Category Archives: Audio On-Demand

The Heritage Foundation’s Jim Carafano joined the WBAP Morning News to give the latest on Kim Jong Un’s condition, after rumors that he had died following heart surgery.

In the hardest hit parts of the country, the data shows that a very high percentage of those that die from COVID-19 have underlying health problems.

Governor Abbott has announced that beginning Friday, Malls, Retail Stores, Restaurants and Theaters can reopen at 25% capacity. Do you agree with the move?

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins appears to be picking another fight with Governor Abbott about the Governor’s “Phase 1′ plan to re-open the state. The striking differences between C...

Dr. Robert Jeffress Joins the show to talk about when should you resist the government’s orders and laws. Plus having faith in times of hardship.

While some news organizations are reported smaller numbers, Shelley Luther and Michelle Smith told Chris Salcedo that nearly 700 people attended a rally in Frisco aimed at reopening Texas businesses.

With the world facing a pandemic, Chris Salcedo says that this is the moment that left-wing extremists are showing their true colors, and boy are they…

Dr. Marla McGhee, director of the Center for Public Education at TCU, joined the WBAP Morning News to help parents who have been forced into home-schooling.

Shelley Luther, Owner of Salon a La Mode, is defending her decision to stay open, despite a cease and desist order from Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins. She joined the WBAP Morning News to discuss it...

Chris and Clayton discuss the Dallas Salon owner and what happened