Brannon Howse as a guest on the O'Reilly Factor with Bill O'Reilly.

• Brannon is president and founder of Worldview Weekend. Worldview Weekend is America’s largest Christian worldview conference. Founded in January of 1993, Worldview Weekend is now held in approximately twenty states each year with an annual attendance of approximately twenty thousand.
• Worldview Weekend features nationally known speakers such as Josh McDowell, David Limbaugh, David Barton, Kirk Cameron, David Jeremiah, Kerby Anderson, Star Parker, Al Denson, Erwin Lutzer and others. U.S. Majority Leader Tom DeLay has been a keynote speaker at Worldview Weekend as well as the Honorable Dick Armey when he was U.S. House Majority Leader.
• Brannon is a trained tenor soloist and has preformed in hundreds of American churches including that of Dr. D. James Kennedy and Dr. Chuck Swindoll as well as performing at the Anaheim Convention Center for the 10,000 delegates of the Association of Christian Schools International.
• Brannon is the host of the Worldview Weekend Family Reunion which is held in Branson, Missouri each spring and is attended by more than two thousand people. This three-day event features numerous nationally known speakers, comedians, musicians and plenty of free time to enjoy Branson. The Worldview Weekend Family Reunion is filmed each year and produced into an eight DVD set that has been one of Worldview Weekend's best selling productions.
• Due to the success of the Branson event, in November of 2005, Brannon will add the Smokey Mountains Worldview Weekend Family Reunion to the schedule which will be held in Gatlinburg, TN.
• In 2002, Brannon wrote an editorial to the Houston Chronicle defending Congressman Tom DeLay after their editorial staff attacked Mr. DeLay for speaking at the Worldview Weekend in Houston and sharing his Christian testimony and commitment to a Christian Worldview. To the surprise of many, Brannon’s editorial was published in the Houston Chronicle. Brannon received hundreds of e-mails from people from all over the country including members of the U.S. House of Representatives that read Brannon’s editorial and thanked him for his defense of Congressman DeLay.
• In 2002, Brannon received a phone call from the White House Office of Faith Based Ministries asking if he would conduct some research on their behalf. Brannon was honored to donate his time to conduct this research and serve the President and his initiative that Brannon feels is important.
• Brannon has also conducted book research on behalf of best-selling authors Michael Reagan, Josh McDowell and David Limbaugh.
• Brannon is president and founder of Howse Agency, a literary and marketing firm. Brannon served as the literary agent for Michael Reagan, son of President Reagan, for his book Twice Adopted which was released in October of 2004.
• Brannon has served as the education reporter for The Michael Reagan show since 1993 and serves as a frequent guest host. Brannon was honored to sit in and host Mike’s national radio show during the week that Mike was attending his father’s funeral and memorial services.
• Brannon is the author of three books on education, family issues, and Christian worldview topics. Brannon’s books include, An Educational Abduction, Reclaiming A Nation At Risk and One Nation Under Man? This third book by Brannon will be released September 1st of 2005 and is being published by one of America’s largest publishers, Broadman and Holdman.
• Brannon is the co-host of Christian Worldview This Week. This weekly radio broadcast is heard on more than 225 stations each week. Brannon has been a featured speaker at Dr. D. James Kennedy's "Reclaiming America Conference," and Beverly Lahaye’s “Concerned Women of America Conference” in Washington D.C.
• Due to his expertise in family issues, Brannon has been a guest on over 600 radio and television programs, including "The O'Reilly Factor" (Fox News); The News on MSNBC, "Truths That Transform" with Dr. D. James Kennedy; "The G. Gordon Liddy Show," "The Michael Reagan Show," "The Ken Hamblin Show," "The Oliver North Show," "Action Sixties," "Point of View," "Family News and Focus," "U.S.A. Radio News," "Standard News," and many others.
• During the summer of 2004 Mike Reagan shared with Brannon his thoughts about legislation that would require pornographers to use domain names that end in .xxx
• Brannon is now spearheading the efforts to write and sponsor the Michael Reagan Online Child Protection Act. Brannon is working with members of the United States House and Senate to write and sponsor legislation that would to make this Act a reality.