A Positive Trend? | Guest: Drew Holden | 3/10/22
Steve discusses why the number of conservatives calling out Fox News for BS is a very encouraging sign. Then, freelance commentary writer Drew Holden joins the show to discuss the latest ridiculous media narratives that have been debunked. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday takes yet another frustrating look at Dr. Scott Atlas' book, "A Plague Upon Our House." Finally, the team plays a game of three non-political questions.
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