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The Schilling Show 3/31/21: Mark Morgan, Alec Klein, John Guandolo

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The Schilling Show 3/31/21: Mark Morgan, Alec Klein, John Guandolo

Mark Morgan, senior fellow with FAIR, former acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, explains what he is witnessing live from the former US southern border, including ICE employees, and Mexico’s response.

Award winning journalist and bestselling author, Alec Klein shares about the man his dad was, being guilty until proven innocent, and more from his book Aftermath: When It Felt Like Life Was Over.

John Guandolo, Counter Terrorism Expert, Former FBI Agent, and author, discusses the Boulder Jihadi shooting, the problem with Colorado, and the history of federal criminal negligence.

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

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