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The Schilling Show 3/3/20 Hour 2: John Whitehead, Patrina Mosley, Dr. Steven Camarota

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The Schilling Show 3/3/20 Hour 2: John Whitehead, Patrina Mosley, Dr. Steven Camarota

John Whitehead, founder and president of the Rutherford Institute, and author of Battlefield America, shares how bad America is in debt, spending money we don’t have, and more on America’s looming financial nightmare.

Director of Life, Culture, and Women’s Advocacy at the Family Research Council, Patrina Mosley explains the current law and the bill to change on born-alive abortion survivors, state homicide laws, and more.

Dr. Steven Camarota, director of research for Center for Immigration Studies, shares the overview of the Refugee Resettlement report, and key takeaways such as the value of educational attainment.

All of this and more in hour two on a Turbo Tuesday edition of The Schilling Show!

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