April 12, 2021 Biden’s Bridges to Nowhere Recently, President Biden rolled out his American Jobs Plan, also known as his infrastructure plan. However, there was
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April 5, 2021 Biden’s Border Crisis Solved There’s a mess at the border. In March, it was reported that border crossings reached a fifteen-year high!
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March 22, 2021 Fiscal Conservative Fighter: Rep. Nancy Mace This week, we’re wrapping up Women’s History Month with another interview with a rockstar Conservative House
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March 15, 2021 Defender of Our Constitution: Rep. Lauren Boebert This week, the House is continuing their attack on women by attempting passage of a
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March 8, 2021 Champion for Women: Rep. Debbie Lesko March is Women’s History Month. This month is usually used to promote and idealize radical-feminists and
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March 1, 2021 Coffee Break: Protect the Woman and Her Child President Biden’s first few weeks in office have been anything but slow. As of
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February 22, 2021 Equality Act Erases Women We’ve talked frequently on Engage with Eagle Forum about the dangers of new laws on sexual orientation and
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You’ve probably heard “big tech” used by talking heads. But, if you are anything like us, you may not know what is actually meant when someone says “big tech.”
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February 8, 2021 The Gag Act Seeks to Censure Conservatives We are now about three weeks into the start of the Biden Administration. The President
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February 1, 2021 Biden’s First 100 Days is 100% Dangerous Newly elected President Joe Biden has already made a significant impact on the country. In
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November 23, 2020 Season 1 Finale It’s almost been one year since the launch of Engage with Eagle Forum and we are so happy to
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November 16, 2020 For the Tired Moms, Burned-Out Parents, and Fed-Up Voters: Finding God When It’s Hard For most Americans, 2020 has been a very
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November 10, 2021 We Won So Much: Update on 2020 Election It’s hard to believe that it was only a week ago that many Americans
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Christie Hutcherson, the founder of Women Fighting for America, joins us to talk about the upcoming elections. She reminds us of the bigger picture; it’s not necessarily WHO we are voting for, but WHAT we are voting for.
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The Senate is one step closer to confirming Judge Amy Coney Barrett. This past Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee finished the confirmation hearings and scheduled the vote to approve of the nomination on Thursday, October 22nd. From there, the nomination heads to the Senate Floor for a vote by the entire legislative body.
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Radical feminists claim that women have no equality unless they are treated the same as men. They desire a sex-neutral society in which the differences between women and men are no longer celebrated or protected. In policy, this belief takes many shapes. From the Equal Rights Amendment to allowing transgender men into “women only” places, it’s still a very relevant issue and one that Eagle Forum has been on the front lines fighting for many years.
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Eagle Forum President Colleen Holcomb discusses with Congressman Ken Buck his new book, “Capitol of Freedom: Restoring American Greatness”. This collection of past stories tells
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Former football player and Super Bowl Champion, Benjamin Watson, joins us this week to talk about being pro-life, standing up for injustice, and his documentary
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Kirsten Hasler and Tabitha Walter invite you to engage in a discussion about current events in politics, pop culture, and womanhood. This week, we tackle
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Before race tensions came to a head this year, the New York Times began pushing a harmful school curriculum called The 1619 Project. This project
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Our Nation’s Identity Crisis Eagle Forum has long advocated against the consequences of the transgender rights movement. From lawsuits between divorced parents who disagree over
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Hosts Glyn McKay and Tabitha Walter talk with Dr. O.J. Oleka on race relations in America. As a son of Nigerian immigrants and now president
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While the pandemic lingers, election officials are trying to create a safe environment for voters. However, massive mail-in voting leaves the door wide open to fraud. Hosts Glyn McKay and Tabitha Walter talk with election integrity expert Hans Von Spakovsky on whether in-person voting is still the safest method of casting a vote in this year’s election.
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Independent Women’s Forum’s Senior Policy Analyst Inez Stepman joins Kirsten Hasler and Tabitha Walter to discuss federal intervention into education and the choices parents can make.
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