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Monday, September 22, 2008
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Outrageous: U.S. Religious Leaders Meet with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
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09.22.08
Iranian President at U.N.

There's a very troubling week ahead in New York as the president of Iran addresses the United Nations and will sit down and have dinner with a group of Christian leaders. Jay brings you the latest on this unbelievable development. Today on Jay Sekulow Live!

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09.19.08
Rev. Rob Schenck and the Coptic Protest

On this week’s episode, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow is joined by Deputy Director of Governmental Affair Jordan Sekulow and President of Faith and Action, Rev. Rob Schenck to discuss religious persecution and the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
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09.22.08
Discrimination Against the Church

 Listen to our 60-second audio report on the issue of the day - Law and Justice. Does a church have the right to hold outreach meetings on city property? In today’s report, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow answers a pastor's question about the legaility of the event. Listen now.
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