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Today's program Weekend Edition is hosted by Penna Dexter. Her co-host is Lathan Watts from First Liberty. Along with all the hot topics, Penna will finish a discussion she started yesterday with former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Glenn Murdock. We want to hear your perspective. So, please give us a call at 800-351-1212 or join us on Facebook and leave your comment or question. That link is: facebook.com/pointofviewradio.
Today's program Weekend Edition is hosted by Penna Dexter. Her co-host is Lathan Watts from First Liberty. Along with all the hot topics, Penna will finish a discussion she started yesterday with former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Glenn Murdock. We want to hear your perspective. So, please give us a call at 800-351-1212 or join us on Facebook and leave your comment or question. That link is: facebook.com/pointofviewradio.

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Penna Dexter

Penna Dexter

Co-Host — Point of View

Point of View Co-Host, Penna Dexter frequently sits in as guest host for Kerby Anderson. Her weekly commentaries air on the Bott Radio Network. Penna’s heart is in educating and encouraging Christian...

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Lathan Watts

Lathan Watts

Director of Community Relations — First Liberty Institute

Lathan Watts is Vice President of Public Affairs for Alliance Defending Freedom, the world’s largest non-profit legal organization. ADF is dedicated to defending religious freedom, freedom of speech,...

Lathan Watts is Vice President of Public Affairs for Alliance Defending Freedom, the world’s largest non-profit legal organization. ADF is dedicated to defending religious freedom, freedom of speech, the sanctity of life, marriage and parental rights.

Glenn Murdock

Glenn Murdock

Alabama Supreme Court Justice — State of Alabama

Elected statewide three times by the people of Alabama, Alabama Supreme Court Justice Glenn Murdock has been a strong voice for traditional values and the rule of law on Alabama's appellate courts for...

Elected statewide three times by the people of Alabama, Alabama Supreme Court Justice Glenn Murdock has been a strong voice for traditional values and the rule of law on Alabama's appellate courts for 17 years. He speaks nationally on religious liberty and the call of Christians to government and politics. Among other things, he has spoken twice to the National Day of Prayer observance in Washington D.C., delivering the keynote Judicial address in 2016. In January, Justice Murdock resigned from the bench to explore other professional and public service opportunities, including a possible run for the U.S. Senate in 2020. A graduate of the University of Virginia Law School, Murdock’s pre-bench practice emphasized commercial, constitutional and election law. He also served six years as in-house counsel to a Fortune 500 company. As an undergraduate at the University of Alabama, Murdock was elected Student Government Vice President and graduated summa cum laude in Political Science and Economics. Glenn and his wife Margaret have been married for 39 years. They have three children, three grandchildren and a fourth grandchild due any day now.

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