Gina Loudon

It's, uh, Friday, and we've got a lot to get to.

Uh, Dr. Gina Loudon will be with us a little bit later in the show.

Bethany Mandel's gonna be here.

We've got a lot to talk about.

Um, hopefully you will get some rest this weekend.

Here in the New York area, it's gonna be raining all weekend, so we'll, we'll see how that goes, but hoping that, uh, the sun will peek its head out at some point.

Dr. Gina Loudon is back with us.

Uh, if you missed it, she has a brand-new children's book out, we talked about last week.

We talk a lot about politics, but what about faith? Faith in Almighty God, faith in our country, and faith that the American people will have their voices heard on Election Day.

Dr. Gina Loudon joins us right here.

She's got a new book with a message about faith and family and America's future.

Keep it right here on The Early Bird.

She's a best-selling author, mother of five.

I saw those five, by the way, running around in the Missouri Capitol many years ago.

[laughs] And the co-host of American Sunrise right here on Real America's Voice, uh, Dr. Gina Loudon.

Her new book is The Ten Commandments by Heart: Teaching Children God's Rules for a Happy Life, and it's bringing the Bible to a new generation.

We've got a lot to still discuss today.

And in this hour, Dr. Gina Loudon will be with me, also Bethany Mandel.

Todd Nettleton will be here from Voice of the Martyrs to talk about a different type of persecution that's going on.

But I'm really concerned about what I see happening right in the city that I broadcast from.

Kevin McCullough, That Kevin Show, ThatKevinShow.com.

Very glad to have you with us.

And someone that I'm always glad to check in with on Fridays is Dr. Gina Loudon.

She is one of the three co-hosts of Real America's Voice American Morning.

So we're going to get into some of that with this.

Dr. Gina Loudon, a little bit later on, Bethany Mandel, and myself.

I wrote a column about it today.

It's at townhall.com or you can go to thatkevinshow.com and read it there.

Just ahead, how do we live? We're going to revisit my conversation with Chuck Swindoll later this hour.

And then in the second hour, we're going to talk a lot about the Cornell 7.

I'll do that with Dr. Gina Loudon, Bethany Mandel, and others.

Christine Nicholas will also stop by and give you some interesting, fun tidbits of what you might want to do if you're headed to New York this weekend.

That's just straight ahead.

Also, Dr. Gina Loudon is going to be with us.

And a little bit later on, Jeanette Reynolds is going to be with us, a journalist who has penned a book observing 9-11 plus 25 and kind of some of the stories that we need to be thinking about.

I don't know what it is, but over the last several weeks, months, but particularly hours and days, I've been thinking about the last days of You know, the last days.

Steak healthy, ivermectin healthy, cigars, there's no way they can be really healthy, right? Well, Dr.

Gina Loudon from Real America's Voice says that science reveals that they are, and you won't hear that in the mainstream media.

Then a mom shares an unbelievable foster care story.

That plus so much more is coming up next.

All righty, on to today's program.

We are bringing you three terrific CPAC interviews today.

First is my wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Gina Loudon, who happens to be a really good friend of Moms for America, and you may know her as Dr. Gina.

We talked about everything from adopting special needs kids to the importance of voting and, of course, cigars.