Terrorism and Prayer Shaming

The Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 275, Segment 1

Dec 7, 2015 • 50m

Joe Cannon is the CEO of the Fuel Freedom Foundation, former Chairman of the Utah Republican Party, past assistant administrator in the US EPA, and editor of the Deseret News. Joe Cannon talks about the political response to recent terrorist attacks and Prayer Shaming.

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