The Jack Smith trial has erupted into chaos, with prosecutors and defense attorneys clashing over pretrial motions and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct. Meanwhile, the border remains a top concern, with thousands of people crossing into the US illegally every day, raising questions about national security and the rule of law. Author Tulsi Gabbard discusses her new book, 'Love of Country,' and shares her experiences at the border, where she witnessed a well-organized and efficient system for illegal crossings. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses various topics including the upcoming presidential debate, Israel's aid package, the electoral college system, social media censorship, and a teacher's right to pray in public. They also address the US Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity and other current events. [... more]

The Biden administration's pause of munitions transfers to Israel has been met with criticism from former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who argues that it is a betrayal of the country's ally and a dangerous precedent. Meanwhile, protests on college campuses have been fueled by funding from billionaire donors who support President Biden's reelection campaign, and have been linked to anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas rhetoric. The ACLJ is involved in a situation in Malaysia where a pastor is imprisoned for evangelizing his Christian faith, and Tulsi Gabbard discusses her book 'For the Love of Country' and the need for Americans to stand together against the threat of Islamist ideology. [... more]

The ACLJ is involved in several high-profile cases, including the Trump cases and the alleged mishandling of classified documents, as well as the persecution of Christians in Malaysia, where a pastor was forcibly abducted by the government for evangelizing. [... more]

- Hour Rich reacts to the -page complaint filed by federal prosecutors against Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara for stealing M from the Dodgers star ESPN MLB Reporter Alden Gonzalez and Rich discuss the circumstances that led to the Ohtani Ippei Mizuhara theft gambling scandal what the next legal steps are for Mizuhara and what lingering questions remain after prosecutors' thorough investigation Rich and Boston fan Chris Brockman discuss the Celtics' late-season slump and the rise of the Knicks under Jalen Brunson Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy [... more]

The NYPD responded to calls of chaos and made several arrests during an Easter Catholic mass at St Patrick's Cathedral yesterday The Sekulow team discusses the New York City Easter service protest President Biden's dubious claims about the U S economy President Trump's request to the appeals court to review the ruling that allowed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain as prosecutor and much more [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is fighting for life, liberty, and freedom, representing students who were told they could not pray at school, defending Israel, and battling 18 cases against the Biden administration. They are also advocating for persecuted Christians worldwide and promoting pro-life and anti-abortion efforts in Europe. [... more]

A new development in the Fannie Willis case raises concerns about obstruction of justice, as evidence suggests the district attorney may have told a witness not to testify. Meanwhile, the 2024 presidential election is heating up, with Nikki Haley suspending her campaign and endorsing Donald Trump. The Republican Party is now unified behind Trump, but the general election is expected to be a close and divisive contest. [... more]

The 14th Amendment case at the U.S. Supreme Court is pending, with potential implications for future elections. Meanwhile, the Georgia election case involving Fani Willis and President Trump's team is nearing a decision, with the possibility of disqualification or removal of the DA's office. The ACLJ is actively involved in several high-profile cases, including the 14th Amendment and presidential immunity cases, and is urging supporters to donate to their Life and Liberty drive to help fund their efforts. [... more]

The Fannie Willis case in Georgia is taking a dramatic turn as the DA's office faces potential removal due to allegations of perjury. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is expected to make a decision on the 14th Amendment case, and the Biden administration's stance on Israel is causing controversy, with some accusing them of encouraging anti-Semitism. [... more]

Fannie Willis and Nathan Wade's personal relationship and cell phone records are under scrutiny in the Georgia prosecution of Donald Trump, while a New York civil fraud case against Trump heats up with a $400 million bond requirement. Meanwhile, a new book explores the resurrection of Jesus and its significance in the Christian faith. [... more]

The disqualification case of Fannie Willis, a district attorney in Georgia, continues into its third week as a judge reviews evidence and testimony. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is considering executive action to restrict asylum at the border, a move that has sparked controversy among Democrats. The ACLJ has been involved in several cases, including assisting a Jewish student who was reprimanded for wearing an IDF shirt to class, and is working to protect the rights of individuals and organizations around the world. [... more]

Paul's testimony of righteousness, self-control, and judgment to come convicts Felix, but he dismisses the gospel and prioritizes his own selfish desires, ultimately leading to his downfall. [... more]

The Bible challenges each and every one of us to get to the next level, but it never condemns us in the process. Christians have to accept that life hurts and losses, but we accept them without losing Christ. We have to trust in Him, and He causes all things to work together for the good if we hang in there. [... more]

Apostle Paul stands before his prosecutors, refusing to cave in to their accusations and instead choosing to preach the gospel, demonstrating his unwavering faith and commitment to his beliefs. [... more]

The integrity of the judicial system is being questioned as Fannie Willis, the district attorney, faces scrutiny over her relationship with a special counsel and potential conflict of interest in the RICO case against President Trump. Meanwhile, Secretary Pompeo shares his insights on the situation in Israel, where Hamas is a major threat, and the ACLJ is working to hold the UN accountable for its role in facilitating terrorism. [... more]

The Trump legal world is in turmoil as prosecutors Fannie Willis and Jack Smith pursue various cases against the former president, including a disqualification hearing in Georgia and a civil fraud trial in New York. The 14th Amendment case at the U.S. Supreme Court could have significant implications for President Trump's eligibility to run for office, while the immunity case could determine whether he is entitled to absolute immunity for actions taken while president. [... more]

A Fulton County DA faces scrutiny over the misuse of federal funds, potentially jeopardizing a high-profile case against President Trump. Meanwhile, the US State Department considers recognizing a Palestinian state, and concerns about Iran's influence and fentanyl smuggling at the border continue to grow. [... more]

The ACLJ is defending First Amendment freedoms and fighting against cancel culture, as seen in a recent warrant issued by Special Counsel Jack Smith targeting those who interacted with President Trump's Twitter account. The organization is also advocating for Israel's right to exist and combating anti-Semitism, while promoting faith and freedom through their drive and new movie, Jingle Smells. [... more]

The Biden crime family's alleged corruption in Ukraine is a long-standing issue, with evidence pointing to Joe Biden's involvement in the firing of Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin, who was investigating Burisma, a company linked to Hunter Biden. The situation raises questions about the Biden family's connections to corrupt individuals and their potential impact on US foreign policy. [... more]

Viktor Shokin, the former prosecutor general of Ukraine, shares his side of the story about being fired by President Poroshenko at the insistence of then Vice President Biden, who was investigating Burisma. Shokin claims that Burisma was engaged in illegal activities and that he was a threat to the company's corrupt dealings involving Hunter Biden and others. [... more]

The Biden family's business dealings and potential corruption are under scrutiny, with a special prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden's activities. Meanwhile, Donald Trump faces multiple indictments and investigations, including a January 6th committee and a Fulton County indictment over phony electors. The 2024 election is heating up, with candidates like Vivek Ramaswamy and Ron DeSantis vying for the Republican nomination. The Biden administration's border policy is also under fire, with critics arguing that it has led to an influx of illegal immigrants and a lack of enforcement. Abortion and the economy are also major issues in the election, with many Republicans calling for stricter abortion laws and others criticizing the Biden administration's economic policies. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has been fighting for 13 years against the targeting of conservative groups and individuals by the IRS and the Justice Department. Special counsel Jack Smith's office has been at the center of this issue, with his expansive views of the law leading to the silencing of core political speech and the stifling of free speech. The ACLJ is standing with whistleblowers who have come forward to expose the truth about this conspiracy against the American people. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal and the implications of the decision, the Republican primary debates and the rules surrounding the event, and the controversy surrounding a prosecutor's handling of cases in Florida. [... more]

The ACLJ is standing up to the deep state's chokehold on the constitutional republic, defending whistleblowers like FBI Special Agent Karen O'Boyle and FBI Staff Operations Specialist Marcus Allen, who are being treated horribly by their government for testifying against political corruption in the FBI. [... more]

A marriage license parody highlights the absurdity of marriage laws, while a discussion on the Department of Justice's handling of the Trump case raises concerns about prosecutorial misconduct and election interference. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing scrutiny over its handling of the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes provisions for taxpayer-funded abortion and gender transition surgeries for military personnel. Meanwhile, the Justice Department is under fire for its handling of the Hunter Biden investigation, with whistleblowers alleging that the investigation was thwarted and that Hunter Biden was not registered under FARA. The Congressional investigation into the matter is ongoing, with lawmakers seeking answers from the DOJ and the Biden administration. [... more]

The discussion revolves around immigration, border security, and the Texas National Guard's efforts to deter migrants. The E-Verify bill is also discussed, with concerns about biometrics and identity verification. The debt ceiling and spending cuts are addressed, as well as the impact of federal regulation on the airline industry. Consumer protection and Title 42 are also topics of discussion. Additionally, the conversation touches on Ukraine, security assistance, and the military industrial complex. Student loans, public sector workers, and loan forgiveness are also mentioned. The discussion also delves into anthropology, wokery, and identity politics, as well as the Air Force's pilot training program and diversity and inclusion efforts. Joe Biden and Hunter Biden are also discussed, with an investigation and potential indictment mentioned. [... more]

The Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 was the deadliest act of homegrown terrorism in American history, killing 168 people. A storyteller, John Moy, was called upon by federal prosecutors to help craft a story that would convince the jury to convict Terry Nichols, who was accused of conspiring with Timothy McVeigh. Moy worked with the prosecutors to distill the complex evidence into a clear and compelling story, using techniques such as visual aids and storytelling principles to help the jury understand the case. [... more]

The Brian Kilmeade Show discusses the indictment of former President Donald Trump by Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan District Attorney, and its implications for the 2024 presidential election. The show also covers the meeting between Speaker McCarthy and the Taiwanese president, the situation with China, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, the show touches on the need for national security and the importance of investing in the military to counter the growing threat from China. [... more]

The threat of China and Russia's alliance, the US military's recruitment crisis, and the impact of inflation on the economy are among the main topics discussed on the podcast. The hosts also examine the potential risks of TikTok and the need for a comprehensive approach to addressing China's actions in the US. [... more]

The removal of a Soros-backed state attorney in Florida by Governor DeSantis has sparked controversy and debate over prosecutorial discretion and the enforcement of laws. Meanwhile, tensions between the US and China continue to escalate, with China's military exercises around Taiwan raising concerns about a potential invasion. The US is also facing challenges at home, including the expansion of the IRS and its impact on middle-class Americans. [... more]

A former prisoner shares his 25-year fight for truth and justice after being wrongly accused of crimes he never committed. He discusses the corruption in the prison system, the flaws in the capital punishment process, and the cover-ups of Satanism in the justice system. He also talks about the importance of standing up for the truth and fighting for what is right. [... more]

A former prisoner shares his story of wrongful conviction and the corrupt system that led to his imprisonment, highlighting the need for forgiveness and the importance of standing up for one's rights in the face of false accusations and corrupt authorities. [... more]

God's gift of conscience distinguishes between right and wrong, encourages doing what is right, and produces guilt when wrong is done. It is a threefold function that can be conditioned by the Bible. The story of Joseph's brothers in Genesis chapter 42 illustrates how God uses guilt by association, similar circumstances, and isolation to awaken a slumbering conscience and bring about a response of admission, self-defense, and understanding of God's involvement. [... more]

Understanding the importance of having a power of attorney in place, especially for aging individuals, and how it can help avoid complex and costly guardianship processes. Additionally, exploring the impact of cybercrime on our daily lives and the recent Supreme Court decision limiting the scope of the nation's main cybercrime law, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). [... more]

The impeachment trial of President Trump continues with allegations of prosecutorial misconduct and manipulation of evidence by the house managers. The defense team argues that the First Amendment rights of the president are being threatened, and that the house managers' actions are a clear example of duplicity and a lack of commitment to the truth and the rule of law. [... more]

The impeachment trial of President Trump continues, with allegations of prosecutorial misconduct and manipulation of evidence. The defense team argues that the house managers have selectively edited footage and misinterpreted words to fit their narrative, and that the First Amendment is being threatened. The trial has sparked debate over election integrity, constitutional rights, and due process. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]