The Eric Metaxas Show

Pastor Greg Locke doesn't mince words when he looks at tomorrow's election and shares what's been happening with his own church since they've kept their doors open for worship services.

Robert Cahaly from the Trafalgar Group has the latest tallies on the Electoral College; and Kevin "Votestradamus" McCullough runs down final numbers, as well, plus laser-focuses on what's truly at stake in tomorrow's Big Vote.

Roger Stone lays out what he believes is at stake in the upcoming election, including our very freedoms; and Bishop Aubrey Shines provides answers to "Eight Questions About Race."

Jenna Ellis from the Falkirk Center and the president's re-election team reveals the significance of the press' "non-coverage" of Hunter Biden's "laptop from hell," as well as other key points of impact just days ahead of The Big Vote.

The incomparable Shelby Steele joins the program and brings news of his "What Killed Michael Brown?" film project; plus, Shelby offers sober thoughts on race, Black Lives Matter, and the upcoming election.

Thomas Klingenstein of the Claremont Institute has the guts to call out BLM for being a "racist organization" -- and points out other critical things necessary to save our nation.

Bob Woodson of 1776Unites.com explains the conflict with Amazon.com when it comes to giving the documentary, "What Killed Michael Brown?", a platform -- what are they afraid of?

Author and adventurer Larry Taunton has gone "Around the World in (More Than) 80 Days" and provides global observations focused on the upcoming election -- and beyond.

Big Bad John Zmirak adds a bit of humor to this week's commentary with, among other things, his latest Stream.org article, "Donald Trump Will Ride a Coyote to Victory."

Douglas Murray has an interesting, British perspective on America's current political and cultural landscape with thoughts taken from his new book, "The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity."