Wisconsin’s big win: Voter ID now in state constitution

Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – America stands at a crossroads, facing a profound crisis of conscience. This is more than politics—it’s a spiritual and moral reckoning. From corrupted institutions to the daily choices of citizens, the soul of the nation hangs in the balance. Exploring themes of faith, human nature, and responsibility, this powerful message challenges readers to choose righteousness over complacency.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Overton Window defines the boundaries of acceptable public discourse—and it’s constantly shifting. From gender in sports to the role of the family, ideas once unthinkable are now mainstream. But is that changing? With recent political moves favoring individual liberty over centralization, we may be witnessing a rare reversal in the cultural and political tide.

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – It is slow-motion suicide to import millions of people who are taught to hate you, conquer you, and, if necessary, kill you. I know that might sound extreme, but go read the Quran and the hadith.” Hibbs and Kirk attest that the macro ideology of Islam is not compatible with Western civilization. By merely making this point, they undoubtedly will find themselves...

FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – I explore the deeper meaning of baptism and why it matters today. In a world full of confusion, we need clarity—spiritually and socially. Like the men of Issachar, we’re called to understand our times and help others do the same. Let’s pursue truth, shake off superstition, and embrace the fresh start God offers through cleansing waters.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Wisconsin voters make history by amending their Constitution to require photo ID at the polls. With overwhelming support, this marks a major step toward securing election integrity. As public trust in government erodes, voter ID stands as a common-sense safeguard. I break down why this victory matters and what it means for the future of our democracy.

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – We question if the University is genuine in their desires to halt DEI. Leadership stated that individuals who previously worked on DEI initiatives would now “refocus their full effort on their core responsibilities.” If the university leadership is not upfront about who is being enriched by DEI, can we believe they are being honest when they tell us they are closing the program?

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Global tensions escalate as Iran threatens nuclear strikes against Israel, prompting strong warnings from Trump. Ecuador invites U.S. troops to fight domestic violence, while Putin rejects peace and hints at oil tariffs. Anti-Semitic protests erupt at Columbia University, drawing DOJ attention. Turkey amplifies anti-Israel rhetoric, fueling unrest across the region and raising alarms on multiple fronts.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The federal gravy train flows freely—but it’s coming from your wallet. I expose how unions, lobbies, and local governments fight to keep the money pouring in while claiming to protect the public. The Department of Government Efficiency uncovers the truth, and it’s not pretty. It’s time we stop funding greed disguised as public service.

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Christine Grady is out. Once heralded as the nation's chief bioethicist at HHS, she was quietly given the option of retirement or reassignment. Grady’s legacy isn’t in what she prevented but in what she allowed. While married to Anthony Fauci, she stood silently as he trampled the very ethical standards she helped write...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Wisconsin voters approve a constitutional amendment to secure voter ID laws, reinforcing election integrity with strong public backing. This move blocks activist courts and future rollbacks while ensuring accessible, fraud-resistant voting. Backed by Republicans and celebrated by Trump, it marks a strategic victory that strengthens trust in elections and sets a powerful precedent for other states.