Julie discusses the new laws taking affect across the country in the new year: minimum wage; recreational marijuana; psychedelic mushrooms; cash bail; and in California alone… sales ban on fur products; pedestrians can now jay walk; citizenship no longer a requirement for becoming a police officer; and decriminalization of rap lyrics in court cases.  Rick Singer, mastermind of varsity blues scandal, is sentenced to three and a half years in prison.  Pope Benedict’s funeral and the traditions of the Catholic church.

<p>Julie discusses the new laws taking affect across the country in the new year: minimum wage; recreational marijuana; psychedelic mushrooms; cash bail; and in California alone… sales ban on fur products; pedestrians can now jay walk; citizenship no longer a requirement for becoming a police officer; and decriminalization of rap lyrics in court cases.  Rick Singer, mastermind of varsity blues scandal, is sentenced to three and a half years in prison.  Pope Benedict’s funeral and the traditions of the Catholic church.</p>

As an open-minded, 24-year-old graduate of Harvard, Julie became a conservative after discovering Dennis Prager's radio show. After reaching out to Dennis to express her appreciation for his work, a friendship was born that became a mentorship. Dennis then invited her as a guest on his radio show. The following summer, Julie appeared as a weekly on-air contributor to his nationally syndicated radio program. At the age of 21, Julie guest-hosted three-hour broadcasts for both The Dennis Prager Show and The Mike Gallagher Show, becoming the youngest person to solo substitute host on a national program. On "Timeless", Julie explores her views on life, politics, and current events.

<p>As an open-minded, 24-year-old graduate of Harvard, Julie became a conservative after discovering Dennis Prager's radio show. After reaching out to Dennis to express her appreciation for his work, a friendship was born that became a mentorship. Dennis then invited her as a guest on his radio show. The following summer, Julie appeared as a weekly on-air contributor to his nationally syndicated radio program. At the age of 21, Julie guest-hosted three-hour broadcasts for both The Dennis Prager Show and The Mike Gallagher Show, becoming the youngest person to solo substitute host on a national program. On "Timeless", Julie explores her views on life, politics, and current events.</p>

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