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Lara Trump talks with celebrities, politicians, and other Americans with a story to tell.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Michele Tafoya is a former American sportscaster. From 2011 to 2022, she was a reporter for NBC Sports, primarily as a sideline reporter for NBC Sunday Night Football. Today, she hosts The Michele Tafoya Podcast and makes television appearances on talk shows discussing the state of American politics and culture.

The Chris Stigall Show has been a morning destination for talk radio listeners since its 2006 launch in Kansas City, MO. From there, he began grabbing industry attention, filling in on nationally syndicated talk radio shows and appearing as a cable news guest. In 2011, Stigall made the move to Philadelphia, where he became a morning radio fixture ever since. The podcast version of the show launched in 2019 and became an instant top conservative talk podcast in the country. Stigall's shows are equal parts hilarity and desk-pounding monologues with healthy doses of skepticism and sarcasm. Above all else, Chris's abiding faith in Christ is what guides him. His interviews with everyone from athletes and actors to comedians and politicians have regularly resulted in national headlines, and since 2009 has consistently ranked b y industry trade publications as one of the top radio morning hosts in the country. Chris' career began a s a writer's intern on Late Show with David Letterman, followed by work as a producer, news anchor, DJ, and even a brief stint as a staffer for a member of the United States House of Representatives. A Northwest Missouri State University graduate in Maryville, MO - Stigall obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcasting with a minor in journalism. In addition to his radio and podcast work, you may have seen him as an occasional guest on your favorite cable channels — even the ones you hate! Chris and his wife, Christine are vocal proponents of school choice, specifically private Christian education. Together with the Herzog Foundation, the Stigalls host a podcast called "Making The Leap" to introduce and encourage parents to new ways of educating their children, rescuing them from the toxic politics of public education. The Stigalls are committed Christians in the Southern Baptist tradition along with their three teenage children—Will, Drew, and Anna.

Mike Gallagher','Mike Gallagher is one of the most listened-to radio talk show hosts in America.Prior to being launched into national syndication in 1998, Mike hosted the morning show on WABC-AM in New York City. Today, TalkersMagazine reports that his show is heard by 7 million weekly listeners.He''s also a best-selling author, having written two books: Surrounded by Idiots: Fighting Liberal Lunacy in America (William Morrow) and 50Things Liberals Love to Hate (Threshold), a humorous, insightful romp about the many things liberals seem to hate.Gallagher has also appeared on stage and film as an actor, with featured roles in regional theater and on Broadway. He appeared at the Shubert Theater in New York for a guest stint in the Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" as the White DJ, as well as playing the same role in a number of cities on the national tour. Mike also invested in the Tony award-winning musical "Pippin" both in NYC and the national tour.Perhaps his greatest passion involves supporting the law enforcement community. His charitable foundation "Gallagher''s Army: FallenOfficers Fund" provides assistance to the families of police officer skilled in the line of duty. In April of 2015, he was awarded the NewYork City Sergeants Benevolent Association "Heroism Award" for his stead fast support to law enforcement. In addition to reaching out to hero officer families, the foundation publishes and distributes the FirstResponders Bible, a King James Bible and spiritual fitness manual which is offered to First Responders to assist with the emotional and spiritual challenges they face every day (www.gallaghersarmy.org)."The Happy Conservative Warrior" is one of the most consistently popular hosts in America. Mike''s passionate interaction with listeners and his fast-paced, fun delivery make his show appointment listening for millions of people.

Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), one of the most prestigious law firms in the country. He is an accomplished Supreme Court advocate, renowned expert on religious liberty, a number 1 New York Times-bestselling author, and a respected broadcaster. Jay Sekulow is an attorney with a passion for protecting religious liberty - freedom - democracy. For nearly a quarter of a century, he's been on the front lines - working to protect religious and constitutional freedoms in the courts, in Congress, and in the public arena. At the Supreme Court of the United States, Jay Sekulow has argued cases 12 times - including several landmark cases which have become part of the legal landscape in the area of religious liberty litigation. In the Mergens case, Jay Sekulow cleared the way for public school students to form Bible clubs and religious organizations on their school campuses. In the Lamb's Chapel case, he defended the free speech rights of religious groups, ensuring that they be treated equally with respect to the use of public facilities. In McConnell v. FEC, Jay Sekulow ensured that the constitutional rights of young people remain protected with a unanimous decision by the high court guaranteeing that minors can participate in political campaigns. Most recently, in Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, he secured a unanimous First Amendment decision clearing the way for governments to accept permanent monuments of their choosing - including Ten Commandments monuments - in public parks. At the beginning, no one could have predicted that what began as a mission to protect religious liberty in this country would involve an international outreach. In a world where Christians face discrimination, violence, and even death for practicing their faith, it soon became clear that there was work to be done abroad. Jay Sekulow believes that religious liberty - religious freedom - is an international right - a global concern. He launched the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) - based in Strasbourg, France - the seat of the European Court of Human Rights. He serves as Chief Counsel of the ECLJ and has opened offices around the world in: France, Russia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and Israel. With so much of our future tied to what happens in the Middle East, Jay Sekulow knew that establishing an office in Jerusalem was critical. When Israel attempted to defend itself during a 2009 conflict in Gaza, the world community expressed outrage. Israel was falsely accused of committing war crimes. Jay Sekulow assembled an international legal team, which included former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and presented critical arguments protecting Israel's national security interests before the International Criminal Court at the Hague. "Jay Sekulow is a true friend of Israel who has fought with us hand-in-hand in some of Israel’s most strategic, international battles," said Danny Ayalon, former Deputy Foreign Minister, State of Israel, who also served as Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. "Jay was instrumentally-involved in projects that the President of Israel and the Prime Minister put on our national agenda." Whether it's fighting to protect religious liberty and freedom overseas, or right here at home, there's a tremendous track record of success that's not gone unnoticed. Townhall Magazine named Jay Sekulow to its "Townhall of Fame" and recognized him as "one of the top lawyers for religious freedom in the United States." Jay Sekulow was named one of "The 90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last 30 Years" by Legal Times and recognized for "fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights." The Chicago Tribune concluded that the ACLJ has "led the way" in Christian legal advocacy. TIME Magazine named Jay Sekulow one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals" in America and called the ACLJ "a powerful counterweight" to the ACLU. Business Week said the ACLJ is "the leading advocacy group for religious freedom." Jay Sekulow's work on the issue of judicial nominees - including possible vacancies at the Supreme Court - has received extensive news coverage including a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, The National Law Journal has twice named Jay Sekulow one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" in the United States. He is also among a distinguished group of attorneys known as "The Public Sector 45" named by The American Lawyer, which said the designation represents "45 young lawyers outside the private sector whose vision and commitment are changing lives." In 2014, Jay Sekulow was honored by the Greek Orthodox Order of St. Andrew the Apostle - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for his work in defending religious freedom and human rights. The Athenagoras Human Rights Award was presented to Jay Sekulow by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, Exarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, together with the Order of Saint Andrew's National Commander Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis who paid tribute to Jay Sekulow for dedicating his life "to fighting for fundamental human rights and religious freedom in the international juridical arena, from the Supreme Court of the United States to the European Court of Human Rights." With more than one million members, the ACLJ is a powerful grassroots organization. Whether it's protecting the display of the Ten Commandments or the National Motto, Jay Sekulow is at the forefront - advising key decision makers in Washington, D.C. concerning the constitutionality of legislation - representing Members of Congress on amicus briefs at the Supreme Court - and encouraging the passage of laws that are constitutionally-sound. To get the message out, Jay Sekulow has developed a comprehensive media strategy to expand the reach of the ACLJ - a daily radio broadcast tackles the tough issues that matter most, a weekly television show highlighting key decision-makers, a user-friendly website which provides updated information, and engaging and debating the issues in the public arena. Jay Sekulow brings insight and education to listeners daily with his national call-in radio program, Sekulow, which is broadcast on more than 1,050 radio stations, SiriusXM satellite radio, and streamed live on the ACLJ website. Jay Sekulow also hosts a weekly television program, ACLJ This Week, which is broadcast on a number of networks nationwide including the Trinity Broadcasting Network, Daystar and Sky Angel. He is a popular guest on nationally televised news programs such as FOX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and PBS. He posts regularly to his blog, Faith & Justice on Beliefnet, frequently contributes articles and commentary to national publications, and is often quoted in the nation's leading newspapers including USA Today, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Washington Times. Jay Sekulow is author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book, Rise of ISIS, A Threat We Can't Ignore, which provides a clear understanding of the rise of ISIS, their objectives, and the unlawful strategy used by terrorists. With the ACLJ “Law of War Team” - Jay Sekulow warns that if left undefeated, we will witness genocide of historic proportions at the hands of the Islamic State. At the same time, Rise of ISIS reveals first-hand stories of bravery and triumph underscoring the fact that there is hope - even in the face of ongoing attacks. Jay Sekulow has additionally served as a faculty member for the Office of Legal Education at the United States Department of Justice. As a member of the faculty, he instructed Assistant United States Attorneys and investigators in the First Amendment issues associated with prosecution of obscenity. With an ongoing commitment to education, Jay Sekulow is dedicated to training the next generation of religious liberty experts. The ACLJ provides legal training for law students from around the globe, reaching out through its offices at Regent University in Virginia. Jay Sekulow received his Ph.D. from Regent University, with a dissertation on American Legal History, is an honors graduate of Mercer Law School, where he served on the Mercer Law Review, and an honors graduate of Mercer University. He was appointed a Senior Fellow at Emory University Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Religion., Jay Sekulow was a Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institutes in June and July 2013 and 2014. He was asked to give a lecture on Middle East Affairs and International Law in 2013. He was also a Visiting Research Scholar at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institute in 2015. He recently completed a course of study at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with certification in Executive Leadership and Corporate Innovation. Vanderbilt’s Executive Development Institute designated Jay Sekulow an Owen World Shaper in 2015. Jay is the author of numerous publications and legal articles. Immediately following graduation from law school, he served in the U.S. Treasury Department in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service where he was responsible for litigation in the U.S. Tax Court.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Chris Stigall Show has been a morning destination for talk radio listeners since its 2006 launch in Kansas City, MO. From there, he began grabbing industry attention, filling in on nationally syndicated talk radio shows and appearing as a cable news guest. In 2011, Stigall made the move to Philadelphia, where he became a morning radio fixture ever since. The podcast version of the show launched in 2019 and became an instant top conservative talk podcast in the country. Stigall's shows are equal parts hilarity and desk-pounding monologues with healthy doses of skepticism and sarcasm. Above all else, Chris's abiding faith in Christ is what guides him. His interviews with everyone from athletes and actors to comedians and politicians have regularly resulted in national headlines, and since 2009 has consistently ranked b y industry trade publications as one of the top radio morning hosts in the country. Chris' career began a s a writer's intern on Late Show with David Letterman, followed by work as a producer, news anchor, DJ, and even a brief stint as a staffer for a member of the United States House of Representatives. A Northwest Missouri State University graduate in Maryville, MO - Stigall obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcasting with a minor in journalism. In addition to his radio and podcast work, you may have seen him as an occasional guest on your favorite cable channels — even the ones you hate! Chris and his wife, Christine are vocal proponents of school choice, specifically private Christian education. Together with the Herzog Foundation, the Stigalls host a podcast called "Making The Leap" to introduce and encourage parents to new ways of educating their children, rescuing them from the toxic politics of public education. The Stigalls are committed Christians in the Southern Baptist tradition along with their three teenage children—Will, Drew, and Anna.

Mike Gallagher','Mike Gallagher is one of the most listened-to radio talk show hosts in America.Prior to being launched into national syndication in 1998, Mike hosted the morning show on WABC-AM in New York City. Today, TalkersMagazine reports that his show is heard by 7 million weekly listeners.He''s also a best-selling author, having written two books: Surrounded by Idiots: Fighting Liberal Lunacy in America (William Morrow) and 50Things Liberals Love to Hate (Threshold), a humorous, insightful romp about the many things liberals seem to hate.Gallagher has also appeared on stage and film as an actor, with featured roles in regional theater and on Broadway. He appeared at the Shubert Theater in New York for a guest stint in the Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" as the White DJ, as well as playing the same role in a number of cities on the national tour. Mike also invested in the Tony award-winning musical "Pippin" both in NYC and the national tour.Perhaps his greatest passion involves supporting the law enforcement community. His charitable foundation "Gallagher''s Army: FallenOfficers Fund" provides assistance to the families of police officer skilled in the line of duty. In April of 2015, he was awarded the NewYork City Sergeants Benevolent Association "Heroism Award" for his stead fast support to law enforcement. In addition to reaching out to hero officer families, the foundation publishes and distributes the FirstResponders Bible, a King James Bible and spiritual fitness manual which is offered to First Responders to assist with the emotional and spiritual challenges they face every day (www.gallaghersarmy.org)."The Happy Conservative Warrior" is one of the most consistently popular hosts in America. Mike''s passionate interaction with listeners and his fast-paced, fun delivery make his show appointment listening for millions of people.

Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), one of the most prestigious law firms in the country. He is an accomplished Supreme Court advocate, renowned expert on religious liberty, a number 1 New York Times-bestselling author, and a respected broadcaster. Jay Sekulow is an attorney with a passion for protecting religious liberty - freedom - democracy. For nearly a quarter of a century, he's been on the front lines - working to protect religious and constitutional freedoms in the courts, in Congress, and in the public arena. At the Supreme Court of the United States, Jay Sekulow has argued cases 12 times - including several landmark cases which have become part of the legal landscape in the area of religious liberty litigation. In the Mergens case, Jay Sekulow cleared the way for public school students to form Bible clubs and religious organizations on their school campuses. In the Lamb's Chapel case, he defended the free speech rights of religious groups, ensuring that they be treated equally with respect to the use of public facilities. In McConnell v. FEC, Jay Sekulow ensured that the constitutional rights of young people remain protected with a unanimous decision by the high court guaranteeing that minors can participate in political campaigns. Most recently, in Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, he secured a unanimous First Amendment decision clearing the way for governments to accept permanent monuments of their choosing - including Ten Commandments monuments - in public parks. At the beginning, no one could have predicted that what began as a mission to protect religious liberty in this country would involve an international outreach. In a world where Christians face discrimination, violence, and even death for practicing their faith, it soon became clear that there was work to be done abroad. Jay Sekulow believes that religious liberty - religious freedom - is an international right - a global concern. He launched the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) - based in Strasbourg, France - the seat of the European Court of Human Rights. He serves as Chief Counsel of the ECLJ and has opened offices around the world in: France, Russia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and Israel. With so much of our future tied to what happens in the Middle East, Jay Sekulow knew that establishing an office in Jerusalem was critical. When Israel attempted to defend itself during a 2009 conflict in Gaza, the world community expressed outrage. Israel was falsely accused of committing war crimes. Jay Sekulow assembled an international legal team, which included former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and presented critical arguments protecting Israel's national security interests before the International Criminal Court at the Hague. "Jay Sekulow is a true friend of Israel who has fought with us hand-in-hand in some of Israel’s most strategic, international battles," said Danny Ayalon, former Deputy Foreign Minister, State of Israel, who also served as Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. "Jay was instrumentally-involved in projects that the President of Israel and the Prime Minister put on our national agenda." Whether it's fighting to protect religious liberty and freedom overseas, or right here at home, there's a tremendous track record of success that's not gone unnoticed. Townhall Magazine named Jay Sekulow to its "Townhall of Fame" and recognized him as "one of the top lawyers for religious freedom in the United States." Jay Sekulow was named one of "The 90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last 30 Years" by Legal Times and recognized for "fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights." The Chicago Tribune concluded that the ACLJ has "led the way" in Christian legal advocacy. TIME Magazine named Jay Sekulow one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals" in America and called the ACLJ "a powerful counterweight" to the ACLU. Business Week said the ACLJ is "the leading advocacy group for religious freedom." Jay Sekulow's work on the issue of judicial nominees - including possible vacancies at the Supreme Court - has received extensive news coverage including a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, The National Law Journal has twice named Jay Sekulow one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" in the United States. He is also among a distinguished group of attorneys known as "The Public Sector 45" named by The American Lawyer, which said the designation represents "45 young lawyers outside the private sector whose vision and commitment are changing lives." In 2014, Jay Sekulow was honored by the Greek Orthodox Order of St. Andrew the Apostle - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for his work in defending religious freedom and human rights. The Athenagoras Human Rights Award was presented to Jay Sekulow by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, Exarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, together with the Order of Saint Andrew's National Commander Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis who paid tribute to Jay Sekulow for dedicating his life "to fighting for fundamental human rights and religious freedom in the international juridical arena, from the Supreme Court of the United States to the European Court of Human Rights." With more than one million members, the ACLJ is a powerful grassroots organization. Whether it's protecting the display of the Ten Commandments or the National Motto, Jay Sekulow is at the forefront - advising key decision makers in Washington, D.C. concerning the constitutionality of legislation - representing Members of Congress on amicus briefs at the Supreme Court - and encouraging the passage of laws that are constitutionally-sound. To get the message out, Jay Sekulow has developed a comprehensive media strategy to expand the reach of the ACLJ - a daily radio broadcast tackles the tough issues that matter most, a weekly television show highlighting key decision-makers, a user-friendly website which provides updated information, and engaging and debating the issues in the public arena. Jay Sekulow brings insight and education to listeners daily with his national call-in radio program, Sekulow, which is broadcast on more than 1,050 radio stations, SiriusXM satellite radio, and streamed live on the ACLJ website. Jay Sekulow also hosts a weekly television program, ACLJ This Week, which is broadcast on a number of networks nationwide including the Trinity Broadcasting Network, Daystar and Sky Angel. He is a popular guest on nationally televised news programs such as FOX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and PBS. He posts regularly to his blog, Faith & Justice on Beliefnet, frequently contributes articles and commentary to national publications, and is often quoted in the nation's leading newspapers including USA Today, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Washington Times. Jay Sekulow is author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book, Rise of ISIS, A Threat We Can't Ignore, which provides a clear understanding of the rise of ISIS, their objectives, and the unlawful strategy used by terrorists. With the ACLJ “Law of War Team” - Jay Sekulow warns that if left undefeated, we will witness genocide of historic proportions at the hands of the Islamic State. At the same time, Rise of ISIS reveals first-hand stories of bravery and triumph underscoring the fact that there is hope - even in the face of ongoing attacks. Jay Sekulow has additionally served as a faculty member for the Office of Legal Education at the United States Department of Justice. As a member of the faculty, he instructed Assistant United States Attorneys and investigators in the First Amendment issues associated with prosecution of obscenity. With an ongoing commitment to education, Jay Sekulow is dedicated to training the next generation of religious liberty experts. The ACLJ provides legal training for law students from around the globe, reaching out through its offices at Regent University in Virginia. Jay Sekulow received his Ph.D. from Regent University, with a dissertation on American Legal History, is an honors graduate of Mercer Law School, where he served on the Mercer Law Review, and an honors graduate of Mercer University. He was appointed a Senior Fellow at Emory University Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Religion., Jay Sekulow was a Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institutes in June and July 2013 and 2014. He was asked to give a lecture on Middle East Affairs and International Law in 2013. He was also a Visiting Research Scholar at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institute in 2015. He recently completed a course of study at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with certification in Executive Leadership and Corporate Innovation. Vanderbilt’s Executive Development Institute designated Jay Sekulow an Owen World Shaper in 2015. Jay is the author of numerous publications and legal articles. Immediately following graduation from law school, he served in the U.S. Treasury Department in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service where he was responsible for litigation in the U.S. Tax Court.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Chris Stigall Show has been a morning destination for talk radio listeners since its 2006 launch in Kansas City, MO. From there, he began grabbing industry attention, filling in on nationally syndicated talk radio shows and appearing as a cable news guest. In 2011, Stigall made the move to Philadelphia, where he became a morning radio fixture ever since. The podcast version of the show launched in 2019 and became an instant top conservative talk podcast in the country. Stigall's shows are equal parts hilarity and desk-pounding monologues with healthy doses of skepticism and sarcasm. Above all else, Chris's abiding faith in Christ is what guides him. His interviews with everyone from athletes and actors to comedians and politicians have regularly resulted in national headlines, and since 2009 has consistently ranked b y industry trade publications as one of the top radio morning hosts in the country. Chris' career began a s a writer's intern on Late Show with David Letterman, followed by work as a producer, news anchor, DJ, and even a brief stint as a staffer for a member of the United States House of Representatives. A Northwest Missouri State University graduate in Maryville, MO - Stigall obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcasting with a minor in journalism. In addition to his radio and podcast work, you may have seen him as an occasional guest on your favorite cable channels — even the ones you hate! Chris and his wife, Christine are vocal proponents of school choice, specifically private Christian education. Together with the Herzog Foundation, the Stigalls host a podcast called "Making The Leap" to introduce and encourage parents to new ways of educating their children, rescuing them from the toxic politics of public education. The Stigalls are committed Christians in the Southern Baptist tradition along with their three teenage children—Will, Drew, and Anna.

Mike Gallagher','Mike Gallagher is one of the most listened-to radio talk show hosts in America.Prior to being launched into national syndication in 1998, Mike hosted the morning show on WABC-AM in New York City. Today, TalkersMagazine reports that his show is heard by 7 million weekly listeners.He''s also a best-selling author, having written two books: Surrounded by Idiots: Fighting Liberal Lunacy in America (William Morrow) and 50Things Liberals Love to Hate (Threshold), a humorous, insightful romp about the many things liberals seem to hate.Gallagher has also appeared on stage and film as an actor, with featured roles in regional theater and on Broadway. He appeared at the Shubert Theater in New York for a guest stint in the Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" as the White DJ, as well as playing the same role in a number of cities on the national tour. Mike also invested in the Tony award-winning musical "Pippin" both in NYC and the national tour.Perhaps his greatest passion involves supporting the law enforcement community. His charitable foundation "Gallagher''s Army: FallenOfficers Fund" provides assistance to the families of police officer skilled in the line of duty. In April of 2015, he was awarded the NewYork City Sergeants Benevolent Association "Heroism Award" for his stead fast support to law enforcement. In addition to reaching out to hero officer families, the foundation publishes and distributes the FirstResponders Bible, a King James Bible and spiritual fitness manual which is offered to First Responders to assist with the emotional and spiritual challenges they face every day (www.gallaghersarmy.org)."The Happy Conservative Warrior" is one of the most consistently popular hosts in America. Mike''s passionate interaction with listeners and his fast-paced, fun delivery make his show appointment listening for millions of people.

Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), one of the most prestigious law firms in the country. He is an accomplished Supreme Court advocate, renowned expert on religious liberty, a number 1 New York Times-bestselling author, and a respected broadcaster. Jay Sekulow is an attorney with a passion for protecting religious liberty - freedom - democracy. For nearly a quarter of a century, he's been on the front lines - working to protect religious and constitutional freedoms in the courts, in Congress, and in the public arena. At the Supreme Court of the United States, Jay Sekulow has argued cases 12 times - including several landmark cases which have become part of the legal landscape in the area of religious liberty litigation. In the Mergens case, Jay Sekulow cleared the way for public school students to form Bible clubs and religious organizations on their school campuses. In the Lamb's Chapel case, he defended the free speech rights of religious groups, ensuring that they be treated equally with respect to the use of public facilities. In McConnell v. FEC, Jay Sekulow ensured that the constitutional rights of young people remain protected with a unanimous decision by the high court guaranteeing that minors can participate in political campaigns. Most recently, in Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, he secured a unanimous First Amendment decision clearing the way for governments to accept permanent monuments of their choosing - including Ten Commandments monuments - in public parks. At the beginning, no one could have predicted that what began as a mission to protect religious liberty in this country would involve an international outreach. In a world where Christians face discrimination, violence, and even death for practicing their faith, it soon became clear that there was work to be done abroad. Jay Sekulow believes that religious liberty - religious freedom - is an international right - a global concern. He launched the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) - based in Strasbourg, France - the seat of the European Court of Human Rights. He serves as Chief Counsel of the ECLJ and has opened offices around the world in: France, Russia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and Israel. With so much of our future tied to what happens in the Middle East, Jay Sekulow knew that establishing an office in Jerusalem was critical. When Israel attempted to defend itself during a 2009 conflict in Gaza, the world community expressed outrage. Israel was falsely accused of committing war crimes. Jay Sekulow assembled an international legal team, which included former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and presented critical arguments protecting Israel's national security interests before the International Criminal Court at the Hague. "Jay Sekulow is a true friend of Israel who has fought with us hand-in-hand in some of Israel’s most strategic, international battles," said Danny Ayalon, former Deputy Foreign Minister, State of Israel, who also served as Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. "Jay was instrumentally-involved in projects that the President of Israel and the Prime Minister put on our national agenda." Whether it's fighting to protect religious liberty and freedom overseas, or right here at home, there's a tremendous track record of success that's not gone unnoticed. Townhall Magazine named Jay Sekulow to its "Townhall of Fame" and recognized him as "one of the top lawyers for religious freedom in the United States." Jay Sekulow was named one of "The 90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last 30 Years" by Legal Times and recognized for "fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights." The Chicago Tribune concluded that the ACLJ has "led the way" in Christian legal advocacy. TIME Magazine named Jay Sekulow one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals" in America and called the ACLJ "a powerful counterweight" to the ACLU. Business Week said the ACLJ is "the leading advocacy group for religious freedom." Jay Sekulow's work on the issue of judicial nominees - including possible vacancies at the Supreme Court - has received extensive news coverage including a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, The National Law Journal has twice named Jay Sekulow one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" in the United States. He is also among a distinguished group of attorneys known as "The Public Sector 45" named by The American Lawyer, which said the designation represents "45 young lawyers outside the private sector whose vision and commitment are changing lives." In 2014, Jay Sekulow was honored by the Greek Orthodox Order of St. Andrew the Apostle - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for his work in defending religious freedom and human rights. The Athenagoras Human Rights Award was presented to Jay Sekulow by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, Exarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, together with the Order of Saint Andrew's National Commander Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis who paid tribute to Jay Sekulow for dedicating his life "to fighting for fundamental human rights and religious freedom in the international juridical arena, from the Supreme Court of the United States to the European Court of Human Rights." With more than one million members, the ACLJ is a powerful grassroots organization. Whether it's protecting the display of the Ten Commandments or the National Motto, Jay Sekulow is at the forefront - advising key decision makers in Washington, D.C. concerning the constitutionality of legislation - representing Members of Congress on amicus briefs at the Supreme Court - and encouraging the passage of laws that are constitutionally-sound. To get the message out, Jay Sekulow has developed a comprehensive media strategy to expand the reach of the ACLJ - a daily radio broadcast tackles the tough issues that matter most, a weekly television show highlighting key decision-makers, a user-friendly website which provides updated information, and engaging and debating the issues in the public arena. Jay Sekulow brings insight and education to listeners daily with his national call-in radio program, Sekulow, which is broadcast on more than 1,050 radio stations, SiriusXM satellite radio, and streamed live on the ACLJ website. Jay Sekulow also hosts a weekly television program, ACLJ This Week, which is broadcast on a number of networks nationwide including the Trinity Broadcasting Network, Daystar and Sky Angel. He is a popular guest on nationally televised news programs such as FOX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and PBS. He posts regularly to his blog, Faith & Justice on Beliefnet, frequently contributes articles and commentary to national publications, and is often quoted in the nation's leading newspapers including USA Today, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Washington Times. Jay Sekulow is author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book, Rise of ISIS, A Threat We Can't Ignore, which provides a clear understanding of the rise of ISIS, their objectives, and the unlawful strategy used by terrorists. With the ACLJ “Law of War Team” - Jay Sekulow warns that if left undefeated, we will witness genocide of historic proportions at the hands of the Islamic State. At the same time, Rise of ISIS reveals first-hand stories of bravery and triumph underscoring the fact that there is hope - even in the face of ongoing attacks. Jay Sekulow has additionally served as a faculty member for the Office of Legal Education at the United States Department of Justice. As a member of the faculty, he instructed Assistant United States Attorneys and investigators in the First Amendment issues associated with prosecution of obscenity. With an ongoing commitment to education, Jay Sekulow is dedicated to training the next generation of religious liberty experts. The ACLJ provides legal training for law students from around the globe, reaching out through its offices at Regent University in Virginia. Jay Sekulow received his Ph.D. from Regent University, with a dissertation on American Legal History, is an honors graduate of Mercer Law School, where he served on the Mercer Law Review, and an honors graduate of Mercer University. He was appointed a Senior Fellow at Emory University Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Religion., Jay Sekulow was a Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institutes in June and July 2013 and 2014. He was asked to give a lecture on Middle East Affairs and International Law in 2013. He was also a Visiting Research Scholar at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institute in 2015. He recently completed a course of study at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with certification in Executive Leadership and Corporate Innovation. Vanderbilt’s Executive Development Institute designated Jay Sekulow an Owen World Shaper in 2015. Jay is the author of numerous publications and legal articles. Immediately following graduation from law school, he served in the U.S. Treasury Department in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service where he was responsible for litigation in the U.S. Tax Court.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Chris Stigall Show has been a morning destination for talk radio listeners since its 2006 launch in Kansas City, MO. From there, he began grabbing industry attention, filling in on nationally syndicated talk radio shows and appearing as a cable news guest. In 2011, Stigall made the move to Philadelphia, where he became a morning radio fixture ever since. The podcast version of the show launched in 2019 and became an instant top conservative talk podcast in the country. Stigall's shows are equal parts hilarity and desk-pounding monologues with healthy doses of skepticism and sarcasm. Above all else, Chris's abiding faith in Christ is what guides him. His interviews with everyone from athletes and actors to comedians and politicians have regularly resulted in national headlines, and since 2009 has consistently ranked b y industry trade publications as one of the top radio morning hosts in the country. Chris' career began a s a writer's intern on Late Show with David Letterman, followed by work as a producer, news anchor, DJ, and even a brief stint as a staffer for a member of the United States House of Representatives. A Northwest Missouri State University graduate in Maryville, MO - Stigall obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcasting with a minor in journalism. In addition to his radio and podcast work, you may have seen him as an occasional guest on your favorite cable channels — even the ones you hate! Chris and his wife, Christine are vocal proponents of school choice, specifically private Christian education. Together with the Herzog Foundation, the Stigalls host a podcast called "Making The Leap" to introduce and encourage parents to new ways of educating their children, rescuing them from the toxic politics of public education. The Stigalls are committed Christians in the Southern Baptist tradition along with their three teenage children—Will, Drew, and Anna.

Mike Gallagher','Mike Gallagher is one of the most listened-to radio talk show hosts in America.Prior to being launched into national syndication in 1998, Mike hosted the morning show on WABC-AM in New York City. Today, TalkersMagazine reports that his show is heard by 7 million weekly listeners.He''s also a best-selling author, having written two books: Surrounded by Idiots: Fighting Liberal Lunacy in America (William Morrow) and 50Things Liberals Love to Hate (Threshold), a humorous, insightful romp about the many things liberals seem to hate.Gallagher has also appeared on stage and film as an actor, with featured roles in regional theater and on Broadway. He appeared at the Shubert Theater in New York for a guest stint in the Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" as the White DJ, as well as playing the same role in a number of cities on the national tour. Mike also invested in the Tony award-winning musical "Pippin" both in NYC and the national tour.Perhaps his greatest passion involves supporting the law enforcement community. His charitable foundation "Gallagher''s Army: FallenOfficers Fund" provides assistance to the families of police officer skilled in the line of duty. In April of 2015, he was awarded the NewYork City Sergeants Benevolent Association "Heroism Award" for his stead fast support to law enforcement. In addition to reaching out to hero officer families, the foundation publishes and distributes the FirstResponders Bible, a King James Bible and spiritual fitness manual which is offered to First Responders to assist with the emotional and spiritual challenges they face every day (www.gallaghersarmy.org)."The Happy Conservative Warrior" is one of the most consistently popular hosts in America. Mike''s passionate interaction with listeners and his fast-paced, fun delivery make his show appointment listening for millions of people.

Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), one of the most prestigious law firms in the country. He is an accomplished Supreme Court advocate, renowned expert on religious liberty, a number 1 New York Times-bestselling author, and a respected broadcaster. Jay Sekulow is an attorney with a passion for protecting religious liberty - freedom - democracy. For nearly a quarter of a century, he's been on the front lines - working to protect religious and constitutional freedoms in the courts, in Congress, and in the public arena. At the Supreme Court of the United States, Jay Sekulow has argued cases 12 times - including several landmark cases which have become part of the legal landscape in the area of religious liberty litigation. In the Mergens case, Jay Sekulow cleared the way for public school students to form Bible clubs and religious organizations on their school campuses. In the Lamb's Chapel case, he defended the free speech rights of religious groups, ensuring that they be treated equally with respect to the use of public facilities. In McConnell v. FEC, Jay Sekulow ensured that the constitutional rights of young people remain protected with a unanimous decision by the high court guaranteeing that minors can participate in political campaigns. Most recently, in Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, he secured a unanimous First Amendment decision clearing the way for governments to accept permanent monuments of their choosing - including Ten Commandments monuments - in public parks. At the beginning, no one could have predicted that what began as a mission to protect religious liberty in this country would involve an international outreach. In a world where Christians face discrimination, violence, and even death for practicing their faith, it soon became clear that there was work to be done abroad. Jay Sekulow believes that religious liberty - religious freedom - is an international right - a global concern. He launched the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) - based in Strasbourg, France - the seat of the European Court of Human Rights. He serves as Chief Counsel of the ECLJ and has opened offices around the world in: France, Russia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and Israel. With so much of our future tied to what happens in the Middle East, Jay Sekulow knew that establishing an office in Jerusalem was critical. When Israel attempted to defend itself during a 2009 conflict in Gaza, the world community expressed outrage. Israel was falsely accused of committing war crimes. Jay Sekulow assembled an international legal team, which included former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and presented critical arguments protecting Israel's national security interests before the International Criminal Court at the Hague. "Jay Sekulow is a true friend of Israel who has fought with us hand-in-hand in some of Israel’s most strategic, international battles," said Danny Ayalon, former Deputy Foreign Minister, State of Israel, who also served as Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. "Jay was instrumentally-involved in projects that the President of Israel and the Prime Minister put on our national agenda." Whether it's fighting to protect religious liberty and freedom overseas, or right here at home, there's a tremendous track record of success that's not gone unnoticed. Townhall Magazine named Jay Sekulow to its "Townhall of Fame" and recognized him as "one of the top lawyers for religious freedom in the United States." Jay Sekulow was named one of "The 90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last 30 Years" by Legal Times and recognized for "fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights." The Chicago Tribune concluded that the ACLJ has "led the way" in Christian legal advocacy. TIME Magazine named Jay Sekulow one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals" in America and called the ACLJ "a powerful counterweight" to the ACLU. Business Week said the ACLJ is "the leading advocacy group for religious freedom." Jay Sekulow's work on the issue of judicial nominees - including possible vacancies at the Supreme Court - has received extensive news coverage including a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, The National Law Journal has twice named Jay Sekulow one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" in the United States. He is also among a distinguished group of attorneys known as "The Public Sector 45" named by The American Lawyer, which said the designation represents "45 young lawyers outside the private sector whose vision and commitment are changing lives." In 2014, Jay Sekulow was honored by the Greek Orthodox Order of St. Andrew the Apostle - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for his work in defending religious freedom and human rights. The Athenagoras Human Rights Award was presented to Jay Sekulow by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, Exarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, together with the Order of Saint Andrew's National Commander Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis who paid tribute to Jay Sekulow for dedicating his life "to fighting for fundamental human rights and religious freedom in the international juridical arena, from the Supreme Court of the United States to the European Court of Human Rights." With more than one million members, the ACLJ is a powerful grassroots organization. Whether it's protecting the display of the Ten Commandments or the National Motto, Jay Sekulow is at the forefront - advising key decision makers in Washington, D.C. concerning the constitutionality of legislation - representing Members of Congress on amicus briefs at the Supreme Court - and encouraging the passage of laws that are constitutionally-sound. To get the message out, Jay Sekulow has developed a comprehensive media strategy to expand the reach of the ACLJ - a daily radio broadcast tackles the tough issues that matter most, a weekly television show highlighting key decision-makers, a user-friendly website which provides updated information, and engaging and debating the issues in the public arena. Jay Sekulow brings insight and education to listeners daily with his national call-in radio program, Sekulow, which is broadcast on more than 1,050 radio stations, SiriusXM satellite radio, and streamed live on the ACLJ website. Jay Sekulow also hosts a weekly television program, ACLJ This Week, which is broadcast on a number of networks nationwide including the Trinity Broadcasting Network, Daystar and Sky Angel. He is a popular guest on nationally televised news programs such as FOX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and PBS. He posts regularly to his blog, Faith & Justice on Beliefnet, frequently contributes articles and commentary to national publications, and is often quoted in the nation's leading newspapers including USA Today, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Washington Times. Jay Sekulow is author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book, Rise of ISIS, A Threat We Can't Ignore, which provides a clear understanding of the rise of ISIS, their objectives, and the unlawful strategy used by terrorists. With the ACLJ “Law of War Team” - Jay Sekulow warns that if left undefeated, we will witness genocide of historic proportions at the hands of the Islamic State. At the same time, Rise of ISIS reveals first-hand stories of bravery and triumph underscoring the fact that there is hope - even in the face of ongoing attacks. Jay Sekulow has additionally served as a faculty member for the Office of Legal Education at the United States Department of Justice. As a member of the faculty, he instructed Assistant United States Attorneys and investigators in the First Amendment issues associated with prosecution of obscenity. With an ongoing commitment to education, Jay Sekulow is dedicated to training the next generation of religious liberty experts. The ACLJ provides legal training for law students from around the globe, reaching out through its offices at Regent University in Virginia. Jay Sekulow received his Ph.D. from Regent University, with a dissertation on American Legal History, is an honors graduate of Mercer Law School, where he served on the Mercer Law Review, and an honors graduate of Mercer University. He was appointed a Senior Fellow at Emory University Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Religion., Jay Sekulow was a Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institutes in June and July 2013 and 2014. He was asked to give a lecture on Middle East Affairs and International Law in 2013. He was also a Visiting Research Scholar at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institute in 2015. He recently completed a course of study at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with certification in Executive Leadership and Corporate Innovation. Vanderbilt’s Executive Development Institute designated Jay Sekulow an Owen World Shaper in 2015. Jay is the author of numerous publications and legal articles. Immediately following graduation from law school, he served in the U.S. Treasury Department in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service where he was responsible for litigation in the U.S. Tax Court.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Chris Stigall Show has been a morning destination for talk radio listeners since its 2006 launch in Kansas City, MO. From there, he began grabbing industry attention, filling in on nationally syndicated talk radio shows and appearing as a cable news guest. In 2011, Stigall made the move to Philadelphia, where he became a morning radio fixture ever since. The podcast version of the show launched in 2019 and became an instant top conservative talk podcast in the country. Stigall's shows are equal parts hilarity and desk-pounding monologues with healthy doses of skepticism and sarcasm. Above all else, Chris's abiding faith in Christ is what guides him. His interviews with everyone from athletes and actors to comedians and politicians have regularly resulted in national headlines, and since 2009 has consistently ranked b y industry trade publications as one of the top radio morning hosts in the country. Chris' career began a s a writer's intern on Late Show with David Letterman, followed by work as a producer, news anchor, DJ, and even a brief stint as a staffer for a member of the United States House of Representatives. A Northwest Missouri State University graduate in Maryville, MO - Stigall obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcasting with a minor in journalism. In addition to his radio and podcast work, you may have seen him as an occasional guest on your favorite cable channels — even the ones you hate! Chris and his wife, Christine are vocal proponents of school choice, specifically private Christian education. Together with the Herzog Foundation, the Stigalls host a podcast called "Making The Leap" to introduce and encourage parents to new ways of educating their children, rescuing them from the toxic politics of public education. The Stigalls are committed Christians in the Southern Baptist tradition along with their three teenage children—Will, Drew, and Anna.

Mike Gallagher','Mike Gallagher is one of the most listened-to radio talk show hosts in America.Prior to being launched into national syndication in 1998, Mike hosted the morning show on WABC-AM in New York City. Today, TalkersMagazine reports that his show is heard by 7 million weekly listeners.He''s also a best-selling author, having written two books: Surrounded by Idiots: Fighting Liberal Lunacy in America (William Morrow) and 50Things Liberals Love to Hate (Threshold), a humorous, insightful romp about the many things liberals seem to hate.Gallagher has also appeared on stage and film as an actor, with featured roles in regional theater and on Broadway. He appeared at the Shubert Theater in New York for a guest stint in the Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" as the White DJ, as well as playing the same role in a number of cities on the national tour. Mike also invested in the Tony award-winning musical "Pippin" both in NYC and the national tour.Perhaps his greatest passion involves supporting the law enforcement community. His charitable foundation "Gallagher''s Army: FallenOfficers Fund" provides assistance to the families of police officer skilled in the line of duty. In April of 2015, he was awarded the NewYork City Sergeants Benevolent Association "Heroism Award" for his stead fast support to law enforcement. In addition to reaching out to hero officer families, the foundation publishes and distributes the FirstResponders Bible, a King James Bible and spiritual fitness manual which is offered to First Responders to assist with the emotional and spiritual challenges they face every day (www.gallaghersarmy.org)."The Happy Conservative Warrior" is one of the most consistently popular hosts in America. Mike''s passionate interaction with listeners and his fast-paced, fun delivery make his show appointment listening for millions of people.

Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), one of the most prestigious law firms in the country. He is an accomplished Supreme Court advocate, renowned expert on religious liberty, a number 1 New York Times-bestselling author, and a respected broadcaster. Jay Sekulow is an attorney with a passion for protecting religious liberty - freedom - democracy. For nearly a quarter of a century, he's been on the front lines - working to protect religious and constitutional freedoms in the courts, in Congress, and in the public arena. At the Supreme Court of the United States, Jay Sekulow has argued cases 12 times - including several landmark cases which have become part of the legal landscape in the area of religious liberty litigation. In the Mergens case, Jay Sekulow cleared the way for public school students to form Bible clubs and religious organizations on their school campuses. In the Lamb's Chapel case, he defended the free speech rights of religious groups, ensuring that they be treated equally with respect to the use of public facilities. In McConnell v. FEC, Jay Sekulow ensured that the constitutional rights of young people remain protected with a unanimous decision by the high court guaranteeing that minors can participate in political campaigns. Most recently, in Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, he secured a unanimous First Amendment decision clearing the way for governments to accept permanent monuments of their choosing - including Ten Commandments monuments - in public parks. At the beginning, no one could have predicted that what began as a mission to protect religious liberty in this country would involve an international outreach. In a world where Christians face discrimination, violence, and even death for practicing their faith, it soon became clear that there was work to be done abroad. Jay Sekulow believes that religious liberty - religious freedom - is an international right - a global concern. He launched the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) - based in Strasbourg, France - the seat of the European Court of Human Rights. He serves as Chief Counsel of the ECLJ and has opened offices around the world in: France, Russia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and Israel. With so much of our future tied to what happens in the Middle East, Jay Sekulow knew that establishing an office in Jerusalem was critical. When Israel attempted to defend itself during a 2009 conflict in Gaza, the world community expressed outrage. Israel was falsely accused of committing war crimes. Jay Sekulow assembled an international legal team, which included former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and presented critical arguments protecting Israel's national security interests before the International Criminal Court at the Hague. "Jay Sekulow is a true friend of Israel who has fought with us hand-in-hand in some of Israel’s most strategic, international battles," said Danny Ayalon, former Deputy Foreign Minister, State of Israel, who also served as Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. "Jay was instrumentally-involved in projects that the President of Israel and the Prime Minister put on our national agenda." Whether it's fighting to protect religious liberty and freedom overseas, or right here at home, there's a tremendous track record of success that's not gone unnoticed. Townhall Magazine named Jay Sekulow to its "Townhall of Fame" and recognized him as "one of the top lawyers for religious freedom in the United States." Jay Sekulow was named one of "The 90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last 30 Years" by Legal Times and recognized for "fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights." The Chicago Tribune concluded that the ACLJ has "led the way" in Christian legal advocacy. TIME Magazine named Jay Sekulow one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals" in America and called the ACLJ "a powerful counterweight" to the ACLU. Business Week said the ACLJ is "the leading advocacy group for religious freedom." Jay Sekulow's work on the issue of judicial nominees - including possible vacancies at the Supreme Court - has received extensive news coverage including a front-page story in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, The National Law Journal has twice named Jay Sekulow one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" in the United States. He is also among a distinguished group of attorneys known as "The Public Sector 45" named by The American Lawyer, which said the designation represents "45 young lawyers outside the private sector whose vision and commitment are changing lives." In 2014, Jay Sekulow was honored by the Greek Orthodox Order of St. Andrew the Apostle - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for his work in defending religious freedom and human rights. The Athenagoras Human Rights Award was presented to Jay Sekulow by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, Exarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, together with the Order of Saint Andrew's National Commander Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis who paid tribute to Jay Sekulow for dedicating his life "to fighting for fundamental human rights and religious freedom in the international juridical arena, from the Supreme Court of the United States to the European Court of Human Rights." With more than one million members, the ACLJ is a powerful grassroots organization. Whether it's protecting the display of the Ten Commandments or the National Motto, Jay Sekulow is at the forefront - advising key decision makers in Washington, D.C. concerning the constitutionality of legislation - representing Members of Congress on amicus briefs at the Supreme Court - and encouraging the passage of laws that are constitutionally-sound. To get the message out, Jay Sekulow has developed a comprehensive media strategy to expand the reach of the ACLJ - a daily radio broadcast tackles the tough issues that matter most, a weekly television show highlighting key decision-makers, a user-friendly website which provides updated information, and engaging and debating the issues in the public arena. Jay Sekulow brings insight and education to listeners daily with his national call-in radio program, Sekulow, which is broadcast on more than 1,050 radio stations, SiriusXM satellite radio, and streamed live on the ACLJ website. Jay Sekulow also hosts a weekly television program, ACLJ This Week, which is broadcast on a number of networks nationwide including the Trinity Broadcasting Network, Daystar and Sky Angel. He is a popular guest on nationally televised news programs such as FOX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and PBS. He posts regularly to his blog, Faith & Justice on Beliefnet, frequently contributes articles and commentary to national publications, and is often quoted in the nation's leading newspapers including USA Today, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Washington Times. Jay Sekulow is author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book, Rise of ISIS, A Threat We Can't Ignore, which provides a clear understanding of the rise of ISIS, their objectives, and the unlawful strategy used by terrorists. With the ACLJ “Law of War Team” - Jay Sekulow warns that if left undefeated, we will witness genocide of historic proportions at the hands of the Islamic State. At the same time, Rise of ISIS reveals first-hand stories of bravery and triumph underscoring the fact that there is hope - even in the face of ongoing attacks. Jay Sekulow has additionally served as a faculty member for the Office of Legal Education at the United States Department of Justice. As a member of the faculty, he instructed Assistant United States Attorneys and investigators in the First Amendment issues associated with prosecution of obscenity. With an ongoing commitment to education, Jay Sekulow is dedicated to training the next generation of religious liberty experts. The ACLJ provides legal training for law students from around the globe, reaching out through its offices at Regent University in Virginia. Jay Sekulow received his Ph.D. from Regent University, with a dissertation on American Legal History, is an honors graduate of Mercer Law School, where he served on the Mercer Law Review, and an honors graduate of Mercer University. He was appointed a Senior Fellow at Emory University Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Religion., Jay Sekulow was a Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institutes in June and July 2013 and 2014. He was asked to give a lecture on Middle East Affairs and International Law in 2013. He was also a Visiting Research Scholar at Harris Manchester College’s Summer Research Institute in 2015. He recently completed a course of study at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with certification in Executive Leadership and Corporate Innovation. Vanderbilt’s Executive Development Institute designated Jay Sekulow an Owen World Shaper in 2015. Jay is the author of numerous publications and legal articles. Immediately following graduation from law school, he served in the U.S. Treasury Department in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service where he was responsible for litigation in the U.S. Tax Court.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

It's no easy task to wake up an entire nation, but Hugh Hewitt does it with ease. He is America's true East Coast-West Coast man, doing the show most of the time from inside the Beltway of Washington DC, but other times from his studio in Southern California, where Hugh is a professor of law at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, teaching Constitutional Law. When he's inside the Beltway, Hugh will often appear on the panel Sundays on the NBC's Meet The Press. You'll also see him popping up on MSNBC giving much needed conservative opinions. Hugh received national exposure when he was selected by CNN as one of the panelists for four of the 2016 debate stage for President of the United States. Hugh is the author of 14 books, including his most recent "The Fourth Way" outlining what America must do now that we have elected Donald Trump to the presidency. Now heard on around 400 affiliates, Hugh's is one of the fastest growing shows on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and all his writing appears at Townhall.com. Hugh began his radio career on KFI in Los Angeles in 1990, and spent a decade as co-host of a nightly news and public affairs show on PBS' Los Angeles affiliate KCET before launching his nationally syndicated show on 8 original stations on July 10, 2000. He moved to mornings in April 2016 and never missed a beat. Hugh and his wife, "The Fetching Mrs. Hewitt" as Hugh calls her on the air, live in northern VA. He is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Michigan Law School, and spent six years in the Reagan Administration, including stints in the White House Counsel's office and as Special Assistant to two Attorneys General. Hugh has also served on The California Arts Council, the South Coast Air Quality District and The Orange County Children and Families Commission.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

Stacy Washington NOW stands as a compelling and timely political talk show, anchored by the dynamic Stacy Washington. Broadcasting on Salem News Channel, this one-hour program is a beacon of insight, offering viewers an up-to-the-minute analysis of current events, alongside Stacy's distinct perspective on the political landscape. Join Stacy as she fearlessly navigates through the headlines, providing a nuanced and unfiltered take on the day's political developments. From in-depth interviews with key opinion makers to a comprehensive breakdown of the latest news, "Stacy Washington NOW" is your go-to source for a fresh and informed understanding of the political world. Join Stacy for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of today's most crucial issues, delivering a dynamic blend of news, opinion, and analysis.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

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Together, Speaker Johnson and Tony help listeners understand the policy making that goes on everyday inside the halls of Congress. You can expect candid conversations that delve beyond the headlines and soundbites, offering informed insights into what truly matters in our country and how citizens can influence its direction. With Speaker Johnson’s extensive experience and Perkins’ deep understanding of legislative matters, this program aims to empower audiences with knowledge and spark meaningful dialogue. “This program will be a valuable resource at a time when so many Americans are seeking reliable insight and accurate sources of information about their government and current events,” said Speaker Johnson. “This opportunity to speak directly to the people each week about the most important developments in politics, policy, and culture will be something I very much enjoy.”

Lara Trump talks with celebrities, politicians, and other Americans with a story to tell.

Communicating American Exceptionalism to the common man by making politics personal! Carl has been a columnist, host for The Answer Orlando, and a Fox35 WOFL political analyst. Christian, conservative, American (who happens to be black), but wasn't always conservative. Carl Jackson was born and raised in Los Angeles, California by his mother and father until the age of 11 when his mother died unexpectedly of a chronic illness. Carl attempted to find his way as the youngest of six. He moved back and forth between L.A and Orlando, FL trying to find his way in life. With the help of family and friends he was introduced to hard work, faith and family values. However, as a struggling teen he wandered down the path of least resistance, finding himself in jail twice and with a child he had to fight to raise. By the grace of God and insistence by his brother and friend he attended an Evangelical church and found that there was a better way. Once he accepted Christ he began to develop a greater desire to understand who God is and why it mattered. He began to see that the cultural dependence on government promoted by the Democrat leaders among his community rejected dependence upon God. As he studied America’s history he discovered that despite America’s flaws, particularly slavery, God used our Founding Fathers to create our Constitution within the context of the Bible and world history. With his newfound love for American history he discovered the Democrat party perpetuated slavery, formed the KKK, and fought against the civil rights of minorities. With this hidden history Carl was launched on a journey to help people of all races and backgrounds discover facts of history as well as realize the benefits of utilizing their God-given gifts and talents far outweigh any benefit from a government subsidy.

From the mind of Breitbart News Editor in Chief and New York Times bestselling author, Alex Marlow, a cutting-edge daily news broadcast focusing on America-first politics, culture, and values. Marlow brings deep research, prescient analysis, and world-class guests to this fast-paced, hard-hitting, informative, and entertaining show.

Michele Tafoya is a former American sportscaster. From 2011 to 2022, she was a reporter for NBC Sports, primarily as a sideline reporter for NBC Sunday Night Football. Today, she hosts The Michele Tafoya Podcast and makes television appearances on talk shows discussing the state of American politics and culture.

Together, Speaker Johnson and Tony help listeners understand the policy making that goes on everyday inside the halls of Congress. You can expect candid conversations that delve beyond the headlines and soundbites, offering informed insights into what truly matters in our country and how citizens can influence its direction. With Speaker Johnson’s extensive experience and Perkins’ deep understanding of legislative matters, this program aims to empower audiences with knowledge and spark meaningful dialogue. “This program will be a valuable resource at a time when so many Americans are seeking reliable insight and accurate sources of information about their government and current events,” said Speaker Johnson. “This opportunity to speak directly to the people each week about the most important developments in politics, policy, and culture will be something I very much enjoy.”

Lara Trump talks with celebrities, politicians, and other Americans with a story to tell.

Larry Elder—the Sage from South Central—is a New York Times best-selling author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and one of the best-known media figures in America today.

The Charlie Kirk Show, airing daily on Salem News Channel and Salem Radio Network and consistently ranked among Apple’s Top 10 News Podcasts, combines sharp political commentary with campus activism. Hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk—one of the most influential young conservative voices in America—the show features high-impact interviews, cultural insights, and a digital reach exceeding 100 million people each month.

In summer 1998 Andrew Wilkow was hired for his full-time radio show at 100.1 WCLG-FM in Morgantown, WV. Andrew moonlighted as a bartender, doorman and DJ at local bars. His politics caused friction among his co-workers, something that became part of his radio show. This was the beginning of Andrew becoming a "talker" on the radio. In January 2001 Andrew was hired to be the mid-day DJ at Radio 104 WMRQ, an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. In a cradle of political correctness and liberal thinking Andrew hit a nerve. He made immediate waves with the listeners and instant enemies among the staff. On September 11th , 2001 the United States suffered the worst terrorist attack in history. Andrew left the radio station that day to volunteer at the Red Cross blood and supply drive. The program director, Todd Thomas, then freed Andrew to take his shift straight into politics and opinion. Little by little he built an audience and made Name for himself in a top 50 radio market. In 2003, Andrew transferred to 810 AM WGY, at a sister station cluster in Albany, NY, where they had an opening for a full-time talk show host. At the same time Mark Levin was moved to the full-time schedule at WABC in New York and Andrew took over his Sunday talk show on WABC. In the summer 2005 Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, had been driving in a rent-a-car that did not have Sirius. He was listening to WABC when Andrew was doing his show. He made a note "to hire this guy". "The Andrew Wilkow Show" was launched on Sirius in August of 2006. The show has since rebranded as "The Wilkow Majority" and continues to air daily on SiriusXM Patriot at Noon Eastern. Fast forward to 2022, and Wilkow! joins the Salem News Channel lineup.

Dinesh D'Souza has had a prominent career as a writer, scholar, and public intellectual, and has also become an award-winning filmmaker. Born in India, D'Souza came to the U.S. as an exchange student at the age of 18 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country," D'Souza quickly became known as a major force in public policy through his books, speeches, and films.

Together, Speaker Johnson and Tony help listeners understand the policy making that goes on everyday inside the halls of Congress. You can expect candid conversations that delve beyond the headlines and soundbites, offering informed insights into what truly matters in our country and how citizens can influence its direction. With Speaker Johnson’s extensive experience and Perkins’ deep understanding of legislative matters, this program aims to empower audiences with knowledge and spark meaningful dialogue. “This program will be a valuable resource at a time when so many Americans are seeking reliable insight and accurate sources of information about their government and current events,” said Speaker Johnson. “This opportunity to speak directly to the people each week about the most important developments in politics, policy, and culture will be something I very much enjoy.”