We can't help but feel flooded and overwhelmed by all the news about the Iran War - blaring at us from tv, radio, internet and other people. It ca be frightening... especially if we don't know who to believe. So, today's guest, Dennis Kneale, will help us do just that. You may recognize him from his anchor stints at CNBC and FOX Business, or from his senior roles at The Wall Street Journal and Forbes. His specialty is separating the truth from the lies and correcting misinformation. His forthcoming book, Ore-Goners, focuses on the downfall of Oregon, but its lessons about misinformation are universal.

Sharia Law is at our doorstep, brought to you by terrorists committing jihad around the world and aiming for their biggest prize: America! Yet Americans are in denial of the danger we are in! Today's guests tell you their intimate stories of how they barely escaped Iran and Turkey and are working day and night to wake us up! Hooman Khalili, originally from Iran, uses his talents as a visual artist to try to bring peace through his Woman Life Freedom mural project. Dr. Isik Abla, originally from Turkey, spreads the danger women are in from Sharia Law, after having almost been killed by her husband.

Want to go behind the curtain to discover what Harry Potter's creator, J.K. Rowling, is REALLY like? Today's guest, Solomon Schmidt, author of the new book, A Pen to Change the World: The Life of J.K. Rowling, has written the only complete biography of the world's most famous author. It's the book J.K. Rowling tried to stop because he uncovered bombshell revelations!

It's a Cinderella story of rags to riches that Ms. Rowling did on her own - without the prince. It's an inspiration to all those who would like to escape their circumstances to reach their dreams, as she did to become the bestselling writer of the legendary book series about Harry Potter.

Solomon Schmidt is the 22-year-old author of ten books. These include eight books in a series called History Bites, as well as biographies on Alan Dershowitz and J.K. Rowling. Solomon wrote his first book at the age of 12 and was described by national media as "the youngest child historian in America." He has traveled to all seven continents to film videos for his History Bites YouTube channel, has spoken at conferences throughout the US, and runs historical tours in England and Scotland. He is also working to help expand education in rural parts of Nepal through the JAPA Workbook Initiative.