This Week on Capitol Hill

This Week on the Hill

An Inside Look into the decision-making of the U.S. House of Representatives. Together, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Tony Perkins help listeners understand the policy making that goes on everyday inside the halls of Congress. Listeners can expect candid conversations that delve beyond the headlines and soundbites, offering informed insights into what truly matters in our country and how citizens can influence its direction. With Speaker Johnson’s extensive experience and Perkins’ deep understanding of legislative matters, this program aims to empower audiences with knowledge and spark meaningful dialogue.

  1. 5d ago

    Violent Riots in France Could be Preview of Democratic Control of Congress ... and Will Upcoming Israeli Elections Make the Middle East Even More Volatile?

    Joining us while campaigning in Colorado this week, U.S. House Speaker MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA) warns that TV images of violent riots in France could offer a preview of how America may look if radical Democrats gain control of Congress on November 3rd; he also charges that Christians opting to NOT vote because they “don’t like their choices” in some political contests are “derelict in their duty” to vote their values. JAMES ROSEN, chief Washington correspondent for Newsmax, says “it is not a slam dunk” that BENJAMIN NETANYAHU will emerge from upcoming elections by continuing as the longest serving Prime Minister in Israel’s history; his defeat would make Middle East politics even more volatile. Former Louisiana Attorney General ANDREW BAILEY previews his state’s Amendment #3 which would reverse permissive pro-abortion laws in Louisiana. Noted economist DAVID BAHNSEN offers “concern” that Democratic Socialist candidates will make inroad next month, but says America still has a long way to go before abandoning Capitalism and free markets. And TONY PERKINS’ commentary urges listeners to text VOTE to 67742 to get a free, personalized voter guide they can consider before casting their Midterm ballots. All this—and more—coming up on our latest edition of THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL with Tony Perkins, on the Salem Radio Network and Salem News Channel…sponsored by AARP. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  2. Oct 17

    Speaker Johnson Predicts a "Silver Wave" on November 3rd ... and a Bombshell Report Reveals Big Banks Discriminated Against Christian and Conservative Groups

    From the campaign trail in Tampa, Florida… U.S. House Speaker MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA) says he’s detecting signs of a “Silver Wave” coming in the Midterms:  mature Americans who remember dangers of Socialism who will vote Republican to protect themselves and their grandchildren. CHRISTIAN DATOC,  White House reporter for The Washington Examiner, looks at how “iffy” the Midterm polls have been in the past and how conservatives and Republicans generally do not interact with pollsters. Dr. DAVID ZERVOS—counselor in the office of the Treasury Secretary—digs deeper into a stunning new Office of the Comptroller of the Currency report revealing how under pressure from the Biden Administration big banks frequently discriminated against Christian and conservative organizations. Retired Rear Admiral MARK MONTGOMERY  zeroes in on the multi-front threats posed by China, Iran, Russia and the Houthis in Ukraine and around the globe. And TONY PERKINS’ commentary looks at the shocking double standard big banks used to discriminate against Christian groups due to “hate group” designations by the now discredited Southern Poverty Law Center. All this—and more—coming up on our latest edition of THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL with Tony Perkins, on the Salem Radio Network and Salem News Channel…sponsored by AARP. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  3. Oct 10

    Speaker Johnson's Final Midterm Push, Israel Marks October 7th Anniversary, and SBC President Calls for Pastors to Speak Out on Critical Issues

    Joining us from Kentucky, U.S. House Speaker MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA) kicks-off travel to 40 Congressional districts in 22 states roaring toward the Midterm elections; he outlines recent surges of Hispanic voters back to the GOP because “they don’t want Socialism the Democrats are offering—that’s why they escaped other countries to live in the United States.” CAROLINE GLICK, international affairs advisor to Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, reports from Jerusalem on Israel’s observances of the 3rd Anniversary of Hamas’ October 7th attacks; “this has touched every household in Israel and we’re still in our longest war as a nation.” WILLIAM “Willy” RICE, President of the Southern Baptist Convention, renews his call for pastors and Christians to become more engaged in the moral issues of the upcoming Midterm elections. Daily Signal White House correspondent ELIZABETH MITCHELL recaps the week in D.C. and previews possible agenda items for the “lame duck” session following the November 3rd elections. . And TONY PERKINS’ commentary warns of a new California law targeting conversations in the workplace—specifically about religion, gender, and ‘reproductive health’ (a/k/a abortion) as so-called “hate speech” in a new state law. All this—and more—coming up on our latest edition of THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL with Tony Perkins, on the Salem Radio Network and Salem News Channel … sponsored by AARP.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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An Inside Look into the decision-making of the U.S. House of Representatives. Together, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Tony Perkins help listeners understand the policy making that goes on everyday inside the halls of Congress. Listeners can expect candid conversations that delve beyond the headlines and soundbites, offering informed insights into what truly matters in our country and how citizens can influence its direction. With Speaker Johnson’s extensive experience and Perkins’ deep understanding of legislative matters, this program aims to empower audiences with knowledge and spark meaningful dialogue.

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