Casey Harper, Michele Bachmann, Brigitte Kranendonk, Os Guinness

The Washington Stand’s Casey Harper gives an update from the second day of meetings between China’s leader and President Trump, the final day of the U.N. General Assembly meetings, and considers what we can anticipate during the Congressional legislative wrap-up before the midterm elections.
Michele Bachmann, Distinguished Professor at Large for Regent University, provides greater context on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s United Nations appearance when many delegations walked out during his speech, and explains why Christians should continue supporting Israel, while many in the world are abandoning them.
Brigitte Kranendonk, Granddaughter of the 83-year-old woman euthanized in Canada, explains what unfolded in the days leading up to the death of her grandmother under the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program in Canada and how her family is demanding answers, disputing the circumstances of her death.
Os Guinness, Author and Political Commentator, dives into new polling data revealing that the approval rating for socialism in America has reached 40% for the first time, and previews his new book on America's 250th anniversary, A Freedom Like No Other.