2020-02

Becky Gerritson of Eagle Forum Alabama comes on the show to talk about a bill that bans medical transitioning for minors, military charter schools, and Amendment 1. Montgomery's own Dennis Itson of Faulkner University wins the "Hero of Hope" award from the American Cancer Society. Congress passes a bill that makes lynching a federal crime.

Why is it important to see the world through Biblical eyes?

Caleb interviews three Alabama FFA State Officers to talk about National FFA Week. Montgomery Public School employees get caught squandering $700,000 of school money on liquor, strippers, and various other shady activities. Caleb discusses Montgomery's occupational tax.

Eagle Forum Alabama's Becky Gerritson calls in to discuss bills in Alabama dealing with medical marijuana, porn, trans athletes, and protecting babies that lived through botched abortions. Alabama finds itself at the forefront of the abortion debate yet again with two new bills being proposed. CNN's Chris Cuomo says it it a lie to suggest democrats are radical on abortion.

Pete Buttigieg is asked by CNN if a Christian can be a supporter of President Trump.

AL State Sen. Andrew Jones joins the program to discuss his bill to repeal the grocery tax and eliminate the office of the Alabama State Auditor. The current Alabama State Auditor, Jim Zeigler, also calls in to discuss the bill aimed at eliminating his position. Alabama Rep. John Rogers proves he has no idea what the difference in "gay," "transgender," and "intersexual" people are, and then somehow starts making sense.

For Presidents' Day, Caleb takes a look at the origins and functions of the executive branch. Mike Bloomberg belittles farmers but suggesting it's simple, unskilled labor and anybody can do it.

Becky Gerritson of Eagle Forum Alabama joins the program to discuss Immunization tracking, trans high school athletes, and medical marijuana bills proposed in Alabama's congress. The famous "Mobile Leprechaun" reports from 2006 inspire a specialty beer. Joe Walsh and Bill Kristol, both self-proclaimed "conservatives," declare their support for the democrats in a wild fit of Trump Derangement Syndrome.

The 10 Commandments monument returns to Montgomery in Roy Moore's building, which makes Caleb ask if it was appropriate for it to be in the Supreme Court Building in the first place.

Tommy Tuberville starts campaigning against Doug Jones before he has even won the Republican Primary.  Troy King releases a campaign ad with his mom.  Some doctors believe coronavirus will be less fatal in America.  The Virginia lawmaker that wrote the Virginia "Assault Weapon" ban can't define "Assault Weapon."