Jenna Ellis, a Christian leader and attorney, shares her journey from homeschooling to working in the Trump administration and now as a voice for the American Family Association. She emphasizes the importance of understanding first principles and natural law in understanding the Constitution and the design of government. Ellis argues that the Constitution is a moral document that recognizes God-given rights and that the United States is exceptional because of its commitment to these principles. [... more]

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KVOA Tucson sports reporter Jenna Fink joins the show from State Farm Stadium in Phoenix to recap the scene from the National Championship and a UConn repeat [... more]

KVOA Tucson Sports Reporter Jenna Fink joins the show from the National Championship Amy's journey to crowded Western New York Iowa South Carolina sets basketball viewing record [... more]

A group of thought leaders, including Jenna Robinson, are working to reform higher education through legislation, focusing on general education and the importance of teaching Western tradition and the Bible. They propose a model general education act that would create a new school of general education and mandate certain courses, including history, humanities, and economics, while exempting STEM majors from some requirements. [... more]

A recount in Colorado is underway, with Tina Peters and her supporters demanding a hand count of ballots due to concerns over voting machine certification and potential voter fraud. The case has implications for election integrity nationwide, with many states facing similar issues with their voting systems and laws. [... more]

It's shameful that leftist mobs are targeting conservatives like Justice Kavanaugh Dave Brat and Jenna Ellis join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the January 6th Capitol riot, Ted Cruz's comments, and the potential civil war within the Republican Party. The show also touches on the importance of truth and facts, and how they are being manipulated by the left. [... more]

North Carolina's response to COVID-19 has had a major impact on public schools, with many students returning to online learning. State lawmakers have sent $335 checks to parents of school-aged children, but critics argue that the checks are not enough to cover the costs of virtual learning. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina has faced criticism for its handling of the pandemic, with some students and faculty members expressing concerns about the quality of online education. The state's education system is also facing challenges, with some schools struggling to provide adequate resources and support for students. As the state looks to the future, lawmakers are considering proposals to increase funding for public schools and to expand parental school choice options. [... more]

A recent study reveals the characteristics of COVID-19 patients, including age, gender, and underlying health conditions. The University of North Carolina system faces scrutiny and criticism from higher education watchdogs. A federal electric vehicle tax credit is being used to subsidize wealthy Californians, rather than helping average Americans. North Carolina congressman Richard Hudson expresses disappointment with the direction of the police reform conversation. [... more]