A new treatment for people with ALS is giving hope to people who, up until now, have very little. It's called The Deanna Protocol, and has slowed the progression of the deadly disease, even reversed the symptoms in people with ALS.
ALS, which is often called, "Lou Gehrig's Disease," is condition in which the nerve cells die and as a result can no longer send signals to the muscles. Therefore the muscles stop working and the patient eventually dies because the muscles necessary for life, such as those used to breathe, no longer perform.
This week on The Brody File we are joined by Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who delves into the impact of the fiscal cliff and the Benghazi Embassy investigation.
Also, Pastor Rick Warren joins us to talk about his new "Purpose Driven Life" book as well as his frank words for President Obama.
Plus, the fight over Obamacare is not over. Jenny in the B Block breaks it down.
While Washington debates avoiding the "Fiscal Cliff" and Palestinians celebrate their new status at the U-N, a humanitarian crisis worsens in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Brody File just got an exclusive tip about an important trip Sen. Rand Paul is planning to the Middle East.
A top advisor to Rand Paul tells us that the senator will travel to Israel and Jordan for the first time to meet with leaders on all sides of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
Going shopping this weekend? Want to know if your favorite stores are "naughty" or "nice?"
The Liberty Counsel launched its "Friend or Foe of Christmas" campaign a decade ago to fight the censor of Christmas in public places. The group also launched its "Naughty or Nice" list that examines retailers and whether or not they acknowledge the Christmas holiday that boosts their bottom line.
America…watch out for Ted Cruz. The new Senator from Texas is going to be a major player for years to come. He's a Hispanic Teavangelical. Does it get any better than that?
Read part of an interesting story about him below from Politico:
Excerpt from my monologue on The Glenn Beck Program from Thursday night:
Can the GOP win the White House in 2016? If you listen to the critics, they think the party is too old, too white, too conservative and just too uncool to take the field against those hip, trendy Democrats. Heck, they think Republicans won’t even sniff the White House again until Justin Bieber is nearing retirement age.
If only Justin Bieber were 35 years of age and a conservative, imagine the possibilities for Republicans in 2016. Well, never say never…
So someone informed me that President Obama won a second term. I read it on the Internet so it must be true.
The question now is what is the key to a successful second term? In the president's first term he promised bi-partisanship and a new tone in Washington.
The result? A big fat zero. He promised transparency. What happened? Nada. No public hearings on healthcare like he promised. And now comes the big fiscal cliff negotiations. The president has the upper hand and could try and cash that in to forward his liberal agenda.
The Brody File will be filling in for Glenn Beck, Thursday, Nov. 29. Hope you can tune in!
The show airs at 5 p.m. ET on the Dish Network and on the Internet as well.
My guests will include:
- Sen. Rand Paul - Amy Kremer with Tea Party Express - David Lane, Evangelical organizer and activist
While Israel's southern flank, including Gaza and Sinai, continues to be a persistent and deadly problem, Israel's northern border with Lebanon has been relatively quiet since the 2006 war with Hezbollah.
Don't let the silence fool you, however. Since that '06 war, Hezbollah has been busy re-arming itself to the teeth with help from its Iranian patrons (similar to what Hamas is doing right now in the wake of Operation Pillar of Defense).