Kyle Warren sits in for Bill Bunkley on this Friday edition of The Bill Bunkley Show. The program opens with a positive update on the two Hillsborough County deputy sheriffs shot in the line of duty and thanks to first responders.

Kyle dives into President Trump’s prime-time speech on election interference by China, declassified documents, and the importance of election integrity ahead of the midterms. He criticizes major networks for refusing to air the address live.

Other highlights:
Caller Todd reacts passionately to the speech and current events.
Updates on U.S. strikes in Iran and energy infrastructure damage.
Critique of New York socialist policies under Zoran Mamdani, including claims that “evictions are violence.”
Humorous contrast: Olive Garden requires photo ID for the Never-Ending Pasta Pass — stricter than voting in some states.

Brett Eckelberry (Managing Editor of Plugged In by Focus on the Family) joins to review summer movies including The Odyssey (Christopher Nolan), upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, with family content considerations.

Dr. Ted Baehr (Founder/Publisher of Movie Guide) returns for in-depth discussion on The Odyssey, Toy Story 5 (already over $800 million), social media fatigue, and a tribute to the late actor Sam Neill.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Welcome & Opening with Kyle Warren
00:55 – Update on Injured Hillsborough County Deputies
02:21 – President Trump’s Speech on China Election Interference
11:31 – Caller Todd Reacts
22:37 – Media Coverage & Midterm Context
28:50 – New York Politics & “Violence of Evictions”
43:12 – Olive Garden Pasta Pass vs. Voting Security
46:32 – Brett Eckelberry (Plugged In) on Summer Movies
01:08:26 – Dr. Ted Baehr (Movie Guide) on The Odyssey, Toy Story 5 & More
01:27:51 – Closing Thoughts

A lively Friday show covering faith, politics, culture, and family entertainment.

#BillBunkleyShow #KyleWarren #TrumpSpeech #ElectionIntegrity #ChinaElectionInterference #PluggedIn #FocusOnTheFamily #MovieGuide #TedBaehr #TheOdyssey #ToyStory5 #FloridaDeputies #NewYorkSocialism #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndPolitics #Letstalkfaith

Kyle Warren sits in for Bill Bunkley on this Friday edition of The Bill Bunkley Show. The program opens with a positive update on the two Hillsborough County deputy sheriffs shot in the line of duty and thanks to first responders.
Kyle dives into President Trump&rsquo;s prime-time speech on election interference by China, declassified documents, and the importance of election integrity ahead of the midterms. He criticizes major networks for refusing to air the address live.
Other highlights:
<ul dir="auto">
<li>Caller Todd reacts passionately to the speech and current events.</li>
<li>Updates on U.S. strikes in Iran and energy infrastructure damage.</li>
<li>Critique of New York socialist policies under Zoran Mamdani, including claims that &ldquo;evictions are violence.&rdquo;</li>
<li>Humorous contrast: Olive Garden requires photo ID for the Never-Ending Pasta Pass &mdash; stricter than voting in some states.</li>
</ul>
Brett Eckelberry (Managing Editor of Plugged In by Focus on the Family) joins to review summer movies including The Odyssey (Christopher Nolan), upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, with family content considerations.
Dr. Ted Baehr (Founder/Publisher of Movie Guide) returns for in-depth discussion on The Odyssey, Toy Story 5 (already over $800 million), social media fatigue, and a tribute to the late actor Sam Neill.
Timestamps:
<ul dir="auto">
<li>00:00 &ndash; Welcome &amp; Opening with Kyle Warren</li>
<li>00:55 &ndash; Update on Injured Hillsborough County Deputies</li>
<li>02:21 &ndash; President Trump&rsquo;s Speech on China Election Interference</li>
<li>11:31 &ndash; Caller Todd Reacts</li>
<li>22:37 &ndash; Media Coverage &amp; Midterm Context</li>
<li>28:50 &ndash; New York Politics &amp; &ldquo;Violence of Evictions&rdquo;</li>
<li>43:12 &ndash; Olive Garden Pasta Pass vs. Voting Security</li>
<li>46:32 &ndash; Brett Eckelberry (Plugged In) on Summer Movies</li>
<li>01:08:26 &ndash; Dr. Ted Baehr (Movie Guide) on The Odyssey, Toy Story 5 &amp; More</li>
<li>01:27:51 &ndash; Closing Thoughts</li>
</ul>
A lively Friday show covering faith, politics, culture, and family entertainment.
#BillBunkleyShow #KyleWarren #TrumpSpeech #ElectionIntegrity #ChinaElectionInterference #PluggedIn #FocusOnTheFamily #MovieGuide #TedBaehr #TheOdyssey #ToyStory5 #FloridaDeputies #NewYorkSocialism #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndPolitics #Letstalkfaith

Bill Bunkley Show

At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.  He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state. 

At the intersection of faith &amp; life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.&nbsp; Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.
Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.&nbsp; He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.&nbsp;

At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

The Bill Bunkley Show

At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particularly conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.  He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.

At the intersection of faith &amp; life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.&nbsp; Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particularly conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.
Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.&nbsp; He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.

Bill Bunkley

Kyle Warren on Trump's China Election Interference Speech, Deputy Shooting Update, Movie Reviews & New York Socialist Policies

On this August 19, 2026 episode of The Bill Bunkley Show (The Briefing on Salem Radio), host Bill Bunkley opens with an urgent appeal for Food for the Poor, aiming to finish feeding 375 starving children in Latin America and the Caribbean at just 4.6 cents a day ($80 feeds one child for a year, doubled by a matching donor). He thanks early donors like Carleen from Myakka City and Carmen while pushing listeners to help drop the remaining 75 (later 74) kids off the waiting list. Caller “T” from Sarasota vents frustration over the previous night’s school-board results, claiming “stealth Democrats” Glover, Mayberry, and Tenenbaum won in a heavily Republican county by hiding their party affiliation and agendas tied to Tom Edwards, while criticizing local GOP leadership. Bill affirms the farce of nonpartisan school-board races and notes his own endorsements (Heidi Braun, Frank DeCiccio, Michelle Pazzi) fell short. Mid-show, Jennifer Jackson joins to discuss her book An American Heart—a heart for God, family, and country in that order—sharing the legacy of her WWII grandfather (two Purple Hearts, Bronze Star, Battle of the Bulge survivor) who modeled reluctant leadership, patriotism, faith, and family. Later, Bill analyzes the primaries: Byron Donalds clinches the GOP gubernatorial nod (though under 50%) against David Jolly on the Democratic side; Ashley Moody sails to renomination while socialist Angie Nixon/Dixon stuns by defeating well-funded Alex Vindman for the Democratic U.S. Senate nod; DSA candidate Oliver Larkin loses to Jared Moskowitz; Randy Fine crushes an antisemitic challenger; and Jim Swartzell upsets in the open Donalds congressional seat. Promotions director Zulie shares heartbreaking firsthand accounts from a Honduras mission trip—children eating with their hands, a mother forced to choose which sick child sees the doctor—underscoring why year-round Food for the Poor partnerships matter. The show blends election post-mortems, faith, patriotism, and practical charity throughout.

 #BillBunkleyShow #TheBriefing #FloridaPrimaries #SarasotaSchoolBoard #FoodForThePoor #AnAmericanHeart #JenniferJackson #ByronDonalds #AshleyMoody #AngieNixon #FeedTheHungry #GodFamilyCountry #SalemRadio #FloridaPolitics #ConservativeChristian #WWIILegacy #LatinAmericaRelief #NoChildLeftBehind

On this August 19, 2026 episode of The Bill Bunkley Show (The Briefing on Salem Radio), host Bill Bunkley opens with an urgent appeal for Food for the Poor, aiming to finish feeding 375 starving children in Latin America and the Caribbean at just 4.6 cents a day ($80 feeds one child for a year, doubled by a matching donor). He thanks early donors like Carleen from Myakka City and Carmen while pushing listeners to help drop the remaining 75 (later 74) kids off the waiting list. Caller &ldquo;T&rdquo; from Sarasota vents frustration over the previous night&rsquo;s school-board results, claiming &ldquo;stealth Democrats&rdquo; Glover, Mayberry, and Tenenbaum won in a heavily Republican county by hiding their party affiliation and agendas tied to Tom Edwards, while criticizing local GOP leadership. Bill affirms the farce of nonpartisan school-board races and notes his own endorsements (Heidi Braun, Frank DeCiccio, Michelle Pazzi) fell short. Mid-show, Jennifer Jackson joins to discuss her book An American Heart&mdash;a heart for God, family, and country in that order&mdash;sharing the legacy of her WWII grandfather (two Purple Hearts, Bronze Star, Battle of the Bulge survivor) who modeled reluctant leadership, patriotism, faith, and family. Later, Bill analyzes the primaries: Byron Donalds clinches the GOP gubernatorial nod (though under 50%) against David Jolly on the Democratic side; Ashley Moody sails to renomination while socialist Angie Nixon/Dixon stuns by defeating well-funded Alex Vindman for the Democratic U.S. Senate nod; DSA candidate Oliver Larkin loses to Jared Moskowitz; Randy Fine crushes an antisemitic challenger; and Jim Swartzell upsets in the open Donalds congressional seat. Promotions director Zulie shares heartbreaking firsthand accounts from a Honduras mission trip&mdash;children eating with their hands, a mother forced to choose which sick child sees the doctor&mdash;underscoring why year-round Food for the Poor partnerships matter. The show blends election post-mortems, faith, patriotism, and practical charity throughout.
&nbsp;#BillBunkleyShow #TheBriefing #FloridaPrimaries #SarasotaSchoolBoard #FoodForThePoor #AnAmericanHeart #JenniferJackson #ByronDonalds #AshleyMoody #AngieNixon #FeedTheHungry #GodFamilyCountry #SalemRadio #FloridaPolitics #ConservativeChristian #WWIILegacy #LatinAmericaRelief #NoChildLeftBehind

Florida Primary Upsets, Sarasota School Board Shock, Socialist Senate Surprise & Feeding Hungry Kids

On this critical Florida primary election day for the 2026 midterms—Tuesday, August 18, 2026—Bill Bunkley opens The Briefing with an impassioned call for every eligible voter in Central Florida and across the state to get to the polls immediately, stressing that as long as you are in line by 7 p.m. (or 8 p.m. in the Panhandle, which operates on Central Time) you will be allowed to cast your ballot no matter how long the wait. He repeatedly hammers home the message “vote, vote, vote,” warning that low primary turnout has historically handed victories to socialists, Marxists, communists, and Islamic radicals who patiently exploit apathy to chip away at the republic. Bill walks listeners through the latest available turnout figures (sourced from WUSF and the Florida Division of Elections as of roughly 10 a.m.): more than 13.4 million ballots already cast statewide, with Republicans leading at approximately 5.6 million, Democrats at 4.06 million, and non-party-affiliated voters at 3.8 million. He breaks the numbers down further—Democrats leading in mail-in ballots (554,000 vs. Republicans’ 464,000), Republicans dominating early voting (448,000 vs. Democrats’ 305,000), and Republicans again ahead on Election Day itself—while noting the still-large pool of unvoted Republicans, Democrats, and independents and urging them to the polls. For those still undecided, he points to his carefully vetted candidate recommendations for Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk, Hernando, Manatee, and Sarasota counties, available as downloadable Word documents on letstalkfaith.com (hover over “Program,” click “Bill Bunkley,” scroll past the bio and opinion archive, then select your county).

Interwoven throughout the two-hour program is an urgent progress update and appeal for the ongoing Food for the Poor campaign to feed 375 malnourished children in Latin America and the Caribbean for a full year. Starting from a baseline of 375, the total remaining had dropped to 81 by midday and stood at 79 by the close of the show, thanks to matching gifts that double every contribution; an $80 donation feeds two children for a year (just 4.6 cents a day), $160 feeds four, $320 feeds eight, and a $1,000 leadership gift feeds an entire classroom of 25. Bill highlights specific donors—Steve, Barbara in Tampa, and Michael in Bradenton—shares heartbreaking audio of a mother unable to feed her children, and explains why he trusts Food for the Poor’s transparent, on-the-ground logistics that navigate gangs, bandits, and remote delivery challenges. Listeners can give by calling 855-353-HOPE, clicking the red “Give Food” banner at letstalkfaith.com, or texting WTBN to 51555, with options for anonymity or 12-month installments.

In the second hour Bill shifts to a detailed warning about election bots—automated software scripts, now supercharged by AI, that flood Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, and comment sections with propaganda designed to mimic real public opinion, artificially boost candidates, create false trends, disseminate fake polling locations or registration rules, and skew online surveys through “astroturfing.” He traces many of these operations to actors in Russia, China, North Korea, and the Middle East whose goal is to manipulate American voters toward outcomes favorable to their agendas, and he cautions that AI systems are already demonstrating the ability to operate beyond direct human control. The program also covers the expiration of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding: Iran’s rapid rebuilding of drone and missile capacity, reported ballistic-missile launches toward UAE territory that landed in the sea, the continued U.S. economic chokehold on Iranian oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, a new $10 million Justice Department reward for information on Iranian hackers linked to the Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the IRGC (a designated foreign terrorist organization), and the IRGC’s $30,000 bounty on American service members. Bill notes the resulting spike in oil prices (Brent crude touching $91) and market jitters, then ties the foreign threats back to the domestic imperative: only high voter turnout can prevent radical candidates—including three DSA socialists challenging establishment Democrats in Florida—from gaining footholds in what remains a deeply red state. He closes with a stirring reminder that every ballot cast is an act of defending the 250-year-old American republic against enemies both foreign and domestic.

 #BillBunkleyShow #FloridaPrimary #VoteFlorida #ElectionDay2026 #FoodForThePoor #LetstalkFaith #CentralFlorida #VoteToday #ElectionBots #DefendTheRepublic #FloridaElections #PrimaryElection #FeedTheChildren #IranTensions #FloridaVoters #Midterms2026 #StopTheRadicals #VoteOrLos

On this critical Florida primary election day for the 2026 midterms&mdash;Tuesday, August 18, 2026&mdash;Bill Bunkley opens The Briefing with an impassioned call for every eligible voter in Central Florida and across the state to get to the polls immediately, stressing that as long as you are in line by 7 p.m. (or 8 p.m. in the Panhandle, which operates on Central Time) you will be allowed to cast your ballot no matter how long the wait. He repeatedly hammers home the message &ldquo;vote, vote, vote,&rdquo; warning that low primary turnout has historically handed victories to socialists, Marxists, communists, and Islamic radicals who patiently exploit apathy to chip away at the republic. Bill walks listeners through the latest available turnout figures (sourced from WUSF and the Florida Division of Elections as of roughly 10 a.m.): more than 13.4 million ballots already cast statewide, with Republicans leading at approximately 5.6 million, Democrats at 4.06 million, and non-party-affiliated voters at 3.8 million. He breaks the numbers down further&mdash;Democrats leading in mail-in ballots (554,000 vs. Republicans&rsquo; 464,000), Republicans dominating early voting (448,000 vs. Democrats&rsquo; 305,000), and Republicans again ahead on Election Day itself&mdash;while noting the still-large pool of unvoted Republicans, Democrats, and independents and urging them to the polls. For those still undecided, he points to his carefully vetted candidate recommendations for Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk, Hernando, Manatee, and Sarasota counties, available as downloadable Word documents on letstalkfaith.com (hover over &ldquo;Program,&rdquo; click &ldquo;Bill Bunkley,&rdquo; scroll past the bio and opinion archive, then select your county).
Interwoven throughout the two-hour program is an urgent progress update and appeal for the ongoing Food for the Poor campaign to feed 375 malnourished children in Latin America and the Caribbean for a full year. Starting from a baseline of 375, the total remaining had dropped to 81 by midday and stood at 79 by the close of the show, thanks to matching gifts that double every contribution; an $80 donation feeds two children for a year (just 4.6 cents a day), $160 feeds four, $320 feeds eight, and a $1,000 leadership gift feeds an entire classroom of 25. Bill highlights specific donors&mdash;Steve, Barbara in Tampa, and Michael in Bradenton&mdash;shares heartbreaking audio of a mother unable to feed her children, and explains why he trusts Food for the Poor&rsquo;s transparent, on-the-ground logistics that navigate gangs, bandits, and remote delivery challenges. Listeners can give by calling 855-353-HOPE, clicking the red &ldquo;Give Food&rdquo; banner at letstalkfaith.com, or texting WTBN to 51555, with options for anonymity or 12-month installments.
In the second hour Bill shifts to a detailed warning about election bots&mdash;automated software scripts, now supercharged by AI, that flood Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, and comment sections with propaganda designed to mimic real public opinion, artificially boost candidates, create false trends, disseminate fake polling locations or registration rules, and skew online surveys through &ldquo;astroturfing.&rdquo; He traces many of these operations to actors in Russia, China, North Korea, and the Middle East whose goal is to manipulate American voters toward outcomes favorable to their agendas, and he cautions that AI systems are already demonstrating the ability to operate beyond direct human control. The program also covers the expiration of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding: Iran&rsquo;s rapid rebuilding of drone and missile capacity, reported ballistic-missile launches toward UAE territory that landed in the sea, the continued U.S. economic chokehold on Iranian oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, a new $10 million Justice Department reward for information on Iranian hackers linked to the Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the IRGC (a designated foreign terrorist organization), and the IRGC&rsquo;s $30,000 bounty on American service members. Bill notes the resulting spike in oil prices (Brent crude touching $91) and market jitters, then ties the foreign threats back to the domestic imperative: only high voter turnout can prevent radical candidates&mdash;including three DSA socialists challenging establishment Democrats in Florida&mdash;from gaining footholds in what remains a deeply red state. He closes with a stirring reminder that every ballot cast is an act of defending the 250-year-old American republic against enemies both foreign and domestic.
&nbsp;#BillBunkleyShow #FloridaPrimary #VoteFlorida #ElectionDay2026 #FoodForThePoor #LetstalkFaith #CentralFlorida #VoteToday #ElectionBots #DefendTheRepublic #FloridaElections #PrimaryElection #FeedTheChildren #IranTensions #FloridaVoters #Midterms2026 #StopTheRadicals #VoteOrLos

Florida Primary Election Day Briefing – Vote Now, Election Bots, Food for the Poor Update & Iran Tensions

On the Monday, August 17, 2026 edition of the Bill Bunkley Show, host Bill Bunkley opens with an urgent appeal for listeners to help feed 273 remaining starving children in Latin America and the Caribbean through Food for the Poor. With a matching gift still in effect, an $80 donation (just 4.6 cents a day) feeds two children for a full year; larger gifts feed entire classrooms. Special recognition is given to donors Steve and Patricia (whose $1,600 gift feeds 40 children with the match). Bunkley then pivots to the primary election the next day, urging every listener who has not yet voted to cast a ballot, warning that low turnout allows socialists, Marxists, communists, and Islamic radicals to gain power. He directs Florida listeners in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Pasco, Hernando, Manatee, and Sarasota counties to his candidate recommendations on letstalkfaith.com and cautions against last-minute negative campaign flyers and cable ads that distort the truth through selective opposition research. The program also notes retired WFLA journalist Jeff Patterson’s run for Tampa City Council District 4 and strongly condemns Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey’s August 10 signing of a bill removing all limits on abortion up to birth, calling it part of a “culture of death” and highlighting the hypocrisy of simultaneous family-welfare rhetoric. The second hour features an in-depth interview with former feminist Dr. Janice Fiamengo, author of The Goddess That Failed: Feminism’s Unending War Against Men, Families, and Civilization Itself. Fiamengo traces feminism’s roots in envy and resentment from the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention through its radicalization in the 1960s–70s, its deep ties to communist ideology, its impact on men and boys in universities, divorce courts, and the culture at large, and its role in declining birth rates and family breakdown. She discusses her video series The Fiamengo File and her Substack, urging a return to mutual gratitude between the sexes.

 #BillBunkleyShow #LetsTalkFaith #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheChildren #VoteTomorrow #FloridaPrimary #DefendTheRepublic #ElectionDay2026 #CultureOfLife #MassachusettsAbortion #MauraHealey #TheGoddessThatFailed #JaniceFiamengo #FiamengoFile #FeminismCritique #AntiMaleBias #FamilyFirst #FaithAndLife #SalemRadio #CentralFlorida

On the Monday, August 17, 2026 edition of the Bill Bunkley Show, host Bill Bunkley opens with an urgent appeal for listeners to help feed 273 remaining starving children in Latin America and the Caribbean through Food for the Poor. With a matching gift still in effect, an $80 donation (just 4.6 cents a day) feeds two children for a full year; larger gifts feed entire classrooms. Special recognition is given to donors Steve and Patricia (whose $1,600 gift feeds 40 children with the match). Bunkley then pivots to the primary election the next day, urging every listener who has not yet voted to cast a ballot, warning that low turnout allows socialists, Marxists, communists, and Islamic radicals to gain power. He directs Florida listeners in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Pasco, Hernando, Manatee, and Sarasota counties to his candidate recommendations on letstalkfaith.com and cautions against last-minute negative campaign flyers and cable ads that distort the truth through selective opposition research. The program also notes retired WFLA journalist Jeff Patterson&rsquo;s run for Tampa City Council District 4 and strongly condemns Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey&rsquo;s August 10 signing of a bill removing all limits on abortion up to birth, calling it part of a &ldquo;culture of death&rdquo; and highlighting the hypocrisy of simultaneous family-welfare rhetoric. The second hour features an in-depth interview with former feminist Dr. Janice Fiamengo, author of The Goddess That Failed: Feminism&rsquo;s Unending War Against Men, Families, and Civilization Itself. Fiamengo traces feminism&rsquo;s roots in envy and resentment from the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention through its radicalization in the 1960s&ndash;70s, its deep ties to communist ideology, its impact on men and boys in universities, divorce courts, and the culture at large, and its role in declining birth rates and family breakdown. She discusses her video series The Fiamengo File and her Substack, urging a return to mutual gratitude between the sexes.
&nbsp;#BillBunkleyShow #LetsTalkFaith #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheChildren #VoteTomorrow #FloridaPrimary #DefendTheRepublic #ElectionDay2026 #CultureOfLife #MassachusettsAbortion #MauraHealey #TheGoddessThatFailed #JaniceFiamengo #FiamengoFile #FeminismCritique #AntiMaleBias #FamilyFirst #FaithAndLife #SalemRadio #CentralFlorida

Vote Tomorrow to Defend the Republic, Feed Starving Children with Food for the Poor, Massachusetts’ Culture of Death, & Janice Fiamengo on “The Goddess That Failed

Kyle Warren on Trump's China Election Interference Speech, Deputy Shooting Update, Movie Reviews & New York Socialist Policies

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