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The Schilling Show 11/29/17 Hour 2: Lee Edwards, Tami Jackson, Ryan Mauro

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The Schilling Show 11/29/17 Hour 2: Lee Edwards, Tami Jackson, Ryan Mauro

Dr. Lee Edwards, historian and author, shares ideas from his book Just Right: A Life in Pursuit of Liberty, including young Americans for freedom, Ronald Reagan, and communism and the conservative movement.

Executive editor of Barbwire, Tami Jackson discusses the godly foundations of America, culture changers such as Margaret Sanger, and more on the harvest of America’s sexual revolution.

Ryan Mauro, Shillman Fellow and National Security analyst, explains The Clarion Project, Russian involvement, and the US position in the Project with Israel, Iran and Syria.

All of this and more in hour two of a Wild Wednesday edition on The Schilling Show!

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