The John-Henry Westen Show

Leo Kelly was one of roughly 600 protesters convicted for their participation in the events of January 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol. Now, two months after being released from prison, Kelly is explaining his side of the story on tonight’s episode of The John-Henry Westen Show. Faith plays a strong role in Kelly’s life:

In this gripping interview, Sister Deirdre “Dede” Byrne, a Catholic nun, surgeon, and pro-life advocate, shares the heart-wrenching story of her friend who allegedly became a victim of "stealth euthanasia" at a Catholic nursing home in Missouri. Sister Philip Marie was allegedly denied food, hydration, and over-sedated

This deep dive into the Israel-Hamas war explores how Christian leaders have addressed the ongoing crisis in Gaza and sheds light on the often-overlooked heresy of Zionism that fuels the conflict. Focusing on the suffering of Christian communities, we emphasize the need to entrust our hopes for peace in the Holy Land t

John-Henry Westen speaks with investigative journalist Jenny Hay about the tragic case of pro-lifer Mark Reno, who was wrongfully accused by the FBI of arson and other federal crimes against a Knoxville Planned Parenthood facility, ultimately leading to his death in jail. Hay outlines how Reno was suspected of setting

Pro-freedom activist Monica Smit returns to The John-Henry Westen Show to discuss the current state of free speech and government censorship in her home country of Australia, as well as her ongoing legal battles. Smit is helping LifeSiteNews deliver a petition to Parliament in support of Candace Owens, who has been bar

Veteran LifeSite journalist Stephen Kokx has just published his second book in as many years. Released on the Feast of Christ the King, Navigating the Crisis in the Church: Essays in Defense of Traditional Catholicism is a collection of essays addressed to all Catholics who find themselves troubled by the never-ending