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The Schilling Show 5/15/18 Hour 2: John Horvat II, Robert Knight and Elizabeth Johnston

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The Schilling Show 5/15/18 Hour 2: John Horvat II, Robert Knight and Elizabeth Johnston

 

 

John Horvat, researcher, educator and author of “Return to Order: On Jordan Peterson”, discusses who Jordan Peterson is, his popularity and Horvat’s new book about him.

Robert Knight, Washington Times contributor and author of “A Strong Constitution: What America Would Look Like If We Followed the Law,” discusses the Boy Scouts’ decision to allow girls to join, how the Mormon Church responded and how this will affect the Scouts.

Elizabeth Johnson, traditional value activist and publisher of ActivistMommy.com, discusses California AB 2943, a proposed bill that would make counseling to change sexual orientation unlawful.

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