PrintFausta Wertz, Monica Showalter, Jeff Dunetz on Moran's show
You won't want to miss tonight's Rick Moran Show, one of the most popular political talk shows on Blog Talk Radio.
Tonight, Moran welcomes Fausta Wertz of Fausta's Blog, Jeff Dunetz of Yid with a Lid, and Monica Showalter of Investors Business Daily. They'll discuss Mark Steyn's piece in The New Criteria about the inevitable decline of the two great English speaking nations.
The show will air from 7:00 - 8:00 PM Central time. You can access the live stream here. A podcast will be available for streaming or download shortly after the end of the broadcast.
Click on the stream below and join in on what one wag called a "Wayne's World for adults."
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