Our nation mourns as more than 30 lives are lost in two mass shootings in one weekend. It is a time to mourn. But it’s also a time to think. And ultimately, it’s a time for action. Today on our broadcast, we discussed the horrific shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH in less than 24 hours this...

Keep America Great. That’s the slogan President Trump unveiled last night before a packed Orlando arena where he delivered a message to Democrats: “We’re not going back.” Today on the show, we discussed the President officially announcing his campaign for reelection in 2020. The President’s speech...

The Democrats are throwing punches at their own. Since announcing his candidacy, former Vice President Joe Biden has been the frontrunner for the Democrat’s Presidential bid, but now he’s coming under attack from his own party. Today on the show, we discussed how Joe Biden’s lead in the campaign is...

Today on the show, my dad Jay Sekulow, who represents the President in his private capacity, joined us to discuss the press conference held by the Special Counsel this morning where the Special Counsel gave his official, and likely last, statement on the report regarding his findings. As Jay said,

We thought it seemed like a lot when there were 17 Republican presidential candidates for the 2016 election, but with yet another contender throwing his hat in the ring, there are now 23 Democrats facing off for their party’s nomination. Today on the show, we discussed New York Mayor Bill de Blasio...

The House Judiciary Committee is conducting a vote to hold Attorney General Bill Barr in contempt, and leaders in the House, led by Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY), are demanding release of the full, unredacted Special Counsel report, despite the fact it includes sensitive and classified information. On...

Some really good news right out of the gate today as America’s unemployment numbers hit a record low . Today on the show, we discussed a variety of topics as we do every Friday, but leading the show was the news that the unemployment rate has dipped dramatically to 3.6% – the lowest it’s been in...

After the spectacle of yesterday’s Senate hearing, and the House Judiciary Committee changing its terms today, Attorney General Barr says “no” to their subpoena. On today’s broadcast, we discussed the Department of Justice and Attorney General Bill Barr boycotting the House Judiciary Committee...

The work of the ACLJ in defense of the Constitution, religious liberty, and the defenseless unborn is only possible because of the steadfast prayers and financial support of ACLJ members. Today on the show, as it is the final day of our April Matching Challenge , we highlighted some of the cases...

Adding to what was already looking like a crowded ticket for the Democrats, former Vice President Joe Biden has officially thrown his hat into the ring, announcing he will make a run for the White House. Today on the show, we discussed Joe Biden’s announcement that, after much speculation, he is...

We wanted you to be aware of a creative way that you can still support the work of the ACLJ without losing your tax deductions. The following from Forbes explains it: Give To Charity Without Giving Up Your Tax Deduction Did you finish your 2018 tax return and feel like you missed out on the tax...

Politics, policy and breaking news. With so many hot-button issues filling the headlines, it felt like the right time to turn the show over to the audience, to give you a direct forum to discuss the specific issues weighing on your hearts and minds. Today on Jay Sekulow Live, we covered a gambit of...

On Tuesday night, President Trump stood before Congress and the world in his State of the Union address and stated, “America will never be a socialist republic.” As I said the next day, it seemed like that statement shouldn’t even be necessary. But it was a firm warning, because the Left is trying...

Last night the President of the United States stood before Congress, the American people, and the world and firmly stated “tonight we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.” Today on the broadcast, we discussed last night’s State of the Union address. The President...

We’ve just come off one government shutdown, and now another is possibly looming at the end of next week. Border security has been a hot topic for weeks. And issues like the economy, job growth, and a host of other issues are on everyone’s mind. Today on the show, we asked you the audience, what do...

Last week the mainstream media was whipped into a feeding frenzy over an article from media outlet BuzzFeed that claimed President Trump instructed his former attorney, Michael Cohen, to lie to Congress. Other mainstream media outlets breathlessly repeated the report without bothering to verify it.

It has been a busy week for the ACLJ Government Affairs department in Washington, D.C., as the 116 th Congress completed its first full week of session. First, we hand-delivered a welcome letter to each of ten new Senators and 101 new Members of the House of Representatives. We look forward to...

It’s almost hard to believe in 2019 that someone with the stated goal of becoming a physician – taking the Hippocratic oath to help others and “ do no harm or injustice ” – would spew blatant anti-Semitism on social media, even threatening to “purposely give all the [Jews] the wrong meds.” Today on...

As we prepare to begin a new year, we are facing new challenges, as well as those that will carry over as we continue to fight. At this time, it’s important to pause for a moment to reflect on the diligent work of our ACLJ legal team in 2018, the victories we were afforded in defense of life, the...

Congress may have returned yesterday, but they did little more than gavel in and gavel out. On today’s broadcast, we discussed the President’s reaction to Congress’ inability to approve a border security deal and his threat to completely shut down our southern border. As we worried might happen,