Jay Sekulow Live Radio Show

FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony before Congress became contentious after Rep. Mike Garcia (CA-27) proclaimed, "I don't trust you to protect us." Garcia blasted Wray (as well as the Biden Administration) for failing to resolve "the biggest national security threat" – illegal immigration at the southern border. Wray admitted to dangers at the border, especially the fentanyl that originates from China. The Sekulow team discusses the FBI hearing, the House moving forward with a revised FISA authorization bill, the latest news on President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, the ACLJ's ongoing legal cases – and much more.

Chants of "Death to America" rang out recently from Dearborn, Michigan, but Rep. Rashida Tlaib (MI-12) and Governor Gretchen Whitmer remained silent about the anti-American chants. Rep. Tlaib had a meltdown caught on camera as she refused to talk to Fox News' Hillary Vaughn about the controversy. ("I don't talk to Fox News.") Should condemning shouts of "Death to America" be controversial? Even the White House put out a statement that condemned the chants. The Sekulow team discusses the far Left's refusal to denounce death threats to America, an ACLJ letter defending Jewish students' right to observe Passover on college campuses, President Biden's failed foreign policies – and much more.

At first, President Joe Biden was in jeopardy of not being on the Ohio 2024 presidential election ballot – now he might not be on the Alabama ballot as well. According to Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen, Biden's campaign team will miss the deadline for certifying the President as the Democratic nominee for 2024. The Sekulow team discusses the possibility of Biden being off the Alabama ballot, the latest news on President Donald Trump, an ACLJ victory in Arizona, a recent NPR editorial – and much more.

Special Counsel Jack Smith just urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject President Donald Trump's claim to presidential immunity. Smith has charged Trump with conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election against President Joe Biden. The Sekulow team discusses the updates in Trump's immunity case, the ACLJ's latest case to defend religious liberty, New York Attorney General Letitia James' civil fraud case against Trump – and much more.

In an ironic twist, President Joe Biden might not be on Ohio’s 2024 presidential election ballot after his campaign missed an important deadline on Friday. The Sekulow team discusses if President Biden will be on the Ohio ballot, the latest news on President Donald Trump, the Biden Administration’s foreign policy with the Middle East, ongoing ACLJ cases  – and much more.

New Jersey and New York City just experienced a large earthquake, and our thoughts and prayers are with those affected. Special Counsel Jack Smith's public feud with Judge Aileen Cannon, the judge in President Donald Trump's classified documents case, continues to intensify. Many on the far Left want Smith to try to remove Judge Cannon from the case. Further, Judge Cannon also just denied Trump's motion to dismiss the case based on the Presidential Records Act, but will this appease Smith? The Sekulow team discusses the news surrounding Trump's classified documents case, a Wall Street Journal report on the IRS targeting the middle class, the effect of President Biden's foreign policies on the Middle East, ongoing ACLJ cases – and much more.

The Biden Administration might revoke the terrorist label for the Houthis if they stop attacking ships in the Red Sea. The Sekulow team discusses President Biden's dangerous decision regarding the Houthis, international relations in the Middle East, an ACLJ victory for pro-life counselors, President Biden's upcoming phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the latest news about President Trump – and much more.

Special Counsel Jack Smith is furious about Judge Aileen Cannon’s latest decision in President Donald Trump’s declassification case. Smith blasted the judge’s entertaining the possibility that Trump has the authority to declassify documents. The Sekulow team discusses Smith’s ongoing indictment, a Wall Street Journal poll that shows Trump leading President Biden in six swing states ahead of the 2024 presidential election, an update in the ACLJ’s case defending FBI whistleblowers – and much more.

Just how disconnected is the Biden Administration from reality when it comes to foreign policy? White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre exposed the Administration's true political motivations in her press conference about the U.S. recently abstaining from the U.N. vote regarding a ceasefire. The disconnect is also creating a growing divide between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who accused the U.S. of showing a lack of support for Israel. The Sekulow team discusses the Biden Administration's shocking press conference, Bidenomics, the upcoming 2024 election between President Trump and President Biden – and much more.

The NYPD responded to calls of chaos and made several arrests during an Easter Catholic mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday. The Sekulow team discusses the New York City Easter service protest, President Biden's dubious claims about the U.S. economy, President Trump's request to the appeals court to review the ruling that allowed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain as prosecutor – and much more.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended the Biden Administration’s abstaining from the U.N. vote demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. She claimed the abstention was “not about politics.” However, the U.S.’s abstention angered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who accused the U.S. of showing a lack of support for Israel (since the abstention didn’t change the outcome). The Sekulow team discusses President Biden’s changing foreign policy with Israel, the ACLJ’s oral intervention at the U.N., Jon Stewart’s hypocritical criticism of President Trump – and much more.

The Baltimore bridge collapse that was caused by a cargo ship has put President Biden's Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg, back in the national spotlight. Should Secretary Buttigieg resign over the numerous transportation failures over the past few years (e.g., supply chain issues, the East Palestine train derailment, airline delays, etc.)? The Sekulow team discusses Mayor Pete's failures, Maryland Governor Wes Moore's press conference, the ACLJ's oral intervention at the U.N., NBC firing Ronna McDaniel after Chuck Todd's meltdown, the latest news on President Trump's legal woes – and much more.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis remains adamant she did nothing wrong and warns "The train is coming" for President Donald Trump in the Georgia election interference case. The Sekulow team discusses Trump's upcoming appeal to the Georgia Court of Appeals, the ACLJ's forthcoming amicus brief to disqualify DA Willis, NBC's Chuck Todd slamming network bosses for hiring Ronna McDaniel, President Biden's foreign policy – and much more.

President Donald Trump’s $454 million bond is due by Monday. If he doesn't pay the bond in his New York civil case, New York Attorney General Letitia James will seize Trump’s assets. Will the former President have to forfeit his NYC properties? The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s outrageous fine, Russia and China vetoing the Gaza ceasefire resolution, a major announcement in the ACLJ’s work in helping Christians in Pakistan, the border crisis in El Paso – and much more.

EXPOSED: The Most Dangerous 8 Months for President Trump.

MAJOR UPDATE: Chaos ensues in court after the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Texas could enforce their immigration laws, allowing border patrol to arrest illegal immigrants. Within hours, a federal court of appeals put the ruling back on hold as they prepare to hear more arguments today. Following the Supreme Court ruling, Texas remains divided over illegal immigration. The Sekulow team discusses the border crisis, the proposed TikTok ban, updates on Biden's plan to build a port in Gaza, breaking news on the Fani Willis disqualification appeal, and more.

Former President Donald Trump and several of his co-defendants are requesting permission to appeal Judge Scott McAfee’s recent ruling, which failed to dismiss the Georgia election interference case against President Trump outright or to remove disgraced Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting the former President. The motion noted that the Court found that DA Willis’s actions “created an appearance of impropriety and an ‘odor of mendacity’ that lingers in this case, but it nonetheless refused to dismiss the case or disqualify her.” Jordan, Jay, Logan, and the Sekulow team analyze and discuss this challenge to Judge McAfee’s ruling, as well as a new ACLJ filing in the Supreme Court presidential immunity case, the White House’s shocking statement regarding Israel, and much more.

Rep. Adam Schiff appeared yesterday on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash. In the interview, Schiff attacked the Supreme Court’s ruling on the attempt to disqualify Donald Trump from the ballot and then unleashed a diatribe on the Justices, claiming that if the Highest Court in the Land doesn't rule swiftly against Trump’s immunity claim, it would "just further discredit this partisan and reactionary court." Jay, Logan, and the Sekulow team break down the Democrat Representative from California's vitriolic comments. The team also discusses the ACLJ’s latest federal lawsuit just filed on behalf of a teacher ordered not to pray. All this and much more today on Sekulow.

FIASCO IN FULTON: Judge Ruling Released on Fani Willis.

All eyes are on the U.S. Supreme Court as the Justices just heard oral arguments in the Trump ballot ban case. The ACLJ filed our final brief earlier this week in the case. Will the U.S. Supreme Court uphold the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to ban President Trump from the primary ballot? Will the far Left's 14th Amendment argument prevail in denying Americans the right to vote for the candidate of their choice in the 2024 election? The Sekulow team analyzes the ACLJ's critical case at the U.S. Supreme Court – and much more.