Karen Kataline

Think all women march in lock step? 

SARAH HUCKABEE SANDERS:  “At some point, Democrats have to decide whether they love this country more than they hate this President.”
CANDACE OWENS: “I believe the black community can do it without hand-outs. I believe the Democrats have strapped us to our past to prevent us from our futures. And I won’t stop fighting until all black Americans see that.   I’m not far right—I’m free.”
HILLARY CLINTON: “They were never going to let me be President.”

This week, Karen Spouts Off about the stories that sparked those quotes.

Then, she welcomes  Julio Rivera, is a leading voice in America’s Latino journalism community. He serves as the Editorial Director for
ReactionaryTimes.com, as well a featured columnist at TheHill.com, Newsmax.com. Lifezette.com, ClashDaily.com, The Toronto Sun and The Washington Times.

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Victor Davis Hanson calls Donald Trump a “Tragic Hero.” in his latest piece. Much as she respects VDH, Karen doesn’t think Trump is tragic at all. She breaks it all down in this episode of Spouting Off.

Then, Dr. Paul Nathanson joins her to talk about misandry. Huh?  What’s that?  Well, it’s the hatred of men. The war on women seems to have morphed into, “Women are perfect, Men are evil.”  Dr. Paul will tell us that the real war, the war on men, has been developing for longer than we think.

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Karen opens the show with a commentary covering crazy Drudge headlines and “Mueller gone mad.”  Then, she discusses the latest on Syria and the situation in the middle east with foreign policy/terrorism analyst, Dan Perkins. Perkins is the author of The Brotherhood of the Red Nile Trilogy, which centers around Islamic nuclear terrorism against the USA. He is a nationally recognized expert on radical Islam and and a contributor to the DailyCaller.com, ClashDaily.com, Lifezette.com, DailySurge.com and TheHill.com.  For more on Dan Perkins, go here:  https://twitter.com/dansbeak

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This holy week, Karen takes an excursion into the Bible in honor of Dennis Prager’s milestone new book, “The Rational Bible.”  It is written for people of all faiths and creates a brilliant bridge between biblical wisdom and modern life. 

In keeping with that theme, Karen has pastor, speaker, author, and musician, Steven Grant as her guest. Among Paster Grant’s many projects is a national effort to teach the Bible as art and literature in public high schools.  A tough sell? You bet. But then, you might not have met Paster Steven Grant!    

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