Coming up at 4 pm today on the Rod Arquette Show on Talk Radio 105.9 KNRS, Kevin Brock, Founder of New Street Global Solutions and former Assistant Director of Intelligence for the FBI, joins the show to discuss his op-ed piece in The Hill that says killing terrorists like Qassem Soleimani is the only language terrorist groups understand. Plus, Rich Noyes, Research Director for the Media Research Center, joins the program to discuss recent media analysis that shows recent coverage of President Trump from the big three evening newscasts has been 93% negative and promoted the impeachment of the President. See below for a full rundown of today’s program.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, January 14, 2020
4:20 pm: Kristin Tate, opinion contributor for The Hill, joins the program for a conversation about the superior economic growth in so-called “red states”
4:35 pm: Kevin Brock, Founder of New Street Global Solutions and former Assistant Director of Intelligence for the FBI, joins the show to discuss his op-ed piece in The Hill that says killing terrorists like Qassem Soleimani is the only language terrorist groups understand
5:05 pm: Bill Donahue, President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, joins the show to outline the group’s opposition to a bill sponsored by Representative Angela Romero that would require clergy members to report episodes of abuse to law enforcement
6:05 pm: Rich Noyes, Research Director for the Media Research Center, joins the program to discuss recent media analysis that shows recent coverage of President Trump from the big three evening newscasts has been 93% negative and promoted the impeachment of the President
6:20 pm: Catherine Glenn Foster, Founder and CEO of Americans United for Life, joins the program to offer her rebuttal to a recent study that claims the vast majority of women who’ve had an abortion don’t regret that decision
6:35 pm: Justin Swain of Herriman for Responsible Growth joins the show to discuss the most recent Olympia Hills community development project and why the group still opposes the project that developers say addresses the concerns raised by the previous plan