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Video & Audio: Sirico on Fox News, Gregg on Relevant Radio
Video & Audio: Sirico on Fox News, Gregg on Relevant Radio
Apr 30, 2025 8:03 AM

On Friday afternoon, Acton Institute President Rev. Robert A. Sirico joined Neil Cavuto on Fox News Channel to discuss the notable lack of outrage on the part of the media in response to the slaughter of Christians by terrorist organization ISIS.

Yesterday, Acton’s Director of Research Samuel Gregg made an appearance on Relevant Radio’s The Drew Mariani Show to discuss Pope Francis’ ments calling money “the dung of the devil,” setting them in their proper context and discussing the ments on cooperative organizations as well. You can listen to the interview via the audio player below.

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