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The Schilling Show 10/9/17 Hour 1: Charles Buddy Weber, David Christensen

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The Schilling Show 10/9/17 Hour 1: Charles Buddy Weber, David Christensen
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Charles Buddy Weber from The Monument Fund shares Judge Moore’s ruling on the Lee and Jackson monuments, understanding the state law, guarding the tarps and more on the ruling and going forward.

Vice President of Government Affairs for he Family Research Council, David Christensen discusses the Obama contraceptive mandate, protecting  religious freedom and more on DOJ protecting religious freedom.

All of this and more on hour one of a Manic Monday edition on The Schilling Show!

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