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Today's Show: Matt Clark of the Foundation for Moral Law joins me as we discuss some of the big Supreme Court news from this week: a case on a Christian Bakery that refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple; a Missouri church being discriminated against when applying for a grant; a lesbian couple wanting both their names on a child's birth certificate; California's firearm carry laws; and a decision on President Trump's travel ban.Chaplin's Report: John 1:14-18
 
Special Guests: Matt Clark and Laura Glidewell

Today's Show: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell delays the vote on healthcare; the EU goes after Google with a $2.7 Billion fine; and CNN gets in trouble and has three reporters resign for reporting a completely false story.Chaplin's Report: John 1:9-13

Today's Show: New studies into the minimum wage show the effect of mandatory government pay raises on both workers and businesses; We take a look at Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch and what another nominee like him could shift the balance of the court; and MTV accuses the Convention of States of racism. Chaplin's Report: John 1:1-3

Today's Show: A high-profile rape case throws Alabama's sexual assault laws into the national sphere and Rand Paul has some tough words to the Senate Republican's healthcare bill.
Chaplin's Report: John 1:4-5

Today's Show: The Senate GOP finally reveals their version of the Obamacare replacement bill; teenage feminist host a protest in Montana by going to school without wearing bras; and Congressman Tom Massey of Kentucky proposes a bill that would allow reciprocity for any American citizen with a concealed carry weapons permit.
Chaplin's Report: II Tim. 2:1-4
Special Guests: Chris James and Laura Glidewell

Today's Show: Former Obama Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson testifies before the House; Republican lawmakers only increase their appreciation for gun rights after the D.C. shooting; and student activists at Evergreen College demand a professor be fired for disagreeing with them on race issues.
Chaplin's Report: Romans 4:16-17

Today's Show: Otto Warmbier dies, becoming the latest victim of socialism; human cannonball David "The Bullet" Smith talks to us about his performance coming up Thursday at the Montgomery Biscuits game; the Supreme Court makes a precedent setting decision on hate speech; and Press Secretary Sean Spicer describes the kind of health insurance bill he would sign.
Chaplin's Report: Mark 12:13-17
Special Guests: David "The Bullet" Smith and Montgomery Biscuits General Manager Scott Trible

Today's Show: Russia cuts off communications with us after our military shoots down an Syrian fighter jet; a terrorist in London plows into Muslims outside a Mosque and a 14-year-old Muslim girl is beaten to death by an illegal immigrant; a protestor tries to stop a scene from a play depicting a Donald Trump-like Caesar being killed; and Megan Kelly catches heat from both sides for her interview with Alex Jones.
Chaplin's Report: Ephesians 4:30-31

Today's Show: We launch the new show by discussing how our debates and conversations should be strategic; FBI stats show a decline in gun crime in three states with permitless less carry; Senator Bernie Sanders discusses the DC shooting, healthcare, and religious freedom with Jake Tapper on CNN; and our own Mo Brooks was on the DC shooter’s hit list. Chaplin's Report: Ephesians 4:14-15

Today's Show: The Congressional Baseball Game carries on even after the shooting of Majority WHIP Steve Scalise; we discuss the shooter and his politics as well as our own; and the Hearing Protection Act gains new life to end the federal regulation of firearm silencers.Star-Spangled Sermon: Ephesians 4:26-27