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The Schilling Show 7/25/18 Hour 2: Bishop Ken Giles and Pastor Sheila Giles, James C. Capretta, Patrina Mosley

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The Schilling Show 7/25/18 Hour 2: Bishop Ken Giles and Pastor Sheila Giles, James C. Capretta, Patrina Mosley
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Bishop Ken Giles and Pastor Sheila Giles of Lincoln Bible Church defines what marriage is, unique roles for husband and wife, and more from the authors of Prayer, Marriage, and the Leadership Roles of Husband and Wife.

James C. Capretta, resident fellow and Milton Friedman Chair of American Enterprise Institute, discusses the current state of prescription drug prices, Trump proposals to bring prices down, and more on drug affordability.

Patrina Mosley, director of life, culture and women’s advocacy of Family Research Council, analyzes people who support #MeToo and Planned Parenthood and how PP has enabled abuse.

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

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