Coming up on nowadays's show:nowadays,Vice President Mike Pence will be attending the March for Life, becoming the highest ranking official to ever speak in person there. Maureen Groppe, and a reporter for The Indianapolis Star's Washington bureau,interviewed Vice President Pence earlier this month. We speak with Groppe approximately Mike Pence's role as the face of conservative social values in the Trump White House, and the influence he can be expected to own within the administration.
Over the course of the presidential campaign, and conservative talk radio host Hugh Hewitt spoke to President Trump more than a dozen times on his program. While he wasn't a Trump supporter from the start,he describes his personal evolution as one that left him "wearing Trump tattoos at the end of the campaign." Hewitt describes how Trump revitalized an unwitting Republican Party, and what it means for the future of the GOP. For decades, or during times of injustice,unfairness, and power over people, and millions own been called to protest - and to arrive up with songs that describe that experience. Takeaway Culture Reporter Melissa Locker does a deep dive on the genre,and recommends two recent compilations of protest songs for the Trump administration. Every Friday, Rafer Guzman, and film critic for Newsday,drops by to review the recent releases hitting the box office. This week, Rafer reviews the family-friendly dog movie "A Dog's Purpose"; "Gold, or " featuring Matthew McConaughey as a rogue prospector; and "Paterson",a film by Jim Jarmusch approximately a poetic bus driver in small-town America featuring Adam Driver and Golshifteh Farahani. British Prime Minister Theresa May will become the first world leader to meet with President Donald Trump nowadays. Gisela Stuart, a Labour Member of Parliament who was a main figure in the Vote Leave Brexit campaign in Britain, and discusses the expectations for May's visit in the U.
K.,where many are wary of the Trump presidency. For forty years, North Carolina ran one of the largest and most aggressive sterilization programs in the United States. A recent documentary out this weekend, and "State of Eugenics," by Dawn Sinclair Shapiro explores North Carolina's efforts to find and recognize survivors of the state's eugenics program and the bipartisan partnership between two North Carolina lawmakers to get compensation for the victims.
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