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This is the full episode of The Morning Show with Preston Scott for Wed. Jul. 12, 2023. Our guest today includes Stephanie Taub from th 1st Liberty Institute. Follow the show on Twitter @TMSPrestonScott.Check out Preston's latest blog by going to wflafm.com/preston. Check out Grant Allen's blog by going to wflafm.com/grantallen.Listen live to Preston from 6 – 9 a.m. ET and 5 – 8 a.m. CT!WFLA Tallahassee Live stream: https://ihr.fm/3huZWYeWFLA Panama City Live stream: https://ihr.fm/34oufeRFollow WFLA Tallahassee on Twitter @WFLAFM and WFLA Panama City @wflapanamacity and like us on Facebook at @wflafm and @WFLAPanamaCity.

Tiffany is joined by Lauren Muzyka and Nate Robertson of Sidewalk Advocates for Life to talk about SAFL's impact on families across the country through their peaceful approach to advocacy on the sidewalks outside of abortion and abortion-referral facilities. Learn how to get involved in Sidewalk Advocates for Life in your own community and how to be a faithful witness of the mercy and love of Jesus to women in crisis. Lauren Muzyka serves as President & CEO of Sidewalk Advocates for Life (SAFL) where she oversees the organization's vision, mission, and program.  Lauren is a licensed attorney whose passion for defending the sanctity of human life led her into the pro-life movement.  For over two years, Lauren served as Campaign Strategist for the National 40 Days for Life Team, advising their 300+ campaigns in North America.  Lauren holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Spanish from Texas A&M University, as well as an Advanced Certificate in International Affairs.  She is a 2009 cum laude graduate of Ave Maria School of Law (AMSOL) where she served as President of the Lex Vitae Society, a Student Bar Association Class Senator, and remained active in Moot Court Board and The Advocate Radio Show.  In 2008, Lauren was selected as Best Oralist in the State of Michigan Moot Court Competition, where the AMSOL team also won the championship.  She was also selected by her classmates to be a 2009 Student Commencement Speaker.  Lauren has interned with organizations such as Alliance Defending Freedom, Americans United for Life, Liberty Institute, Texas Alliance for Life, and the Collin County District Attorney's Office.  Lauren is a trained Sidewalk Advocate of more than 20 years and has been interviewed on various media outlets throughout the country and world.  Her greatest joy is her relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church, being married to her husband, chasing after her rescue dogs, and bringing God's people together across denominational lines in the pro-life movement.  Nate Robertson serves as Vice President of SAFL. In that role, he oversees the Programs Department, assists with program inquiries, trainings, and location mentorship, and helps builds community relationships.  Nate is passionate about the pro-life cause and has ministered on dozens of sidewalks outside of abortion facilities throughout America. His involvement in the pro-life movement can be traced back to his childhood, when he was greatly moved by the fight for life for the unborn. He has networked with many pro-life groups and organizations over the years and is excited to see SAFL aim to cover all uncovered abortion facilities in the U.S. — and beyond — with peaceful, loving advocates. He desires to facilitate the advancement of the pro-life cause through awareness and accountability.  Nate built a strong reputation as a business leader in account management for over 10 years. He is actively involved in ministry at his local church, as well as traveling and ministering to other congregations. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from Union University in Jackson, TN, where he also served as student body Vice President (2003).  Prior to joining the SAFL National Team, Nate served as a Co-Program Leader for SAFL-Louisville, KY.   Nate and his family live in Orlando, Florida. He enjoys spending time with his wife and children and is active in his local church to help continue advancing the pro-life cause through awareness and accountability.  Learn about LCMS Life Ministry at lcms.org/life, and email us at friendsforlife@lcms.org. Not all the views expressed are necessarily those of the LCMS; please discuss any questions with your pastor.

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As we kick off a new series highlighting partner organizations, we welcome Major General Bob Dees (US Army, Ret.) back to the podcast, who serves as President of the Board for the National Center for Healthy Veterans. Our veterans have pledged their lives for our freedom, security, and prosperity. Healthy veterans are productive members of society, good employees, and positive role models, but not all of our veterans are healthy – more veterans have committed suicide in the past 10 years than the number of combat deaths in the Vietnam War. Our veterans need America, and America needs healthy veterans. The National Center for Healthy Veterans is a comprehensive scalable solution and a unique strategic initiative that will have national impact and return healthy veterans to America. Bob served thirty-one years as an infantry officer, a senior military leader and strategist, and Commander of the 2d Infantry Division in Korea, and the US-Israeli Combined Task Force for Missile Defense.  Following the military, he served in business at Microsoft, in non-profit leadership, and in academia as a VP for military outreach at Liberty University and founder of the Liberty Institute for Military Resilience. In 2015 and 2016, he served as national security advisor and chairman for Dr. Ben Carson's Presidential Campaign. Bob has authored five books including the Resilience Trilogy and the Resilience God Style series. He was also featured as one of 30 “Master Leaders in America” by noted author George Barna and was awarded the Council for National Policy George Washington Military Leadership Award in 2018. To find out more about Bob's work at the National Center for Healthy Veterans, visit https://www.healthyveterans.org/, and to hear more from Bob, check out Episodes 49 and 50 of the podcast! Find more information online at https://www.thewarriorsjourney.org/podcast Follow us on Facebook • Instagram • Twitter

Richard Lowery is an Associate Professor of Finance at The University of Texas at Austin and a senior scholar at the Salem Center for Public Policy. He joins the podcast to talk about his recent article “How UT-Austin Administrators Destroyed an Intellectual Diversity Initiative,” which details what went wrong with plans to build the Liberty Institute.Lowery and Hanania discuss the politicization of academia and how it has even reached finance, why developing new educational institutions is difficult, how “fake conservatives” on campus provide cover for the Left to control universities, and the failure of Republican donors and politicians to push back against these trends effectively. They converge on a set of ideas regarding how to fix academia going forward. Working within the university and without outside support is hopeless, as radicals committed to stamping out dissent have already won and are in a position to thwart any attempts at reform. Nonetheless, state university systems are ultimately under the control of politicians. Conservative elected officials need to show a greater interest in taking concrete steps toward restoring free inquiry and the search for objective truth, which will only happen if they are pressured to do so by donors and right-leaning media. Usually, this will mean not trying to reform individual departments, but relying on state funding and private philanthropy to create new institutions within existing universities, if not apart from them, that can be run by those ideologically committed to rolling back the triumph of anti-capitalist dogma and identity politics. These problems are not insoluble. American conservatives have accomplished political goals before. All it takes is an understanding of the scope of the problem and the political will to do something about it. The conversation includes specific steps that elected officials, academics, donors, and political activists can take to build new institutions.Listen in podcast form or watch on YouTube.Links:Richard Lowery’s Twitter (@RichardLoweryTX).Richard Lowery, “How UT-Austin Administrators Destroyed an Intellectual Diversity Initiative.”Kate McGee, “Professors Behind Conservative-Backed “Liberty Institute” say UT has Strayed from Plan.” Get full access to Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology at www.cspicenter.com/subscribe

The new conservative think tank at the University of Texas, up until now referred to as the "Liberty Institute", has been formally named The Civitas Institute. Its first director will be UT alum Justin Dyer, who describes himself as a "conservative, straight out of central casting, pro-life evangelical". Adding to the misery of our early heat wave this year is Saharan Dust - along with diminished air quality, however, we should get some great sunsets. Three Austin chefs - Edgar Rico of Nixta Taqueria, Iliana de la Vega of El Naranjo, and Mashama Bailey of The Diner Bar and Grey Market - have been named James Beard winners. Austin Bergstrom International Airport has broken its monthly passenger record for the second month in a row: April's all-time-high count of 1,865,046 surpasses March's total by over 40,000. The number of residents living in downtown Austin surged 79 percent between 2010 and 2020, when it hit 13,648. After a promising start, Capital Metro has announced that it will not bring its transit schedule fully back to pre-pandemic levels after all. The revival of the Austin Opry House off South Congress is approved by the Austin City Council, with caveats about the size of the project. The city's Animal Advisory Commission has passed a vote of no confidence in the director of the Austin Animal Center. Beloved local pizza purveyor Bufalina is set to reopen in the former Frank's Laundry space in East Austin. Austin has been ranked one of the best U.S. cities for hiking, at #30 out of 200. In Texas, we rank only behind El Paso at #18. Portland, Oregon tops the list. Post Malone and Slipknot have announced Austin shows at the Moody Center and Germania Insurance Amphitheater, respectively.

This week on The Texan's “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Austin considering a universal basic income program, revelations about the state-funded Liberty Institute at UT, state officials debating whether the border crisis counts as an “invasion,” Wendy Davis filing a lawsuit against the Texas Heartbeat Act, home appraisals in the Austin area skyrocketing, arrests of illegal immigrants at the border processed under Title 42, the latest in campaign fundraising numbers, Dallas County's judge using taxpayer dollars in a legal battle with Gov. Abbott, and a few campaign updates as the runoff elections approach. Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on next week's podcast.

A key Austin COVID statistic has dropped into Stage 3 range, just as universal masking is dropped as a county recommendation based on new CDC data - the CEO of Moderna is predicting an end to the pandemic this year, while cautioning that an Omicron-specific vaccine booster may be necessary. A third day of protests against the Russian attack on Ukraine was held at the Texas State Capitol yesterday. Local restaurant Russian House has changed its name to simply "House" in protest of Russian military aggression. Elon Musk's SpaceX has begun beaming internet service into the Ukrainian combat zone via its Starlink satellite system. Governor Greg Abbott has called for Texas retailers to stop selling products produced in Russia, especially Russian vodka - somewhere, Tito Beveridge is smiling. Japanese rock band CHAI has their equipment trailer stolen in Austin. Transplant Joe Rogan is set to take over the historic Ritz space on East 6th Street, where he intends to launch a new comedy club. St. Edwards University inaugurates its first Hispanic president. Conservative UT think tank The Liberty Institute finds they can't use that name. Sports wins galore over the weekend: A great kickoff for Austin FC's second MLS season, a convincing win over FC Cincinnati at Q2 Stadium on Saturday, final score 5-0. Texas Longhorns Baseball makes short work of Alabama, sweeping its three game series with the Crimson Tide and staying #1. Texas men's basketball squeaks by West Virginia, and plays against Baylor in their last Frank Erwin Center game. And softball, track and field and swimming and diving see championship performances as well.

Peace Radicals Episode 58 - Barun Mitra Former Founder & Director of Liberty Institute & Free Thinker. The Liberty Institute is a nonprofit, independent public policy research and educational organization, dedicated to providing market-based responses to contemporary public policy issues that enhance freedom of choice for all. Mitra writes on public policy issues with a special interest in development and environment, trade and technology, property and intellectual property rights, and democracy and related issues. He was the recipient of the Julian Simon Award 2005 from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington DC. An opinion article published in The Sunday Times, London, had been selected for Excellence in Environmental Journalism Award 2004 by the Pacific Research Institute, San Francisco. Mitra's contribution to the cause of economic and political liberty was recognized by the International Society for Individual Liberty with the Freedom Torch medal 2004.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick recently said the newly created Liberty Institute will help eliminate CRT at the University of Texas. That raises the question: will a government-funded, government-run think tank help protect us from government?

Bill Peacock examines proposed solutions to the problem of CRT in Texas universities.

The lieutenant governor vowed to ban the teaching of critical race theory at Texas' public colleges and universities.

Local COVID hospitalizations are now very close to crossing into Stage 4 range, but dropping slower than previously expected - the Omicron subvariant BA.2 could be a factor. University of Texas faculty are alarmed at Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick's comments about The Liberty Institute - a new conservative-backed think tank at UT - and worry that it is aimed at suppressing the accurate teaching of history. Austin Water has been flushing lines in south Austin after residents complained of foul smelling and tasting water - it apparently has nothing to do with the recent boil-water notice. Capital Metro expects to restore local transit service to full capacity by late this summer. Austin Bergstrom International Airport saw its fourth-busiest year in 2021 and its busiest December ever at the end of last year. Houston's Fajita Pete's opens it first Austin location with goals to open five more. The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians or HAAM has purchased an office building on South First and expects to open it by this fall. The DeLorean sportscar is making a comeback as an electric vehicle and its HQ will be in San Antonio - Austin is a possibility for the location of DeLorean manufacturing. Nine local craft brewers take gold medals in the first Texas Craft Brewers Cup with Black Star Co-op winning Best Small Brewery and Real Ale Brewing winning Best Large Brewery. And a cold front is inbound, cooling down our Friday, prior to a weirdly warm Monday and Tuesday next week.

- MIKE BERRY/1st Liberty Institute: "Coach Joe Kennedy WILL Have his Day at the US Supreme Court! The High Court Agreed to Review a Ruling by the 9th Circuit Court PREVENTING Him from Taking a Knee at Midfield in Prayer after Football Games at Bremerton Public High School" - HILLARY MORGAN FERRER: Mama Bear Apologetics® Guide to Sexuality: Empowering Your Kids to Understand and Live Out God's Design - MLK DAY 2022: "Celebrated Tuskegee Airman Passes Away at 102 Years of Age"

Slater talks to Jeremy Dys of the 1st Liberty Institute about Navy Seals fighting vaccine mandates.

Positive COVID news in two pieces: our local daily hospitalization average has dropped below Stage 5 range for the first time since the end of July, and Travis County has officially hit 70% of all eligible vaccinated. Meanwhile half of the people still showing up at Austin hospitals are not locals, but rather residents of neighboring counties with lower vaccination rates - with Travis being stuck with the bill. Federal officials are preparing a challenge to Governor Greg Abbott's school masking mandate ban. Texas is seeing a significant and spreading outbreak of salmonella bacterial poisonings. ACL Fest's safety plan is updated and approved by the City, while their special events permit is still forthcoming, and local testing centers prepare for a festival-related rush of traffic. Former State Senator Pete Flores will run for the redrawn District 4 seat soon to be vacated by Dawn Buckingham. Organizers of UT's new Liberty Institute see opposition from faculty, who say the new think tank represents a politicization of the university. 5 local high schools place high in a new statewide ranking. Former Lake Travis Cavalier Charlie Brewer quits the Utah Utes after losing the starting quarterback position following three games. Pizza joint 40 North reopens its dining room while Tex Mex joint El Chile moves across Manor Road into new digs. Black Pumas frontman Eric Burton stars in a new science fiction short film. And the first day of fall sees major changes with cooler days and much cooler nights.

Politics, Medicine and Religion with a Lawyer, Paramedic and priest. Sorry for the wind in the background! https://www.bitchute.com/video/LmtKWqurWRBH/ Law firms to call if your rights are infringed upon by your employer, school, college, or any group that discriminates against you for not complying with their covidocracy m@ndates 1. Liberty Counsel https://lc.org/ 2. Liberty Institute https://www.libertyinstitute.org/about/faq [...]

- "Orange County Board of Education has Placed a Costa Mesa Charter School Under Scrutiny - But Now they Appear to be Walking Back Some of their Allegations of Impropriety" - CALL-IN: Baltimore Students Who Failed Courses This Year will Still PASS and Be PROMOTED. Do You Believe This is Helpful? - KEISHA RUSSEL & JEREMY DYS from 1st Liberty Institute: "A Major Win for Religious Liberty Involving One of the OLDEST FAITH-BASED ADOPTION AGENCIES IN AMERICA!" - JEREMY DYS and KEISHA RUSSELL from 1st Liberty Institute: "Why Does a Court Believe that Adhering to Christian Values Makes a Faith-Based Organization 'Republican' and, Therefore, BARRED from Receiving Tax-Exempt Status?" - KP Yohannan of GFA World

I was interviewed by Paul Kramer of the Youth in Policy Podcast.

In the first half of the hour, Mat Staver of Liberty Institute joins us again…this time to give us an insight into how strong President Trump's case is about Election […] The post The Tom Dupree Show. HOUR 1. 11-14-20 appeared first on Dupree Financial.

In the first half of the hour, Mat Staver of Liberty Institute joins us again…this time to give us an insight into how strong President Trump’s case is about Election Fraud. In the second segment, Disney’s streaming platform is floating an awfully big ship. The Dupree take on that… Want to Invest with Confidence…Tune in […]

This webinar brought to you by the Institute for Theological Encounter with Science and Technology provides an introduction to genetic manipulation, they will explore considerations of what is practical, moral, and ethical when it comes to genetic engineering.Co-sponsors include WCAT Radio, En Route Books and Media, Society of Catholic Scientists, Office of Consecrated Life – St. Louis Archdiocese, Department of Medical Humanities, School of Medicine at Creighton University, St. Louis Guild of the Catholic Medical Association, and the Liberty Institute for Faith & Ethics (L.I.F.E) - https://liberty4life.org/For more on the webinar, see https://faithscience.org/genetic-engineering/

Hiram Sasser, a lawyer with the Liberty Institute specializing in Religious discrimination cases, talks about how the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court could benefit both Democrats and Republicans in the upcoming election

USS Theodore Roosevelt Captain Brett Crozier was removed by Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly who then himself stepped down. The initial removal was because the Captain broke with the chain of Command and released information that made our enemies aware we had a ship at sea incapable of completing it's mission because 100 out of 5000 sailors were found to be carrying the CCP Virus. This break down in Military discipline is indicative of a larger issue in the service brought about by the last administrations efforts to do social behavior experiments at the expense of morale, readiness and military discipline. This breakdown has been rerported about on this program in past interviews with Ret General Jerry Boykin, Michael Berry of Liberty Institute, Jeff Mateer then of Liberty Institute and several other military me. Clare Lopez former CIA Operative discusses this issue.

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For a while, Spike has wanted to clear up some of the confusion and misconceptions (and outright falsehoods) regarding the concept of physical removal as espoused by Hans Hermann-Hoppe and others. And who better to help him do it than the Vice President of the Liberty Institute for Freedom and Economics, TJ Roberts? TJ was previously the Managing Editor of Liberty Hangout, the Campus Coodinator for Students for Rand Paul and other campaigns, he's a Contributor to Advocates for Self-Government and is routinely involved in several campaigns. If the reaction from my followers is any indication, this should be a hell of a show. LIFE on Twitter TJ's Article about Physical Removal Libertarian Dad Bod Calendar Intro & Outro Music by JoDavi. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/support

Today's Show : Vice President of Publication & Academics at Liberty Institute of Freedom and Economics, TJ Roberts calls in, Economist, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Writer for Townhall, NewsMax, Lifezette & a professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, Dr. Michael Busler Ph.D calls in, Isis Escapee, Radical Islam Expert, Activist, & Best Selling Author, I.Q. al Rassooli calls in, Founder of College Republicans United, Founder Of Republicans United & Leader of Nationalists United, Kevin Decuyper calls in, Political Strategist & Activist, Eddie Frag calls in, Director, Activist & Lobbyist, Gianni Rodriguez-Parris calls in,AJ from Houston calls in, President Trump Plans Visit to Dayton and El Paso in Response to Shootings, President Trump: ‘We Are Watching Google Very Closely!', Poll: Swing Voters Hugely Oppose 2020 Democrats Promising More Immigration, Jerry Nadler Renews Effort to Target Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Peter Strzok Suing FBI & DOJ for ‘Politically-Driven' Firing, CNN Confirms: Dayton Shooter Had ‘Extreme' Left-Wing Views; Backed Warren & Sanders, U.S. Officials Warned Sweden of ‘Negative Consequences' if Rapper A$AP Rocky Wasn't Released, US-China trade war: Trump pledges to support American farmers, 2020 sweepstakes: Dem candidates compete to give away billions in taxpayer $$ & New York City businesses struggle & lay-off more workers after minimum wage increase.

Caitlin is joined this week by Mike Ursery of Political Circus Podcast (available here on the Think Liberty Network), TJ Roberts of the Liberty Institute of Freedom and Economics, to talk with AJ Olding about his recent trip to Porcfest.We discuss recent sanctions on Iran, Beto O'Rourke's war tax plan, and Vermin Supreme's excellent response to the upcoming Straight Pride Parade in Boston. Gary Johnson endorses Larry Sharpe (while on Jupiter):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjepuZkfyuo Confrontational Politics by H.L. Richardson https://www.scribd.com/book/374566870/Confrontational-Politics https://freeross.org/patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

In this episode of Inter Vitam et Mortem, Catholic bioethicist Mary Anne Urlakis interviews Dcn. Tom Davis, Jr., concerning the new Liberty Institute for Faith & Ethics. The institute may be found online at https://liberty4life.org/ (May 20, 2019)

On this episode, Shaine and Nico talk with TJ Roberts of the Liberty Institute of Freedom and Economics to discuss his article entitled "Venezuela Needs to Sort Itself without American Intervention". He makes the case for why it will make matters worse than it already is in Venezuela with America intervening and how Maduro is handling the situation. They also discuss the reasoning as to why the Trump administration has such an interest in Venezuela. https://freedomandeconomics.org/2019/01/24/venezuela-american-intervention/ https://freedomandeconomics.org/2019/01/30/sanctions-collapse-dollar/ https://www.hapasupremacy.com ☆♪Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/hapasupremacy ☆♪Twitter: ✧Shaine: https://www.twitter.com/shainescalph ✧Nicolette: https://www.twitter.com/petitenicoco ☆♪Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hapasupremacy ☆♪Instagram: ✧Shaine: https://www.instagram.com/shainescalph ✧Nicolette: https://www.instagram.com/petitenicoco SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/HapaSupremacy Liberty Tees!!: http://bit.ly/2ANazBx Use promo code HAPA for 10% off Logo Design by: https://twitter.com/bmblb83

Jimmy talks about school reform, the star test, and speaks with Jonathon Signs from Texas Values and the Liberty Institute on School reform. Also, Jimmy talks about elderly drivers.

Everett Piper, president of Oklahoman Wesleyan University, joins Frank Sontag to offer his perspective on the intolerance of the left on university campuses today. Craig Roberts picks up on this theme with author and journalist Kirsten Powers. Economist Jerry Bowyer talks about Trump's economic plan on Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand. Mat Staver of the Liberty Institute notes one significant compromise on abortion in the latest spending bill on the Don Kroah Show. Mark Elfstrand turns to Biola professor Tim Muelhoff to learn more about his book “The God Conversation.” David Green, founder of Hobby Lobby, joins the Eric Metaxas Show to discuss his latest book “Giving It All Away.” Albert Mohler looks at a disturbing trend in politics—the rise of crass language.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liberty Institute's Jeremy Dys discusses NASA's alleged "Jesus" ban --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchboys/message

FFRF wins Liberty Institute’s “Scrooge Award.” Another FFRF banner is vandalized. Political candidate panders to piety. NYC mayor de Blasio hands $20 million to religious schools. Alabama chief justice Moore defies same-sex marriage law. After listening to Holly Near’s song “I Ain’t Afraid” and Dan Barker’s version of Ruth Green’s poem “FFRF,” we hear Ruth Hurmence Green interviewed in 1979 about her book The Born Again Skeptic’s Guide To The Bible.

Coming to Freedom 2015 is religious rights activist, Kelly Shackelford, from Liberty Institute.    Al Fadi  is a Christian convert from Islam.  He’ll be speaking at Grace Church the weekend of 24-25th.     Then Obama fires pork products from the federal prison system.  Boom!

Roger Byron from the Liberty Institute is defending the Knoxville veteran’s memorial at Young’s Park.  Senator Jason Schultz is upset with Senator Grassley over plans to import Syrian refugees.   Governor Scott Walker talks about issues including the refugee issue.  Iowans give feedback.

David Rubin talks about the election in Israel that reaffirms PM Netanyahu's rule (1:25). Cliff May of Defense of Democracies describes how Obama might try to bypass Congress in order to make a dangerous deal with Iran (4:55). Albert Mohler looks at a statement by Gordon College on human sexuality (9:50). Michael Berry of the Liberty Institute joins Don Kroah to explain how religious liberty is losing ground in the military (13:00). Author and attorney Wesley J. Smith on euthanasia (17:15). Author Joe Battaglia on his book “The Politically Incorrect Jesus: Living Boldly in a Culture of Unbelief” (21:50).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kelly Shackelford of the Liberty Institute (1:25) and Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council discuss the Houston mayor's decision to try and seize sermons from pastors (5:05).◾Russell Moore of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission on the role of the Gospel in a fast-changing culture (8:55).◾Bill Bennett gets the latest on the Senate races from Shawn Trende of Real Clear Politics (13:00).◾Kara Tippetts, a Christian who is dying of cancer, has penned a letter to another young woman battling cancer who intends on taking her own life under Oregon's “right-to-die” legislation (17:55).◾Michael Horton shares thoughts from his new book “Ordinary” (27:55).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Lucas--Iowa State Director of Americans for Prosperity...targeting Braley.  Matt Whitaker from Liberty Institute represents Bob Eschliman, former editor of the Newton Daily News, fired for privately criticizing the gay lobby. And honoring those who make the world work.  Helmets for bikers (motorized)?  The bikes, not the helmets.

Today, March 25th is Medal Of Honor Day. This show is dedicated to all of the brave Congressional Medal Of Honor recipients, especially, the 24 awardees of the March 18th dedication at the White House.n  Of the 24 honorees, which spanned 3 wars, three remained living and received their awards in a White House ceremony on the 18th of March, Sgt. 1st Class Melvin Morris, MSgt Jose Rodela and Sgt. Santiago Erevia. Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and " COOL " Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest: Michael Berry, Esq., Senior Council and Director of Military Affairs for the Liberty Institute.  Mr. Berry, a US Marine veteran, served in a high profile combat deployment to Afghanistan in 2008, serving as a subject-matter expert on complex legal matters of multi-national significance. Recently, Mr. Berry sucessfully defended the religious liberty of Audrey Jarvis. www.LibertyInstitute.org At 2:30pm George Brikho for Congress from Detroit ( area ) will be our guest. A Dynamic candidate who believes in LIBERTIES, LIMITED government & who's campaign REVOLUTION is NOT for sale @ any price. It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!  You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word

Today, March 25th is Medal Of Honor Day. This show is dedicated to all of the brave Congressional Medal Of Honor recipients, especially, the 24 awardees of the March 18th dedication at the White House.n  Of the 24 honorees, which spanned 3 wars, three remained living and received their awards in a White House ceremony on the 18th of March, Sgt. 1st Class Melvin Morris, MSgt Jose Rodela and Sgt. Santiago Erevia.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and " COOL " Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Michael Berry, Esq., Senior Council and Director of Military Affairs for the Liberty Institute.  Mr. Berry, a US Marine veteran, served in a high profile combat deployment to Afghanistan in 2008, serving as a subject-matter expert on complex legal matters of multi-national significance.Recently, Mr. Berry sucessfully defended the religious liberty of Audrey Jarvis. www.LibertyInstitute.orgAt 2:30pm George Brikho for Congress from Detroit ( area ) will be our guest. A Dynamic candidate who believes in LIBERTIES, LIMITED government & who's campaign REVOLUTION is NOT for sale @ any price.It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic! You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word

Hiram Sasser, Director of Litigation for Liberty Institute shares with us about our religious liberties and responsibilities.