The Call to Justice

Hosted by Amos Jones, "The Call to Justice" is a weekly call-in legal affairs program broadcasting via Roku to 750,000 WBGR Network subscribers globally. Educated at the Harvard Law School (J.D., 2006), Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism (M.S., 2003), and Emory University (B.A. in Political Science, cum laude, 2000), Amos is a top-rated Washington, D.C.-based lawyer, professor, and ordained Baptist deacon who has launched this legal ministry to inform the masses of their rights and what is happening to them in relation to the courts and judges who are actually in charge. Through interviews with noteworthy guests and significant call-in interaction with his live global audience, Jones seeks to inform viewers of how their rights are being treated among what he has called “high-level government workers holding lifetime patronage jobs who are The Law: our 870 federal judges.” The show’s motto is “Ministry That Trafficks In Truth.”