At the ACLJ, we’re peeling back Deep State corruption, layer by layer. Special Counsel Jack Smith, the man put in charge of prosecuting former President Donald Trump, played a massive role in an IRS scandal targeting conservatives. Smith actually worked hand-in-hand with Lois Lerner. | Jay Sekulow

On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed our work here at the ACLJ and the continued fight against the Deep State. Today, we are in federal court with a filing as part of our FOIA lawsuit to try and deduce the documents from the government on the unmasking. | Jay Sekulow

We've defeated the IRS before. We can do it again. Join us – sign our petition at ACLJ.org/irsspying. | Jay Sekulow

The ACLJ represents you. We fight for your rights - for instance, during the pandemic, when countless families required assistance with at-home learning. We represent individuals, towns, counties; fighting for the Constitution, the unborn, and religious freedom. And we do it all with your support. Give today during our Matching Challenge at ACLJ.org. | Jay Sekulow

Every weekday from 12pm to 1pm EST, we broadcast live and discuss the issues the ACLJ is tackling. We take your calls and Facebook comments, so join the conversation. | Jay Sekulow

On today’s Jay Sekulow Live, we discussed the action that we at the ACLJ are taking to protect and promote the rights of students and parents. The ACLJ has received over 1,400 requests for help from families. | Jay Sekulow

On today’s Jay Sekulow Live, we discussed the work that we at the ACLJ are doing to help students and their parents. We have the experience and resources to represent families like yours for free. | Jay Sekulow

On today’s Jay Sekulow Live, we covered night one of the Republican National Convention and gave our analysis, just like we did last week with the DNC. In a wonderful surprise, ACLJ clients Pastors Bryan Nerren and Andrew Brunson made an appearance with the President. Both Pastor Brunson and Pastor Nerren were imprisoned abroad and persecuted for their Christian faith. We worked to free them. | Jay Sekulow