The Schilling Show: LIVE from Eagle Forum 52, St. Louis, Missouri

Kris Ullman, JD-President of Eagle Forum, outlines the history and purpose of the event, the importance of community and fellowship for the event's attendees, and how it will help in getting out the vote.Alex Newman, award-winning journalist, senior editor of The New American, and CEO of Liberty Sentinel Media, gives an important rundown on the current threat level of communist China, including outlining tactics and techniques, how they are playing the long game, and how to push back against them.Janine Hansen, state president of Nevada Families for Freedom addresses the concerning nature of a looming Article V Convention, how it works, how to find common ground with those who promote it, and how to achieve the same goal through different means.Kristina Twitty, founder of Decision Care Advocates, describes her organization, addresses the moral and ethical consideration of IVF, and how to best advocate for women through alternative means.Anne Schlafly Carpenter, chairman of Eagle Forum, joins Rob to celebrate the legacy, accomplishments, and values, of her prolific and hard-working mother, Phyllis Schlafly, along with what lessons we should learn from her mother's work.  AJ Richards, founder of From the Farm, talks about his organization's efforts to protect the nation's food supply, overhaul the complicated nature of America's food supply chain, and his hope of achieving the goal to Make America Healthy Again.Dr. Stanley Goldfarb MD, the board chair of DoNoHarmMedicine.org, talks about how dangerous of a role DEI plays in admittance to medical school, and the ramifications for the American healthcare system as a whole. And Joy Pullmann, executive editor of The Federalist, gives an appraisal of the state of affairs in the culture wars this year, the widespread despair of conservative and faith communities, how to respond, and on her new book, False Flag.All this and more on a very special Freaky Friday edition of The Schilling Show, live from Eagle Forum 52 in St. Louis, Missouri.