Brannon Howse and President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago in November 2021. Brannon, and his son Logan, produced an interview featuring President Trump.
Brannon Howse Standing in Front of a Famous Painting of Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago.
The Brannon Howse Family with President George W. Bush at the White House in September of 2003. Brannon’s family was invited to the White House by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives after Brannon did a research project for that White House Office.
Howse Family Outside of the Oval Office in the Rose Garden September 2003.
The Brannon Howse Family with U.S. Senator John Thune at the White House in September of 2003. Senator Thune was a keynote speaker at Brannon‘s South Dakota Worldview Weekend on March 27, 2004.
Brannon Howse at the White House in September of 2003 after receiving an invitation from White House Staffers due to a research project Brannon conducted for the Office of Faith Based Initiatives.
Brannon Howse Reporting From A Trump Rally in Houston.
Brannnon Howse on Capitol HIll with U.S. Congressman J.C. Watts.
Brannon and Melissa Howse with Dr.Jerry Falwell at the inauguration of President George W. Bush on January 20, 2005. Brannon was a guest on Dr. Falwell’s TV show and wrote a frequent column for his Liberty Journal and spoke before his 10,000 students at Liberty University’s Convocation. Dr. Falwell was a guest on Brannon’s radio program on a few occasions.
Brannon and Melissa Howse with Lee Greenwood. Lee Greenwood endorsed Brannon’s 2005 book: One Nation Under Man.
Brannon Howse and Former Secretary of Education Bill Bennett. Brannon interviewed Bill Bennett, former Secretary of Education for his second book: Cradle to College an Educational Abduction.
Brannon Howse and Phyllis Schlafly. Mrs. Schlafly was a regular guest on Brannon‘s radio program as well as being a regular guest on her radio broadcast. Brannon and Mrs. Schlafly sat on a panel together for CPAC in the mid 90s in Washington DC.
Brannon Howse with President Ronald Reagan’s former Attorney General, Ed Meese III. Mr. Meese endorsed Brannon’s book One Nation Under Man.
Brannon Howse and U.S. Congressman Sonny Bono on Capitol Hill.
Brannon and Melissa Howse with Governor Terry Branstad in April of 2011 As Brannon was the keynote speaker for the 50th anniversary of the Iowa Governor’s Prayer Breakfast.
Brannon Howse Was the Keynote Speaker for the 50th Annual Iowa Governor’s Prayer Breakfast on April 21, 2011.
Brannon Howse Was the Keynote Speaker for the 50th Annual Iowa Governor’s Prayer Breakfast on April 21, 2011.
Brannon became friends with the son of famous actor, Glenn Ford, after Peter Ford read Brannon‘s 1993 book and had him on his radio show several times. To Brannon’s surprise, after reading Brannon‘s book, Mr. Ford sent Brannon this autographed picture in the mail. Glenn Ford was one of Brannon‘s favorite actors since he was a child, watching him in star in some of Brannon’s favorite, cowboy movies and war movies such as Midway.
Melissa Howse, Logan Howse and Brannon Howse at the dinner table in their home with Michael Reagan.
Michael Reagan with Brannon’s Daughter Libby for Dinner at Brannon’s Home in Tennessee.
Michael Reagan with Brannon’s Son Logan for Dinner at Brannon’s Home in Tennessee.
Brannon Howse and Dr. D. James Kennedy Before Brannon Sang at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church For Their National Television Program 1994.
In 1993, Brannon And Melissa Howse were gifted VIP tickets from “Kit Carson”, Rush Limbaugh’s Chief of Staff, for a taping of the Rush Limbaugh television show. Brannon and Melissa visited with Rush Limbaugh after the broadcast.
