A discussion on the importance of standing for righteousness and resisting tyranny, with a focus on the intersection of faith and politics. The hosts also address topics such as government corruption, the Second Amendment, and the need for eternal life through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Supreme Court has ordered CNN to respond to a defamation case filed by the ACLJ, challenging the standard for public figures and media accountability. The case, involving a defamation claim against CNN, seeks to change the New York Times v. Sullivan standard, which has been criticized for being too high for public figures to prove defamation. The ACLJ argues that the standard is outdated and needs to be re-examined in the current media landscape. [... more]

The SAVE Act, a GOP-backed bill requiring voter ID, has passed the House and moves to the Senate. The bill aims to tighten up voter registration identification requirements, sparking debate on election security and American democracy. Meanwhile, the ACLJ has secured a major victory for street preachers in Chicago, protecting their freedom of speech and First Amendment rights. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including identity theft and tax season, gold investments and the second amendment, gun laws and stolen land, immigration law and rewards programs, and identity fraud. [... more]

Todd Sterns discusses various topics including voter ID, election integrity, and conservative commentary, as well as border security, immigration, gun rights, and Christian conservative issues. He also talks about Patriot Mobile, a Christian wireless provider, and the Middle East, specifically Iran and the U.S. military. Additionally, he discusses voting laws, election reform, and the SAVE Act, as well as the Make Elections Great Again Act. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the FACE Act, Don Lemon's arrest, and the intersection of journalism and religious freedom. They examine the law's application to pro-life protesters and the disruption of a church service in Minnesota. The conversation also touches on the importance of protecting houses of worship and the role of the ACLJ in advocating for religious liberties. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including Don Lemon's arrest, free speech, and the First Amendment, as well as immigration, the National Guard, and government shutdowns. The show also touches on welfare and Somali refugees, and the importance of religious freedom. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the border has led to chaos and violence in Minnesota, with local leaders inciting protests and obstructing federal law enforcement operations. Tom Homan, a former acting ICE Director, is working to clean up the interior of the country and is calling on Minnesota officials to cooperate with immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor, has been arrested for allegedly violating the FACE Act by disrupting a church service in Minneapolis. [... more]

The arrest of Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor, has sparked a conversation about journalistic integrity, freedom of speech, and the First Amendment. The charges against Lemon include conspiracy to deprive rights and violation of the FACE Act, which protects places of worship and abortion clinics. The case has also brought attention to the ACLJ's efforts to challenge the Supreme Court's precedent on defamation and the broad immunity given to journalists. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent events in Minneapolis, including the controversy surrounding ICE and the city's mayor, Jacob Fry, as well as the Second Amendment and gun control. She also talks about identity theft and financial security, and shares her opinions on various political topics. [... more]

The discussion centers around the importance of upholding law and order in society, particularly in the context of immigration and law enforcement. The hosts argue that protesters in Minneapolis who are breaking the law and impeding federal officers are not comparable to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, who were productive citizens of their society. They emphasize the need for reason and subjection to law and order, and caution against comparing the current situation to Nazi Germany. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze with tales of bizarre behavior, while identity theft and financial health concerns rise. The inventor of the 401k calls it a monster that should be destroyed, and experts discuss the importance of retirement planning. Meanwhile, gold prices surge as investors seek shelter from global risks, and immigration enforcement becomes a contentious issue. The Second Amendment is also under scrutiny, and experts weigh in on the importance of identity protection and financial health. [... more]

The tragic loss of Alex Predi in Minnesota has sparked a heated debate about immigration law, law enforcement, and the Second Amendment. The incident occurred during a federal operation to detain violent criminals, and many are questioning the actions of the individual involved and the response of law enforcement. The situation has been further complicated by the refusal of some Democrat leaders in Minnesota to cooperate with ICE detainer requests, creating a sanctuary state where violent criminals can hide. As the investigation into the incident continues, many are calling for a more nuanced approach to the issue, one that balances the need to enforce immigration law with the need to protect the rights of citizens and the safety of law enforcement. [... more]

Christian persecution is on the rise globally, with 50 countries ranked with a record high level of discrimination against Christians. In South Korea, a government increasingly hostile to Christianity has arrested a pastor on charges of conspiring to overturn an election. Meanwhile, in the US, immigration enforcement is a contentious issue, with protests and ICE raids sparking concern. The First Amendment and its protections for freedom of speech and religion are being tested in the face of increasing lawlessness and intimidation. The Supreme Court's handling of transgender issues and the implications for girls' sports has sparked debate. Additionally, declining marriage and fertility rates in the US and other developed countries are being linked to a lack of religiosity and a focus on individualism. [... more]

The March for Life takes place in Washington, D.C., with Vice President JD Vance speaking in support of the pro-life cause. Meanwhile, a church in Minnesota was invaded by protesters, and three people have been charged. The Justice Department is investigating Don Lemon's involvement, and the ACLJ is fighting for the rights of peaceful protesters and pro-life advocates. [... more]

A Florida man's tantrum over a leaf blower leads to a discussion on the absurdity of certain individuals, while the host also critiques Ketanji Brown Jackson's comments on the Second Amendment and black codes, and touches on topics such as racism, identity theft, and cybersecurity. [... more]

A church in Minnesota was overrun by protesters, and former CNN anchor Don Lemon was accused of participating in the disruption. The incident has sparked a debate about the limits of free speech and the role of journalists in covering protests. Meanwhile, a Christian ministry in Colorado has won a major victory in its fight against a city ordinance that threatened to silence its outreach efforts. [... more]

A former TSA agent speaks out about a multi-billion dollar fraud centered around the Somali immigrant community, while a church in Minneapolis is disrupted by protesters led by Don Lemon, sparking a federal investigation into First Amendment rights. Meanwhile, the Trump administration takes steps to secure Greenland, and the Danish government apologizes for forced sterilization of native Greenlandic women. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guest, Randall Barkley, discuss prayer for a woman with pancreatic cancer, God's omnipresence and omnipotence, and the importance of protecting the Hyde Amendment. They also touch on a fraud scandal in Minnesota, the role of ICE agents, and election fraud. [... more]

Florida Man Joshua Hunt is accused of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, while Lawrence DiStefano, a Second Amendment aficionado, is charged with 71 gun crimes in New York. Meanwhile, Mark Ruffalo and Wanda Sykes are criticized for their comments on immigration and the treatment of illegal aliens, while the U.S. captures Nicolas Maduro in a military operation and officials are caught rewriting the report on last year's LA wildfires. [... more]

Protests in Memphis drew controversy as demonstrators blocked a major street, sparking debate over the limits of the First Amendment. Meanwhile, a discussion on title fraud in real estate highlighted the importance of protecting homeowners from scams, and a docuseries on online exploitation shed light on the digital darkness destroying lives. [... more]

A recent court decision affirms the constitutional right of religious organizations to hire employees according to their faith, without government interference, in a significant victory for religious liberty and the ability of faith-based organizations to secure and protect their identity. [... more]

President Trump's efforts to protect the Western Hemisphere from foreign influences, the controversy surrounding Venezuela's new government, and the impact of socialism on property rights are among the main topics discussed on this podcast. The host, Todd Stearns, also talks about the importance of voter ID, the conservative movement, and the role of social media influencers in shaping public opinion. Additionally, the podcast touches on American history, the impact of collectivism and communism, and the current situation in New York City under the new mayor, Zoron Mamdani. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana Zohran Mamdani is sworn in as the Mayor of New York City CNN tried to press Independent Journalist Nick Shirley over his reporting about Somali daycares in Minnesota and got absolutely OWNED A drunk Andy Cohen trashes Eric Adams on CNN's New Years Eve show as a comedian makes a trans bathroom joke on the broadcast Social Media Influencer Alix Earle is caught flirting with Tom Brady at a New Year's party CBS Anchor Tony Dokoupil makes a statement admitting people don't trust the mainstream media Eric Swalwell threatens ICE with crimes in his [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is taking on a landmark Supreme Court case to challenge the media's blanket immunity to defamation, seeking to hold them accountable for spreading lies and destroying people's lives. The case involves CNN's defamation of Alan Dershowitz, and the ACLJ is arguing that the current standard set by the New York Times v. Sullivan decision in 1964 is outdated and needs to be re-examined in light of the modern media landscape. [... more]

A grand jury investigation into former CIA director John Brennan is confirmed, tied to the Russia collusion hoax. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for First Amendment rights and freedom of speech, including a case against a senior living facility that removed Christmas decorations, including angels, citing federal law. The ACLJ is also working on a new series, 'The Chilling Effect: The War on Free Speech,' which explores the importance of the First Amendment and the challenges to it. [... more]

A judge in Wisconsin is convicted of a felony for obstructing federal immigration officials, highlighting the importance of accountability in the justice system. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is working on a new project, The Chilling Effect, to expose the war on free speech and the heavy hand of government censorship. The project also touches on issues of Iran, China, and Venezuela, and how they impact national security and the strength of the United States. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing strong against communism and radical Islam, warning of the dangers of abortion, socialism, and the Church of Satan. He also talks about the need for limited government, the Second Amendment, and the importance of nuclear power. Additionally, he addresses the issue of property tax and human trafficking in Ohio, and encourages listeners to support his ministry and get involved in his campaign for state senator. [... more]

The Palmer Raids, a series of federal raids in 1919-1920, violated the right to due process and freedom of speech, highlighting the importance of the First Amendment and the rule of law in American history. The raids, carried out by the Wilson administration, targeted leftists and immigrants, leading to widespread arrests and repression of civil liberties. This dark period in American history serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting individual rights and freedoms. [... more]

Florida Man falls victim to an AI-generated Elon Musk car scam, losing $45,000. Meanwhile, a woman's misunderstanding of socialism and its consequences in countries like Cuba and Canada are highlighted, with a focus on the failures of socialist healthcare systems. [... more]

Even more questions remain about the Brown University shooting as law enforcement refuses to admit the shooter shouted Islamic chants before firing Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr Calls for common sense gun control after the Brown University shooting Dana reacts to the criticism of Kash Patel appearing on a podcast with his girlfriend while the Brown shooter is still at-large A Target Karen HARASSES an employee for wearing a red Charlie Kirk FREEDOM shirt at work The parents of a three-year-old girl caught in the Bondi Beach terror attack have spoken of the heroic stranger who shielded their [... more]

A Christian mother is fighting for her right to raise her daughter in the ways of the Lord, despite a court order prohibiting her from taking her to church or reading her the Bible. Meanwhile, the Somali community in Minnesota is embroiled in a scandal involving government fraud, and a whistleblower has come forward with explosive allegations. As the battle for religious freedom and parental rights continues, one thing is clear: the fight for what's right is far from over. [... more]

The 13th Amendment's ratification marked the end of slavery in the United States, but its abolition was a long and complex process. Ideas about human identity and moral decency played a crucial role in shifting cultural attitudes, and champions like Wilberforce and Lincoln helped bring about the end of this institution. The history of slavery and the 13th Amendment teaches us that human history is not inevitable, and our actions have real meaning. [... more]

The FBI makes an arrest in the January 6th pipe bomb case, a five-year-old mystery that has sparked conspiracy theories and outrage. The suspect, allegedly from Virginia, is accused of placing viable explosive devices at the DNC and RNC headquarters in Washington, D.C. The case has been a focus of conservatives, who have criticized the previous administration for not pursuing it. The new FBI leadership, led by Dan Bongino and Cash Patel, has promised to rebuild trust and get to the bottom of the case. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for the rights of a street preacher who was arrested and threatened with arrest for sharing his faith at a public bus terminal in Houston, Texas. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of energy production and its impact on the AI arms race, as well as the current state of conservative politics in Tennessee, including the governor's race and the debate over school choice and the Second Amendment. [... more]

The government shutdown has ended, but its impact continues to be felt, particularly for those relying on SNAP programs and federal employees. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is facing internal conflicts, with some members calling for primaries against incumbents and others criticizing the party's leadership. Christian churches are also facing challenges, with some being shut down for feeding the hungry, and the ACLJ is fighting to protect their First Amendment rights. As part of Grandparents Week, the ACLJ is celebrating grandparents and their legacy, while also highlighting the importance of educating children and grandchildren about the importance of freedom and the rule of law. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the upcoming election, identity theft, the Second Amendment, cancel culture, free association, Christian Zionism, Israel, Palestine, the Supreme Court, and court packing. The host also shares personal anecdotes and opinions on these topics, highlighting their concerns and perspectives. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly has approved new congressional maps, prompting legal challenges from the NAACP, Common Cause, and a group of individuals working with Democrat operative Mark Elias' law firm. The plaintiffs argue that the maps dilute black voting strength and violate the Voting Rights Act, the 14th Amendment, and the First Amendment. The North Carolina State Board of Elections is urging the courts to resolve the issues surrounding the maps by December 1st to avoid administrative delays for the 2026 election. Meanwhile, the government shutdown in Washington, D.C. continues, with the North Carolina Democrat Party criticizing Republicans for their handling of the situation. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the government shutdown, White House renovations, Israel hostages, and the unaffordability of Obamacare. They also touch on firearm laws, Medicare enrollment, and a terrorism investigation involving a man with marijuana possession. Additionally, they address identity theft and the importance of protecting one's personal information. [... more]

The Islamification of America is a slow but steady march, and it's about to unravel if we don't get a handle on who we are as a nation. Radical Islam is a threat to our way of life, and we need to address it. Human trafficking and the exploitation of women are also major concerns, and we need to take action to stop it. [... more]