Restoring America with Grace Reilly

The Republican Party was founded in a Wisconsin schoolhouse in 1854. Now the DSA is claiming the same state as socialist ground, and running to lead it. In this episode, I talk with Dominic Davis, a Restoration News researcher who grew up in Wisconsin, about the governor's race and the history fight underneath it. We get into the Democratic primary, DSA state Rep. Francesca Hong, the "sewer socialism" talking point the left keeps reaching for, and a property tax fight that is squeezing farmers and families out of homes they have owned for decades. Dom's argument is that if the DSA can win a whole state, it stops being a Milwaukee story and starts being leverage over the national Democratic Party.

A parent received a message inviting her kid into a school "Fellows program." It was really campaign work for a Democrat running for Congress, on the taxpayer's dime. In this episode, I sit down with Victoria Manning, Senior Investigative Researcher at Restoration News and a former school board member, to talk through what she uncovered at a Virginia high school and why this keeps showing up in red districts, not just blue ones. We get into the teachers unions behind the recent May Day walkouts, who's really funding and organizing them, Restoration News' new District Watch project for keeping an eye on your own district, her book, Behind the Wall of Government Schools, and more.Special Guest: Victoria Manning.

The New York Post reported that the city's Department of Homeless Services plans to push out 55 families and move in roughly 110 single adult men, with no public hearing and no criminal background checks, in a shelter sitting directly across the street from a park where kids and families gather. In this episode, I dig into what Mayor Zohran Mamdani's homeless policy actually looks like on the ground in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. Councilwoman Inna Vernikov is sounding the alarm. Meanwhile the nonprofit set to run the shelter is under federal investigation, and the city just handed it close to $200 million in contracts. The people of Brooklyn deserve a real answer.

Wisconsin's governor race is wide open, and a DSA socialist is currently leading the Democratic field to run one of America's most important swing states. In this episode, I sit down with Robert Rose of Restoration News to break down why a purple state Trump won by fewer than 30,000 votes could tip the whole country, and why the Democratic candidates are racing to out-radical each other. We get into DSA state rep Francesca Hong leading the pack, former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, a property tax increase sitting Democrats are defending, and how the next governor's power over election law could shape 2028. Wisconsin has sent socialists to power before. Robert explains why it could happen again, and what conservatives outside the state need to do about it.

For the next few weeks I'm taking you on the road with me from Florida to Connecticut, and when I'm back, Restoring America relaunches Season 2 with a brand new studio! In this episode, I share what's coming: a stop at my alma mater, Grove City College, to sit down with professors like Paul Kengor and Carl Trueman at the Institute for Faith and Freedom. We get into economics, culture, and Marxism in a deeper format than usual, rolling out over the next few weeks along with some special edition episodes. Season 1 grew more than I could have hoped, and that's because of you.

Before heading out on the road, Grace walks through the marriage wisdom that shaped her preparation, from Voddie Baucham on the war against God's design and the lie that marriage oppresses women, to Charlie Kirk on the Sabbath and a God-centered home, to Tim Keller on why the perfectly compatible soulmate doesn't exist. Along the way: why marriage is a covenant with God, why it comes before your kids, and why self-centeredness is the real threat to every marriage.

The radical leftists winning primaries call themselves "democratic socialists." The honest word is Marxists. The softer label is the strategy. In this episode, I break down how the left manipulates language to manipulate you, from "pro-choice" to "climate change" to "democratic socialist." I get into why Marxist doctrine treats socialism as the transition and communism as the goal, the "permeation" strategy Sidney and Beatrice Webb laid out for infiltrating institutions, and a Students for Life debate that shows how to shut down the word games on abortion. DSA candidates are on track to win deep-blue districts and join the squad in Congress this midterm cycle. Call things what they are.

A new Brave Books study found libraries and publishers are scrubbing Christianity from kids' reading lists built for America's 250th birthday. Not one book about faith, religious liberty, or Christianity's role in the founding made the cut. In this episode, I break down what the study found and why an omission this complete is no accident. The same lists found room for the 1619 Project and transgender activism. I walk through the history being erased, from John Adams to the Bible verse on the Liberty Bell, plus the American Library Association's role and the fight over Bibles and the Ten Commandments in schools. You can't tell America's founding story without the Christian faith. This 250th year, make sure the kids in your life hear the real one.

The republic hangs by a thread. That's the warning at the heart of The Thread of Liberty, Ned Ryun's new documentary for America's 250th birthday. In this episode, I sit down with Ned, the founder and CEO of American Majority, to talk about the film and what keeping the republic asks of us. We get into Tocqueville's observation that religion was America's first political institution, how schools taught a generation to resent its own country, why breaking the administrative state comes before restoring the republic, and where virtue comes from in a self-governing people. Ned's answer to all of it starts with getting involved. The film is free at ThreadofLiberty.com, and it's worth all 85 minutes.

Why wasn’t slavery abolished at our founding 250 years ago? This is one of the most misunderstood questions about our country’s history— the relationship between the Founding Fathers and slavery. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly attack this topic head-on in partnership with The American Spectator.Special Guest: Paul Kengor.

America just turned 250, the greatest country ever created. So why are we having an identity crisis over what it even means to be American? In this episode, I celebrate our 250th birthday and get honest about the moment we're in: a war on truth, a culture that acts like we've somehow outgrown God, and a country that can't agree on the principles that made it. We were founded on liberty, life, and rights that come from God, not the government. Most nations never make it this far, and whether we see another 250 years is our choice. There's real reason for hope, and it starts with us knowing the truth and passing it on. Happy 250th, America.

The founders went to war over taxes far lighter than what leaves your paycheck today. So how did a country built on "no taxation without representation" end up with a tax system this BIG? How did spending become so high and widespread? In this episode, I dive into the establishment of the federal income tax from 1913, when the top rate was just 7% and the whole thing was sold as temporary, up to the 73% and 94% rates that came later under Woodrow Wilson and FDR. I get into what Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan understood about property and freedom, why a heavy progressive income tax is actually the second plank of the Communist Manifesto, and why Reagan called endless government growth "creeping socialism." 250 years in, this is a conversation we can't afford to stop having.

47% of Americans think the American Dream is dead. William Hearn's new 250th-anniversary film, The Impossible Dream, asks whether we have lost the hope that made America possible. In this episode, I sit down with William to talk about what the American Dream meant before it got reduced to a bigger house, a better job, or a more comfortable life. We talk about the founders’ understanding of happiness, the people William followed for the film, and why he believes America’s future cannot be separated from its Christian roots. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, William’s film puts a harder question in front of us: do we still have the faith, responsibility, and courage to build a country worth handing down?Special Guest: William Hearn.

Socialists just swept New York's primaries, and this is not a fringe story anymore. Mamdani-backed candidates beat establishment Democrats, while a Gallup poll shows 66% of Democrats view socialism favorably. In this episode, I break down why I'm calling this socialism instead of the softer "democratic socialist" rebrand, what the Democratic Socialists of America polling above Democrats in Congress says about the party, and why Milton Friedman, Venezuela, price controls, and Reagan's old warning still matter now. If Democrats keep moving left, conservatives have an opening and a responsibility to answer it clearly.

At a time where patriotism is decreasing it is important, now more than ever, to pass American values onto the next generation. As the 250th birthday of our great nation approaches, Amanda Martin has stepped in to make learning and celebrating American history fun through her new children's book: Henry the Star-Spangled Spaniel. In the book, Henry goes back in history to witness key moments and brings young readers along with him.  In this episode, Amanda and Grace discuss the new book, literacy among young Americans, why patriotism should not be partisan, and how parents can make America’s founding story fun for kids again. Children are often more open to American history than adults give them credit for--Henry is proving this! Find the book everywhere today to celebrate our 250th anniversary with the children in your life!

America turns 250 this year, and a new poll says 29% of Democrats aren't proud to be American anymore. A lot of them won't even fly the flag on the 4th! In this episode, I walk through the numbers, and some of them are genuinely hard to look at. Pride on the left has cratered. The two parties can't even agree on what the 4th of July is for. And there's the State of the Union moment Democrats refused to stand for. I also get into why it's happening, from what kids are taught in school to what the media rewards, plus a comfort that's quietly crowded out gratitude. The point is simple: your patriotism shouldn't rise and fall with whoever sits in the White House. It goes back to the God-given rights the founders put everything on the line to protect.

Democrats ask for photo ID at the door of their own events. But bring up voter ID at the ballot box and suddenly it's an attack on democracy. In this episode, I break down the double standard at the heart of the election integrity fight: the DNC and the Obama Foundation requiring ID for their events while opposing it for voting. I also get into California, where ballots get counted for weeks and nobody will clean up the voter rolls, the Save America Act that's stuck in Congress even though 83% of Americans want it, Doug Truax's 10-point plan to make our elections trustworthy again, and the Voter Reference Foundation's push for real transparency.

Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire and the left is furious. Jimmy Kimmel, AOC, Bernie, and Elizabeth Warren all reached for the same line: tax the rich. In today's episode, I break down why "tax the rich" doesn't actually work, and why, as the Federalist's Brianna Lyman put it on Fox Business, the real problem isn't a revenue problem — it's a spending problem. We look at the record-breaking SpaceX IPO that just made 4,400 employees millionaires, why 892 companies (and $47 billion) fled New York's socialist hellscape, what Venezuela's collapse should teach us, and what Madison, Friedman, and Thatcher understood that today's politicians refuse to.

A Marxist magazine and Zohran Mamdani are trying to repackage an old socialist creed that history has discredited time and time again. For this special crossover episode of Restoring America, Grace Reilly sits down with Marxism expert Paul Kengor to walk through his new piece for The American Spectator, The Moronic Idiocy of Municipal Socialism, and discuss what Zohran Mamdani actually has planned for New York City.Special Guest: Paul Kengor.

In this special episode of Restoring America, I'm bringing you to the Newsmax set in New York City to react in real time to the top stories of the day. We get into Mamdani's New York and the radical candidates the Democrats keep pushing through, Steven A. Smith dragging Trump into a Knicks game, what denaturalization actually means (and how Obama did it too), blue-state "refugees" carrying failed policies into red states, the lawsuit trying to block Trump's UFC event at the White House, and the questions piling up around California's elections. The pattern underneath all of it is the same: the left politicizes everything, then calls it a scandal only when Trump does it. They're telling us who they are — believe them.

Why is American healthcare so expensive, and can Trump actually fix it? Obamacare was sold as "affordable" and has been anything but. For years we've watched problems develop in the healthcare industry, a big one being the government's involvement. Now the Trump administration has a plan to maximize price transparency, lower drug prices, insurance premiums, and hold big insurance companies accountable. Today we'll dive in on all of this and more!

Eighty-two years ago, 160,000 men stormed the beaches of Normandy. Most of us have forgotten what gave them the courage to do it. In this episode I get into the line Reagan drew between using force to free people and using force to conquer them, why Clarence Thomas says faith is where real courage actually comes from, and what that asks of the rest of us. Most of us will never storm a beach. We can still live like that sacrifice meant something.

Your rights do not come from Washington. They do not come from Congress, the courts, or the White House. Justice Clarence Thomas made that clear in a powerful lecture at the University of Texas, and it cuts straight to the heart of the question behind Restoring America: what are we actually restoring America to? In this episode, I react to Thomas’s speech on the Declaration of Independence, God-given rights, the purpose of government, progressivism, courage, and the founding principles America must recover as we approach our 250th year. This is not just a history lesson. It is a challenge to every American, and especially to leaders who claim to defend liberty while compromising the principles that made this country worth preserving.

Spencer Pratt has Karen Bass and the entire LA establishment rattled — and tomorrow, California votes. I sat down with someone who's actually on the ground for it all. In today's episode, I talk with Kyle Campbell — host of Politically Basic, an LA resident, and an advisor on the Steve Hilton for Governor campaign — about what the headlines aren't telling you the day before the primary. We get into whether Pratt's viral campaign can really beat Bass, the quiet "donate to Bass, vote Pratt" theory, Steve Hilton's "Califordable" plan for the governor's race, and Newsom's so-called "break the glass" plan. If your ballot is still on the counter, this one matters before you vote.

In celebration of America's 250th birthday, Rededicate 250 was held on the National Mall to rededicate the nation to God, and critics immediately labeled it "Christian nationalism." But that label is designed to silence Christians, not describe them. In this episode, I react to the Rededicate 250 event and break down what the critics are getting wrong. I cover the historical connection between Christianity and America's founding, why the word "rededication" is the key here, where I think some of the Trump and White House faith criticism has merit, and what the data is actually telling us about faith in America right now.

Texas Democrat candidate for Senate, James Talarico, is under fire for trying to justify abortion and other evils with the Christian faith. Yesterday, Republican voters decided his challenger: Ken Paxton. The Democrats have been saying they have a great chance if Paxton were to become the candidate, which he did. So does Talarico have a chance? Today we let him speak for himself and you can see if you agree with me when I say Democrats have lost their minds for propping him up. Talarico is the most radical, out of touch, candidate you could pick for a Texas race.

Eric Church was tasked with inspiring the graduates of UNC Chapel Hill last weekend, but he ended up reminding us all what really matters in life. He said the simple truth that we hardly hear in today's culture. Every point he made pushed back against what this generation hears from the secularists on a daily basis. He delivered a message of hope filled with important reminders and reflections for us all. I wish this speech could play at every graduation in the country and I think you'll agree.

Zohran Mamdani wants to spend $30 million of New Yorkers' money on five city-run stores that won't open until 2029. That's four times what a comparable private store would cost. In this episode I go through why this idea has already been tried elsewhere, and what actually happened. In today's episode, I cover the economic mess already unfolding under Mamdani's leadership and how government-controlled food distribution led to bread lines, 82% poverty, and somewhere between 7 and 9 million people fleeing Venezuela.

While the administration’s pro-family agenda is a welcome change, IVF raises serious moral and ethical concerns that can’t be ignored. Grace looks at the growing debate inside the pro-life movement, the destruction of embryos in the IVF process, the broader fertility crisis affecting America, and why cultural and policy solutions matter if we actually want to support family formation. If we’re serious about protecting life and rebuilding a pro-family culture, we have to be honest about the parts of this conversation that are more complicated than they seem.

Society used to have standards for beauty, and we walked away from them. Postmodernism told us truth is subjective and anything goes, so we went from Saint Peter's Basilica to strip mall churches, from classical music to profanity-laced pop, from architecture that stopped you in your tracks to buildings that are just boxes. The people who built those great cathedrals spent their entire lives on something they'd never see finished. That kind of dedication tells you something about what they believed. C.S. Lewis said there is no neutral ground in the universe. Every square inch is claimed by God and counterclaimed by Satan. The way a society builds, dresses, and makes art is never neutral. What we've lost goes deeper than aesthetic taste. Beauty comes from God. When a culture stops caring about one, it usually stops caring about the other.

The 2026 Met Gala pictures made their rounds again this week, and the outfits keep getting harder to look at. How a culture dresses tells you something real about what it believes. What walked that red carpet this year and what Grace Kelly wore to hers are not just different fashion choices. They reflect completely different ideas about beauty, the body, and God. I was raised to never wear jeans to church. My mom made sure I dressed in a way that honored the room, the occasion, and the people in it. Modesty wasn't a rule — it was self-respect. Our grandparents understood that and we've mostly walked away from it. This episode is about why that matters.

Charlie Kirk had a gift that very few people in the Christian conservative movement actually had. He could sit across from someone who disagreed with him - completely, FUNDAMENTALLY, disagreed with him and stay in it. And somehow, in doing that, he held together a coalition of people who FRANKLY don't always get along. What happened since his assassination has been deeply discouraging. There was unity for a moment. Talk of revival. A renewed sense of mission. And then, slowly, the focus shifted. Back to infighting, back to arguments on X, back to the distractions that pull us away from the things that actually matter. So today, I want to go back to Charlie. His own words. The clips I keep returning to, on America's Christian founding, on abortion, on the Sabbath, on marriage and family, and on why we should never stop having hope no matter how dark the world looks. The question hanging over the conservative movement right now isn't just who takes Charlie’s place. It's whether what he helped build survives without him.

Public school indoctrination is real. If you had any doubt that teachers pushed socialism and leftism, look no further than this years May Day protests. The protests were highly coordinated, funded and backed by 600 groups with $2B in revenue. In today's episode, Grace breaks down exactly what happened, who coordinated the school walkouts, what the May Day protests were actually demanding, and why Chicago is the standout example of a school system that's been failing kids for years while keeping them busy with political activism.

The political and cultural left has spent decades branding themselves as the "party of science" while labeling conservatives as "anti-science." On a recent episode of Jubilee's "Surrounded," health expert Jillian Michaels sat down with 20 body positivity activists to debate multiple claims, one being: "obesity is not healthy, and pretending it is puts lives at risk." I never imagined this would be a controversial claim, given the science and objectivity around the subject as it relates to health. It is not personal or in any way related to a persons worth. It should be fine to have a science based health conversation and all seek health together, no matter what our personal health situation is. However, this turned into a controversial debate, one that points to broader themes and questions in our culture and political environment. Underneath everything is a much deeper question about where we find our worth. Self-love, body positivity, and self-affirmation are never going to fill us. Only Jesus can. Our bodies are temples we're charged to steward, and pursuing health is a good thing, a biblical thing, no matter where you are on that journey. The most loving thing we can do, for ourselves and for the people we love, is to affirm truth, even when it's uncomfortable.

Starting in 2027, all new vehicles will be installed with AI surveillance technology that has the ability to limit or STOP vehicle operation without the driver's action or consent — either while driving or by stopping the car from starting in the first place. The system and vehicle would be able to override the driver. The stated goal of this legislation is to prevent impaired or drunk driving and save lives. This specific provision is called the HALT Drunk Driving Act, and was added by a bipartisan group of lawmakers. Seems like noble intentions — but there are MANY Americans who see this as crossing a BIG LINE that tramples over our 4th and 5th Amendments while causing serious privacy concerns. The ends do not justify the means. There have to be other ways to limit drunk driving and save lives. You can't cross lines like this and venture on such slippery slopes to do it. Think about it. If they had had this during COVID, how much do you want to bet they would have turned our cars off or monitored us if we were out and about? Creating the kill switch ability is one step away from the government using reasons other than AI-detected impairment to shut off your vehicle. It swings that door wide open. And that's not even considering concerns about malfunctions, false positives generated by the AI system, or hacking. In this episode, I'm breaking down what's actually buried in Section 24220 of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, why Representatives Thomas Massie, Chip Roy, and Scott Perry have tried again and again to stop this (and why 57 Republicans crossed the aisle to keep it funded), how Ford, GM, OnStar, and Tesla have already shown us where this road leads, and why we should all be paying attention before 2027 gets here.

In today's episode of Restoring America,I sit down with Hannah Faulkner, host of The Hannah Faulkner Show, for a bold conversation about the ethical problems with IVF and surrogacy, the Christian pro-life position, children’s rights, biblical marriage, and what it will actually take to restore America. We discuss why many Christians have avoided hard conversations about in vitro fertilization, embryo destruction, the fertility industry, and surrogacy. Then explain why being pro-life means asking difficult questions about what happens to embryos created through IVF, why children deserve both a mother and a father, and why adult desires should never come before the needs of a child. If you are a Christian, conservative, pro-life voter, parent, young woman, or anyone trying to understand the debate over IVF, surrogacy, abortion, feminism, and restoring the American family, this conversation is for you.Special Guest: Hannah Faulkner.

Allie Beth Stuckey sat down to debate with 20 liberal Christians, and the arguments she had to push back on are worth paying attention to. Jubilee's Surrounded format puts one person across from a room full of people who disagree with them. In this episode, Allie, a conservative Christian, author, and host of the 'Relatable' podcast, was that one person. I'm reacting to the clips that stood out to me: the toxic empathy debate, what the Bible says about how we're actually called to love, and the abortion exchange, which went about as you'd expect. These conversations are worth having and worth taking seriously.

They've tried to abolish the Electoral College over 700 times. They failed every single time. So they stopped asking. Right now, 18 states have quietly agreed to hand their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, no matter who their own state chose. They're already 82% of the way to making it happen, and most Americans have no idea.

The Founding Fathers didn't just skip building a democracy. They read history, saw what happened when pure majority rule took over, and built something different on purpose. So why does every politician and news anchor keep calling it "our democracy"? That phrase didn't sneak into the vocabulary by accident. It's deliberate. And it's showing up alongside real policy pushes to undo the structures the founders put in place specifically to protect against mob rule. In this episode, I'm breaking down the actual difference between a democracy and a constitutional republic, what the historical record shows about majority rule, and why understanding the distinction matters a lot right now, particularly heading into tomorrow's episode on the Electoral College.

Virginia redistricting is happening right now, and most people have no idea what Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed into law. She won the Virginia governor's race by 15 points running as a moderate who explicitly promised no redistricting. Three months later, she signed HB29, one of the most gerrymandered maps in the country, and is now polling as the most unpopular Virginia governor in 30 years. In this episode, I walk through Spanberger's first 93 days: the Virginia redistricting reversal she swore wouldn't happen, her refusal to honor an ICE detainer for a man with over 30 arrests, 50+ new taxes proposed in her first weeks in office, and the bill she just signed handing Virginia's electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote, not who Virginians actually voted for.

I'm getting married in a few months. I'm not afraid of proving I'm a citizen. I'm afraid of elections no one trusts. In this episode, I cover where the SAVE America Act actually stands right now, what Senator Mike Lee is saying about the Senate GOP's moment of accountability, and why the left's "69 million women will be disenfranchised..." argument is just not true. I break down why 83% of Americans support voter ID — Republicans, Democrats, every demographic — and why Congress still hasn't passed it. Common sense shouldn't be this hard. The House did its job. The courts confirmed only Congress can act. The Senate needs to move.

Our culture has steadily walked away from God and towards the cold embrace of secular leftism. The family has suffered tremendously as a result. From attacks on marriage and parents to the increase of abortion and divorce, we have watched the once celebrated nuclear family fade into rarity. Family is central to the stability of both individuals and society as a whole. Creating strong families is beneficial to everyone, and is what we hope everyone gets to experience in their own way. Marxism's founders advocated for "The abolition of the family!" when they established and promoted their ideology. Sadly, this value was embraced by the communist and socialist leaders that followed. It has been embraced by the Marxist left in our country today. In today's episode, I walk through 4 ways this is playing out in America right now and where we can see patterns in history. We break down the state's attempts to jeopardize parent's custody, the Marxist roots of American public education system, Bella Dodd — a Communist Party member who testified to Congress that communists were specifically sent to infiltrate schools and seminaries, and much more.

Some Christians think Jesus would be a socialist. Here are 7 reasons why that couldn't be further from the truth. Socialism sounds compassionate on the surface. Share everything, help everyone, equality for all. But when you actually trace Marxism through to its end, the fruit is rotten every single time. Today I'm walking through 7 reasons why Christianity and Marxism are completely incompatible, in principle and in practice. We'll look at what the Bible actually says about generosity (and why it debunks the case for socialism), what Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Kim Il-sung said about Christianity in their own words, and the history of how communist regimes persecuted and killed Christians across the world.

Grace Stuart has spent years helping women recognize and escape abuse. But when she started speaking out as a conservative, she was met with the exact tactics she teaches survivors to identify from the people she was simply trying to help. She argues that there many key parallels between the political left the tactics of abusers. On this episode of Restoring America, Grace Reilly sits down with Grace Stuart, a domestic violence advocate and host of the Why She Stayed podcast, for one of the most eye-opening conversations this show has had. Special Guest: Grace Stuart.

It's Holy Week, and this week, Grace is sharing three sermons worth your time, plus a reading plan to help you press in to God this holiday weekend!

A newly un-redacted CIA intelligence assessment put motherhood and homemaking on a list of "white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism" indicators. If you're a wife, a mom, or just someone who thinks raising your kids is the most important work you'll ever do, this one's for you. In this episode, Grace goes through the CIA report using the America First Legal thread that helped expose it. She traces it back to Marxist ideology and how The Communist Manifesto and The Origin of the Family both laid out a plan to break up the nuclear family and hand child-rearing off to the state.

In this episode of Restoring America with Grace Reilly, I'll be answering the top questions submitted by you!

They told us it was "safe and effective." They told us we had to get it or we could lose our jobs, our freedom to travel, and so much more. They shamed us, censored us, and exiled us for questioning it. In this episode of Restoring America with Grace Reilly, we're taking a step back into the craze that was 2020 — the mandates, the pressure, the censorship, the lies — and talking about why my generation will NEVER trust the government or the healthcare system. And honestly? We shouldn't.

How can we restore America and what is at the root of our problems. Grace Reilly asked Ron Coleman for his take on the show today! He provides broad insight, including pointing to the deep rooted problems in our public education system. Find his show for more: ColemanNation Podcast‬ !

We are now in month 2 of this unacceptable partial government shutdown. The ramifications extend broadly with at least 50k TSA officers, 80% of DHS terrorism investigators, AND MORE going unpaid. This shutdown is entirely preventable and is very clearly a political stunt. Who is to blame? When will the department re open? Grace Reilly will break down all the details in today's episode of Restoring America.