Show Notes
Steve says the upcoming midterms are some of the oddest elections to analyze, as both parties should have major factors working against them. Then, apologist Ray Comfort joins the program to discuss his new autobiography, "Compelled." In Hour Two, Fake News or not is a hodgepodge of items that caught Steve's eye on social media in recent days.
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