The Eric Metaxas Show

On the 31st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Maura Moynihan, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's daughter, talks about Chinese organ harvesting, as well as the vandals of Antifa and the dramatic change in the Democrat party.

Bob Woodson of "1776 Unites," the answer to the false narrative of the 1619 Project, shares thoughts about the recent peaceful demonstrations and the riots that are accompanying them.

Katie Hopkins explains why some people in England are "desperate" for the rioting here in America to catch fire in her own country; Katie also calls attention to the racism that's being used to destroy white family-owned farms in South Africa.

After grieving his wife’s murder in the 2015 Charleston church mass shooting, Pastor Anthony Thompson reflects on how true biblical love and mercy differ from the way these ideas are reflected in our culture in the book borne from his pain, “Called to Forgive.” (Encore Presentation)

Dinesh D'Souza joins Eric to discuss what's happening across the country using key points he makes in his new book, "United States of Socialism: Who's Behind It, Why It's Evil, How to Stop It."

Heather MacDonald from the Manhattan Institute and author of several books, including "The Diversity Delusion" and "The War on Cops," shares her opinion on recent events involving violence.

John Zmirak and Jenna Ellis are both on hand to discuss what has transpired over the weekend regarding the tragic death of George Floyd and the demonstrations, both peaceful and violent, that followed.

For this week's "Fun Facts Friday," Eric, Albin and Chris gathered 'round the warmth of the internet to share amazing facts and unusual insights into what is quirky, off-beat, and just plain weird.

In a new installment of "Ask Metaxas," listeners emailed their questions and, with the help of Albin and Chris, Eric provided answers that shed light on his views of everything from politics to culture to faith.

Eric hosts "Not Allowed to Laugh," a special Facebook Live presentation of the free-speech film, "No Safe Spaces," which features Dennis Prager, Adam Carolla, and comedian Karith Foster. (Facebook-Live Encore)