Faith, family and country are what define Mike Slater. On every episode of True Story, Mike speaks to the conservative heart by focusing on the 5 values that most inspire a virtuous life: curiosity, gratitude, hope, zest and love. Where other hosts may use anger, frustration and hopelessness to cover events, Mike tells stories that connect to eternal principles and conservative values. If you want a more intellectual approach to the issues of the day without the same old talking points, tune in to “True Story” every weekday at 11am ET.
Mike Slater contrasts a new Trump campaign ad, which he thinks is one of the best ever, with Kamala Harris’ awkward cackling at a “car rally”. Mike says the contrast points to the momentum building for the President’s re-election. Mike also shares some examples that show the slippery slope of radical leftism.
Mike Slater says electoral college polling data show President Trump in a solid position heading into the election. Mike also has another example of how radical leftism is invading our schools and hurting our children.
Mike Slater says you can expect the upcoming debate to showcase the liberal media’s anti-Trump bias once again. Mike also has some advice for conservatives on how to fight back in the culture wars and he gets the latest on the fight against COVID-19 from Columbia University virologist Vincent Raccaniello.
As Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett goes through the confirmation process, Mike Slater looks at the history of attempts to pack the court as well as the possibility of overturning the controversial Roe vs. Wade decision.
Mike Slater speaks to a Harvard professor about a bold new proposal to deal with COVID-19. Mike also talks about the terrible effects of continuing lockdowns and shows how they’ve become politicized.
Mike Slater slams the Left’s woke mob for going after Justice Barrett for daring to use the phrase ‘sexual preference’. Mike also blasts whiny liberals who complain about how poor their quality of life is these days. Mike reminds them that our ancestors were living in relative squalor just a few short decades ago.
By The First
