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The Schilling Show 2/15/18 Hour 1: Jason Perry, Claudia Rosett, Isaac Smith

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The Schilling Show 2/15/18 Hour 1: Jason Perry, Claudia Rosett, Isaac Smith

Jason Perry, former Navy SEAL, SWAT Team member and founder of Trident Shield, recalls a recent conversation on staying safe for school shootings, what we know about the shooter, and how things could have been different.

Foreign policy fellow at Independent Women’s Forum, national security expert and author, Claudia Rosett explains why to beware of Kim Yo Jong, blacklisted by the US Treasury, and the true state of human rights in North Korea.

Isaac Smith of Charlottesville Unity Coalition shares information on the Frederick Douglass Day Celebration of Unity and Progress in Charlottesville event, as well as who should come and special guests.

All of this and more in hour one on The Schilling Show!

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