Focus Today is an interview program, featuring guests on a variety of topics ranging from politics and finance to health and spiritual life.
Mark Meckler, President of Convention of States, explores the growing movement for a Convention of States to impose term limits, fiscal restraints, and limits on federal power.
Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, discusses the growing U.S.-Saudi economic partnership and the impact of the new U.S.-UK trade deal.
Dr. Robert Jeffress, host of Pathway to Victory, discusses how believers can live out the message of the resurrection in everyday life and how understanding Jesus through the lens of end-times prophecy brings hope and deeper spiritual insight.
Murray Sabrin, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Finance at Ramapo College of New Jersey, discusses economic headlines.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the CA Republican Party and author of “The Lessons of the American Civilization,” explores the legacy of Pope Francis, the challenges facing the Catholic Church today, and what kind of leadership is needed as the Church prepares to choose its next pope.
Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch and author of a forthcoming book “Antisemitism: History and Myth,” discusses the historical roots, modern resurgence, and dangerous myths of antisemitism, as well as how to counter its spread in today's world.
Grant Berry, Founder of Reconnecting Ministries, discusses the growing unrest in Gaza as civilians protest Hamas's leadership and shares how his work through the Romans 911 Project offers a path toward spiritual reconciliation and healing in the Middle East.
Gregory Wrightstone, author of “A Very Convenient Warning,” explores the impact of President Trump's recent environmental policy reversals and the future of U.S. energy policy.
Jim Burling, Pacific Legal Foundation VP of Legal Affairs, discusses the Supreme Court's recent decision to allow deportations under the Alien Enemies Act to resume and explores whether presidents have the constitutional authority to impose tariffs on their own.
Michael Letts, founder and CEO of In-Vest USA and author of “Truth, Lies, and Control,” discusses the rise in politically motivated violence against Tesla drivers and the ongoing threat posed by MS-13 gang activity in the U.S.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the CA Republican Party and author of “The Lessons of the American Civilization,” explores the rise of government censorship worldwide, its impact on free speech, and the consequences for democracy.
Ruthie Blum, former adviser in the office of PM Benjamin Netanyahu, joins us live from Tel Aviv to discuss the situation in the Middle East.
Nir Salomon, executive director of an Israeli pro-life organization Efrat, shares how his organization supports Israeli mothers in choosing life, even amidst the challenges of war.
Todd Friel, executive director of Fortis Institute, explores the authenticity of campus revivals and discusses the role of Christians in responding to political events.
Murray Sabrin, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Finance at Ramapo College of New Jersey, discusses economic headlines.
Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch, founder of The Mental Health First Initiative, explains his support for President Trump's ultimatum to Hamas and discusses how Logotherapy and spiritual wisdom can help people improve emotional wellness.
Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare, discusses the opening of new offices and the impact of the Shield Law on pro-life organizations in New York.
Brian Reisinger, author of “Land Rich, Cash Poor,” discusses the impact of new tariffs on U.S. farmers and meat producers.
Ruthie Blum, former adviser in the office of PM Benjamin Netanyahu, joins us live from Tel Aviv to discuss the situation in the Middle East.
Michael Letts, founder and CEO of In-Vest USA and author of “Truth, Lies, and Control,” examines why Democratic lawmakers are pushing a bill to shield illegal immigrants from ICE deportations and how it fits into the broader fight over immigration policy and public safety.
Josh McConkey, Air Force Colonel and author of the best-selling book "Be The Weight Behind The Spear,” discusses the significance of restoring historic military base names and how it reflects broader cultural and historical battles within the U.S. military and society.
Dr. Gene Getz, editor of the Life Essentials Study Bible, discusses the importance of effective leadership through delegation and the transformative power of forgiveness.
Jonathan Tobin, editor-in-chief of the Jewish News Syndicate, discusses the ongoing Israel-Gaza crisis, Trump's stance on hostages and Gaza's future.
Jake Lang, pardoned January 6 Political Prisoner, talks about his time in solitary confinement, the psychological and physical toll, and his advocacy for prison reform.
Joe Luppino-Esposito, Pacific Legal Foundation's Legal Policy Deputy Director and Federal Policy Chief, discusses the key Supreme Court cases this term, especially those involving environmental regulations and government power.
Dr. Alex McFarland, Religion and Culture Expert and author of “The Assault on America,” discusses the cultural, religious, and societal implications of President Trump's early policy actions, including the shutdown of DEI offices.
John O'Connor, former federal prosecutor and author of the book “Postgate,” reacts to the confirmation hearings and shares his reaction to the California fires.
Gregory Wrightstone, author of “A Very Convenient Warning,” discusses the real causes of the California fires.
Kenneth Abramowitz, author of “The Multifront War,” discusses the U.S. approach to addressing threats posed by Iran and strategies for promoting Middle Eastern stability under the incoming Trump administration.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the CA Republican Party and author of “The Lessons of the American Civilization,” discusses the LA fires, its underlying causes, and government inefficiencies that have exacerbated the problem.
Tevi Troy, Presidential historian and author of a new book “The Power and The Money,” reacts to recent headlines and discusses how White House makes policy.
Bill Walton, the host of The Bill Walton Show and the chair of the Resolute Protector Foundation, discusses Meta's recent shifts in content moderation policies and the implications of Dana White joining its board.
Lord Conrad Black, former owner of The Telegraph and author of “The Political and Strategic History of the World, Vol. I,” discusses the resignation of PM Trudeau and comments on President Trump's comments about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state.
Leighton Grey, lawyer and host of the Grey Matter Podcast, discusses PM Tureau's resignation and Canada's future.
Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, discusses economic headlines and shares his outlook for the U.S. economy in 2025.
Jonathan Feldstein, President and founder of The Genesis 123 Foundation, explores the ongoing hostage crisis involving Hamas, its impact on Israel, and the challenges of securing the release of all hostages.
Mark Meckler, President of Convention of States, discusses the latest headlines.
Dick Russell, author of “The Real RFK Jr.: Trials of a Truth Warrior,” discusses the controversies, achievements and personal journey of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his nomination for DHHS.
Kenneth Abramowitz, author of “The Multifront War,” discusses the fall of Assad in Syria and what comes next.
Dr. Robert Jeffress, host of Pathway to Victory and author of “How Can I Know?” addresses key questions about faith and discusses how we can maintain a clear and confident belief in today's complex world.
Ruthie Blum, former adviser in the office of PM Benjamin Netanyahu, joins us live from Tel Aviv to discuss the situation in Syria and the rest of the Middle East.
Megan Barth, Editor in Chief of The Nevada Globe, discusses the latest headlines.
Larry Sharpe, National Organizing Director for American Values 2024, discusses RFK Jr.'s role in Trump's second administration.
Raynard Jackson, president and CEO of Raynard Jackson & Associates, LLC, reacts to Donald Trump's recent election victory and discusses Trump's role as a transformative leader challenging the global elite.
Political commentator Bob Just discusses the recent election and examines the shifts within the Democratic Party.
Prof. John Ellis, author of “A Short History of Relations Between Peoples,” explains how societies moved from tribalism to an inclusive, anti-racist worldview and discusses Critical Race Theory's potential impact on societal unity.
Leighton Grey, lawyer and host of the Grey Matter Podcast, discusses the latest headlines.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the California Republican Party, discusses the dangers of centralized government and how the upcoming election could impact the balance between government control and individual liberty.
Pastor Marc Little, executive director of CURE America Action, discusses the growing support for Donald Trump among black voters and talks about the importance of the Christian vote.
Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch and author of the new book “Muhammad: A Critical Biography,” discusses the escalating Middle East conflict and the future of the US-Israel relationship under the new leadership.
Rev. Bernie Lindley, Vicar of St. Timothy Episcopal Church in Bookings, discusses lawsuit with the city for feeding the homeless
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