Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook, author of Gun Control in Nazi-Occupied France is interviewed by AWR Hawkins on Breitbart.com's podcast Bullets. Halbrook discusses his book detailing how gun registration turned into gun confiscation in France once the Nazis invaded in 1940. As in Germany, gun registration required by a previous government had made it easier for the Nazis to disarm their enemies after seizing power. AWR Hawkins notes Halbrook's other groundbreaking books on the origins of the Second Amendment and why it is so important to Americans who value their freedom.

Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on CNBC’s Power Lunch to analyze the US withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal, which was put in place by President Obama. Eland talks about the consequences of putting tough economic sanctions against Iran back in place and how this may effect the future of the middle east.

Research Fellow Robert Whaples, editor of Pope Francis and the Caring Society appears on the Bill Martinez Live radio show, to discuss statements purportedly made by Pope Francis that there is no hell. Whaples discusses the implications to the Catholics of the world if indeed, the Pope does not believe in hell.

Research Fellow Robert Whaples, editor of Pope Francis and the Caring Society appears on the Voice of Reason radio show, and discusses the recent comments purportedly made by Pope Francis that there is no hell. Whaples also talks about the Pope's economics and how the Pope's upbringing caused him to see capitalism as a negative influence on society.

Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland, author of Eleven Presidents, appears on The Lars Larson radio show. Eland discusses the history of US Presidents sending troops to the border to assist US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Eland discusses the implications of using National Guard troops for border enforcement, rather than military and combat roles.

Pope Francis purportedly told a journalist recently that there is no hell. Research Fellow Robert Whaples, editor of Pope Francis and the Caring Society appears on WCGO radio's "The Hard Question with Blanquita Collum" to discuss the implications of this to Catholics around the world. Whaples says if the Pope doesn't believe in hell, it would be heretical. However, Whaples also adds that the Pope may have been misquoted by the journalist.

Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook, author of Gun Control in Nazi-Occupied France appears on the Conservative Commandos radio show. Halbrook talks about the recent March for Our Lives by students in support of more gun control after a Florida school shooting. He says demonstrators should protest the FBI and the Broward County Sheriff's Department for their failures to protect students. Schools and citizens need to be prepared and use force against force in order to prepare to defend themselves against criminals, says Halbrook.

Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland, author of Eleven Presidents appears on CNBC to talk about the recent trip to China by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Eland says this is a major message to the world that China is now on friendly terms with North Korea. China is sending a message that the strategic relationship between the two neighbors is important. Eland says this may be an answer to Trump's strong stance against North Korea testing nuclear weapons and the recent appointment of John Bolton as National Security Advisor.