Rev. Bradley Mattson, a priest in the Episcopal Diocese of the Susquehanna, talks about ICE plus changing denominations and the reasons for it.

He enjoys exploring the ways the Gospel intersects with public life and current affairs. He also serves on the board of the Episcopal Evangelism Society. He is a frequent op-ed writer in the local press and was featured by Deutsche Welle’s Living Planet, an environmental podcast.

He has helped lead grant-supported projects that bring church and community together throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Besides being a priest he leads a financial service organization.

He lives in Lancaster with his wife and four children.

Our guest Michael Zimmerman is a retired Navy Commander, who talked about his support of the Iran War, POTUS, plus he answered questions from Lancaster residents.

He has been decorated with several awards, including the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, three times.

He is currently a Data Scientist contractor for the US Army and President of Maztech Consulting.

He lives in Lititz with his wife and three children.

Podcaster and Attorney Marc Scaringi, owns and manages a law firm with his wife, Melanie, and often speaks about the U.S. Constitutional law.

He has assisted with several senatorial campaigns and was a former attorney for President Trump who endorsed him as a delegate to the 2016 Republican Convention.

He is outspoken about opposing the War in Iran but still considers himself MAGA He was born and raised in Pittsburgh, and now lives in Harrisburg.

Mr. Scaringi writes a bi-weekly column for http://pennlive.com /The Harrisburg Patriot News and is regularly published in The Western Journal http://westernjournal and The American Thinker http://americanthinker.com. He also hosts his own weekly talk radio show, The Marc Scaringi Show, Saturdays at 1PM on WHP 580 AM “News Talk Radio” and I Heart Radio. His talk show has been featured on Voice of America and international news media such as Le Figaro, La Repubblica, The Welt and Good Morning Costa Rica. His political commentary has appeared on MSNBC and PCN and has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.