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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently announced the people will advise him on his judicial appointments. Notably, not even one of the mayor’s 18-person Judicial Advisory Panel is Jewish.
This is no small feat in a city where one in eight residents is Jewish – and between thirty-five and fifty percent of the city bar is Jewish. In fact, the odds of this omission of a single Jew occurring by chance has been estimated at four ten-thousandths of one percent.
Alone, this exclusion would be disturbing. But it’s part of a broader pattern. Mamdani has reversed orders barring city agencies from participating in boycotts or divestment efforts targeting Israel, and omitted historic Jewish neighborhoods from a map highlighting immigrant enclaves.
Antisemitism is the canary in the coal mine for a sick society. It’s rearing its ugly head in New York City.
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The Democratic Socialists of America want a revolution. They want to eliminate the police, empty jails, socialize medical care and housing, and eventually take their revolution through the entire society.
As for the nation's constitutional system, nothing less than a new revolution will do. They're demanding the abolition of the Electoral College. They want to eliminate the Presidency. They want to eliminate the Senate.
On their website, they also have an article promising to rip up the “old rulebook.” That “old rulebook” is called the Constitution of the United States of America.
Brace yourselves for a political transformation that has the potential to reshape the entire American political landscape, throw away the U.S. Constitution, destroy the free market, eliminate private ownership of corporations and real estate, and build a brave new world.
Comrades, you have been warned.
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Reliable reports from a variety of sources confirm President Trump had ordered a major escalation of combat with Iran for this past weekend only to call it off Saturday night.
President Trump knows the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps lies and that they cheat.
There’s no reason to believe that they’ll not lie and cheat again. It is who they have always been. Since the revolution in 1979, the Iranian regime’s negotiators have fooled both Presidents Carter and Obama in comprehensive fashion, other presidents to some degree, but they have never fooled Donald Trump.
Until this past weekend at least.
Can we still pull of a win against the terrorist regime in Tehran?
Yes.
But only the president can do that. Not our allies. Not his advisors. Certainly not the legacy media.
Trump has been surprising and indeed startling his critics for his nearly dozen years in politics. I’m hoping he has at least one more huge surprise in store.
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With Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan, the Democratic party has gone from Barack Obama denouncing those who said America deserved 9/11 to campaigning with those who say just that, like Hasan Piker, the left’s most famous podcaster. As the political philosopher Jerry Garcia wrote: “What a long, strange trip it’s been.”
El-Sayed is the latest success endorsed and campaigned for by the Marxist-Islamist axis of the Democratic Socialists of America. This juggernaut is proving unstoppable in taking over the Democratic party.
A generation ago, a real political philosopher, Harry Jaffa, pointed out: That with the fall of the Berlin Wall, utopian communism would no longer be seen as simply a threat from abroad—but a more “deadly and dangerous phase” here at home could follow.
Quite right—a wall can stop people, but not their ideas. That enemy ishere, and potent. The two-party system is now looking Republican on one hand and Marxist-Islamists on the other. We cannot simply wish this away or ignore it.
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As most Americans know, the Democratic Party has begun a dangerous flirtation with the Democratic Socialists of America. What’s shocking is how far and how fast the rot has spread.
To his credit, Democratic Congressman Tom Suozzi is pushing back with a pledge called the “Promise to America.” Its three core principles are simple common sense. We’re capitalist, not socialist. We want safety, not lawlessness. And we’re proud, not ashamed, of America.
Here’s the disturbing part: of the 212 House Democrats, only 13 have signed on. That tells you how mainstream socialist ideas have become in the Democratic Party, and how radicals have intimidated the moderates.
It’s shocking that these simple principles are now controversial in a major American political party. That should concern every voter who values freedom. Let’s hope it’s a wake-up call.
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How can you spot a racist? It's easy to do, especially in the Protection Racket Media. Just look for those who bring race into arguments as non-sequiturs in order to demagogue people whose opinions fall outside the elites' comfort zone.
Thus we come to Howard Bryant and the Guardian. Reporters asked Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham to take a position on male intrusion on women’s sports. Cunningham opposed it as the “common sense” position. In response, Bryant offered a bizarre rant in which he claimed Cunningham was “anti-Black” as well as “anti-transgender.”
This follows an equally bizarre essay from USA Today columnist Nancy Armour, which argued that Fever star Caitlin Clark should absorb more fouls without redress because Emmitt Till got lynched in the 1950s. Rather than address the real issue, sportswriters pulled a race card on both women.
Sports media has become a new haven for craven and woke demagoguery.
Don’t trust them.
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I’m sure many of you saw it or at least heard about it:
Anthony Fauci pled the Fifth.
The former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health was appearing before a Senate committee on Wednesday—and he went on to say nothing; he plead the Fifth well over 100 times.
But that doesn’t mean it was for nothing.
It may well result in further action. Simply put: Fauci was granted a pardon by President Biden. In accepting that pardon, Fauci no longer has the liberty to refuse to testify.
But I would like to express a brief word of appreciation here.
And that would be to Senator Rand Paul.
Sometimes Rand Paul is brilliant.
Sometimes he is a pain, frustrating me to no end.
And sometimes I want to give him a medal. That was this week. That was Rand Paul at his best … his very, very best.
He just has not given up on this issue.
Thank you, Senator Paul.
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Mentalist Oz Pearlman was featured at the recent, rescheduled dinner of the White House Correspondents’ Association. The choice of a “mentalist” for the entertainment portion of the program was apt. Performers in that category combine psychology, suggestion, observation, misdirection and showmanship to create the illusion of mind reading.
For the reporters in the room, Pearlman could even be categorized as continuing education. Members of the legacy media are relying on the practices employed by Pearlman to draw conclusions about President Donald Trump.
Keep your eyes and ears open for reporting in print or on broadcasts that relays what the president or vice president is “thinking” or “feeling,” as opposed to what they have said or done.
And that’s not "reporting," of course. It’s guessing.
The appearance of a mind-reader among the Beltway’s news business elites was just so “on the nose.” Did any of the assembled reporters even notice the mirror in the room?
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It’s been attributed to George Carlin that if fascism ever comes to America, it will come with a smile. Ronald Reagan said it will come in the name of liberalism. But what of communism?
Recently, Shannon Bream of Fox News, interviewed the co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, Megan Romer. Last weekend, the New York Times gave her a glowing profile. She comes off friendly, affable and…smiley.
What elite media never reports, Ms. Romer is a proud member of the “Red Star Caucus.” The Red Star Caucus defines itself as “a Marxist-Leninist caucus in the DSA.”
The new DSA platform, which the DSA proudly promotes and admits to, and it’s not just incarceration of criminals, but our entire constitutional structure.
As we consider the bloody history of communism, we should recall the words of the great writer Hilaire Bellow talking about those watching from beyond the grave. He reminds us: “we are watched by large and awful faces from beyond; and on these faces there is no smile.”
This Marxist/DSA threat is nothing to smile about.
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The future of the West and President Donald ’s reputation within it through the centuries will depend on the outcome of the ongoing battle with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
America is decisively winning that battle, but it has not yet won it. If President Trump perseveres, that will not happen. If he abandons the battle, it could be the worst foreign policy debacle for the United States since the end of the Vietnam War, rivaling even that of catastrophe of President Joe Biden’s command to American forces to quickly depart Afghanistan in 2021.
Iran is run by religious fanatics. That is the defining threat Iran poses to the region and indeed the world.
Most of the West doesn’t want to deal with the implications of a theocracy bound up in medieval theology and run by fanatics in possession of WMD. President Trump is willing to do this and he’s acted on it. Now he must finish the job.
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Abolish the Electoral College. Replace the President and Supreme Court with an executive and judiciary chosen by and subordinate to Congress. Eliminate the Senate. Seize ownership of “essential industries.”
These are not just hysterical claims about the Democratic Socialists of America. This is the platform the DSA adopted and published. DSA co-chair Megan Romer confirmed on Fox News Sunday that the DSA and its candidates will pursue those goals, and by any means necessary.
These DSA activists and candidates do not want to just win elections. They want a toehold for a revolution. It is not a game to them, nor a pose, and the events of the last century make very clear what the outcomes of such a revolution will be. Even winning an attempted revolution against the constitutional order would devastate the country, and the DSA does not plan on losing it.
When communists tell you who they are, believe them.
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Until now, hard-left influencer Hasan Piker was perhaps best known for appearing to use an electric shock collar on his dog during a livestream. Now he's making news again—for addressing the College Democrats of America convention dressed as Mao Zedong.
Piker has called Mao "one of the great leaders of this world." Yet Mao's policies are widely estimated to have caused the deaths of between 40 and 70 million people.
Had Piker shown up dressed as Hitler, the outrage would have been immediate—and rightly so. Mao deserves no better.
Piker’s appearance, and his denunciation of mainstream Democrats for compromising with so-called fascists, reflects the extremist rhetoric gaining ground on the left. Unless Democrats of good faith confront that radical fringe, their party risks losing itself. Let's hope it's not already too late.
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New York has recently created their version of Canada’s assisted suicide regimen, and it has put religious providers squarely in its crosshairs. Several groups have banded together to stop the Medical Aid in Dying legislation as it forces them to participate in suicide.
Hochul tried to deny this, claiming faith-based providers can opt out of the program. Catholic nuns discovered, however, that the law requires all providers to coordinate assisted suicide in their facilities and to give access to doctors performing it.
Starting next month, any healthcare provider who declines to prescribe suicide pills could still have to tell terminally ill patients about their “right” to kill themselves, help them meet the requirements for obtaining suicide pills, and direct them to a provider willing to prescribe the lethal drugs.
The death cult on the Left continues to expand its reach and its authoritarianism. We need to stand with the Catholic sisters – again – and fight for life.
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President Trump was a guest on my program last week. He put the number
of Iranians massacred by the regime over two days in January at 52,000! —so we know the ruthlessness of the men in charge in Iran.
In light of that, it is entirely understandable that the Iranian people are reticent to take to the streets again.
And this has become clear: the current public faces of the rump regime in don’t have any authority over the killers with the guns.
Eli Lake is among the most respected national security reporters in the U.S. He explained to me last week how the history of regime collapses tells us we ought to be watching for splits within the ranks of those men with guns.
That’s how revolutions against dictators begin and then gain momentum—when a cadre see the end game and don’t want to be on the wrong side when everything falls apart.
Watch closely. It only takes a few people to crack the whole of the IRGC tyranny.
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A new Pew Research Center survey contains a shocking finding: Nearly half of Muslim Americans view Hamas favorably. That's right—Hamas, the terrorist group responsible for murdering at least 46 Americans and taking others hostage on October 7, 2023.
Overall, 44 percent of Muslim American respondents expressed a favorable opinion of Hamas.
This disturbing trend coincides with an increasingly assertive Islamist presence across the United States. In parts of Brooklyn, amplified calls to prayer now ring out from mosques beginning at 5 a.m.. They include the declaration, “There is no god but Allah.”
Religious liberty is a cherished American freedom. But it’s time to realize that many Islamists view such public displays not simply as religious expression, but as symbols of cultural and political ascendancy, here in America.
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The late philosopher Hannah Arendt wrote that the power of toxic ideologies, like fascism and communism—once they take hold—can prove impossible to reform. Now add apocalyptic theocracy to that fascism and you have a rough understanding of Iran’s leadership. The West, and hopefully many in the Trump administration, are learning that now.
As the Wall Street Journal and others reported, Iranian leadership plotted its third assassination on President Donald Trump last week. This, after the United States had already decimated Iran’s military. Federal courts have previously identified two other plots to assassinate Donald Trump, as well as several of his former cabinet officials.
While many Americans recoil at notions of regime change in Iran, Iranian leadership has no such compunction about trying to affect regime change in America—and via assassination. And: It appears almost nothing will shake Iran’s fascist theocracy into moderation or civility.
This is who and what we are fighting in Iran. Let’s complete the job and help make gentler the life of this world.
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Graham Platner ended his bid to represent the people of Maine in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday night.
He would have done well to begin his consideration with earnest engagement with the Bible.
Really.
Specifically, the Gospel of Luke, chapter 8, verse 17, where it says: “For nothing is secret that will not be revealed, nor anything hidden that will not be known and come to light.”
Now more than ever, every candidate must be warned again about this truth and then again and again. Indeed, it’s inevitable for every candidate in every race in which any opponent has the means to dig deep.
Every would-be candidate ought to subject himself or herself first to the gauntlet of self-scrutiny and then to a gauntlet of “friendly” professionals who specialize in digging up “opposition research.”
If an unflattering story exists, it can be found, and it will be found. And it will be on every front page.
Platner’s saga is already a tale worth telling.
“Nothing that is secret will not be revealed.”
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Talking politics with your average young male these days, chances are you will hear all kinds of odd theories coming from the Pied Pipers of Podcastistan. You will hear them mentioning “experts” nobody heard of until about 10 minutes ago or until they were discovered by these podcasters because of their contrary, and often, conspiratorial thinking.
Young men, especially, are attracted to this novel “wisdom,” and they are so prone because, as they will tell you, mainstream institutions have been untruthful over the years. But because some institutions that we used to rely on and respect have been taken over by partisanship and been wrong doesn’t mean that all normative thinking and scholarship is a lie or cannot be trusted, or that people nobody have ever heard of are the replacements of true wisdom.
We dismiss and ignore this fallacious thinking at our collective peril.
The task of the serious is to be able to discern truth from fiction and greatness from mediocrity. In these critical times, that task has never been more important than now.
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What happens when the Left plucks a ‘working class man’ from obscurity and pushes him for high office? In an era of Democratic desperation, mainstream media creates narratives to protect him, even at the expense of their stated values.
Graham Platner’s rise and fall stains all the institutions of the Left. Democrats and the media tried to bury or downplay Platner’s checkered past, including his Nazi SS tattoo, his record of disturbing public comments and his moral depravity.
Don’t be fooled by the sudden shift in media coverage. Everything that outlets like Axios and the New York Times reports as “news” today had been reported weeks and months ago by independent media. The Times cooked its own report in early June to protect Platner. Every elite media outlet perpetuated the “working class” lie about a man who lives off his wealthy parents.
The insistence by Democrats and media to make excuses for Platner exposes the corruption of both.
The Nazi tattoo told us all we needed to know.
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Teaching Constitutional Law is a joy.
Every semester since 1996, my students hear that Con Law ought to be their most interesting class during their three years of law school.
This year the Court issued 67 majority opinions.
Because district court judge issue bolts-from-out-of-the-blue on a regular basis, there’s a perception abroad that the judiciary becoming politicized. Our highest court, however, is an enormous force for stability in the country that just turned 250 years old.
The most significant of this term’s cases may well turn out to be NRSC v. the FEC, which held that the provisions of the Federal Election Campaign Act restricting the amount of money a party can spend in direct coordination with a candidate’s campaign, those restrictions were unconstitutional, and that breathes much-needed life into the two major political parties which indeed need the lift.
The Supreme Court has gone about its work successfully and will be back at it in October. The “republic of laws not men” carries on.
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A specter is taking over the Democratic party and haunting America...Marxist and Islamic Socialism.
A new crop of Democratic party candidates truly stand for and believe in the worst and most dangerous ideologies of the past. These candidates are winning nominations and likely winning races for mayor, for Congress, and for Senate—from Los Angeles to Washington, DC; from Colorado to Michigan.
Even a cursory look at their platforms and speeches reveals admissions of support for Marx and Mao and Stalin, and Islamist organizations from Hamas to Hezbollah.
This juggernaut of alien and anti-American ideology has a motor, and it has momentum; even the Democratic front-runner for President and the Democrat’s former nominee, Kamala Harris, is in regular consultation with one of its leaders, seeking favor and advice from Zohran Mamdani.
The toxic ideology, from which millions died, and fled from in Europe, Asia, Lebanon, and Iran, cannot be replanted here. But just now, due to enfeeblement or sympathy, no force within the Democratic party can stop it.
The job must be left to us.
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In Trump v. Slaughter, the Supreme Court has issued one of the most important administrative law decisions in years. It overrules a famous precedent called Humphrey’s Executor, which had protected some independent agency commissioners from being fired by the president.
President Trump removed two members of Federal Trade Commission over policy disagreements. But federal law says commissioners can be fired only for inefficiency, neglect of duty, or misconduct. So the fired commissioners sued.
The Supreme Court held that the statutory limits on presidential removal violate the Constitution’s separation of powers. And the Court was right. If public officials exercise executive power but answer to no elected president on matters of policy, they’re no longer accountable to the voters. That creates an unelected governing class — an oligarchy, really — that’s protected by law. And that’s fundamentally un-American.
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Few issues have generated more controversy in America than whether biological males should be allowed to compete on girls’ and women’s school sports teams. Now, in a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that states may protect biological females from having to compete against biological males without violating the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause or Title IX.
It’s important to understand what the Court did—and didn’t—decide. The ruling doesn’t require states to adopt those protections. It simply says they are free to do so.
That matters because the decision explicitly affirms a basic truth: men and women are physically different. Recognizing that reality is not discrimination. It is a legitimate basis for protecting fairness in girls’ and women’s sports. And it leaves those policy decisions where they belong—with the people and their elected representatives.
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As you celebrate this 4th of July weekend, I hope you get time to slow down and relax. Enjoy the day with friends, family, and loved ones in your world. As you do, remember that even these things are the fruits of freedom, the benefits of a stable government, civilizational order.
For 250 years—a quarter of a millennium now—our nation has benefitted from these gifts.
Yes: There is plenty to be concerned about as we look at the health of our nation in recent days. We are—and this is not hyperbole—more polarized today than the upheavals I lived through in the late ’60s and early 1970s.
We have a lot of work to do.
And yet—I really believe this—we have a lot to be thankful for.
America is still as my old friend, Bill Bennett has said the last best hope.
On behalf of Salem Media, have a great 4th of July.
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As the nation approaches our 250th anniversary, it’s important for us to take a moment to recognize and appreciate the role that Christianity played in the foundation of the American experiment.
Broadly speaking, there is simply no question that the basic worldview behind the foundation of our republic was the biblical worldview of Christianity.
And it didn’t begin here exclusively, but it goes way back in history into the great foundations of Western civilization.
Is America a Christian nation in terms of explicit constitutional arrangement? No. But I think it's safe to say it wasn’t considered necessary at that point for such a claim to be made.
Our Founders did not foresee a secular age coming, but in that secular age there are now important arguments to be made—arguments about the meaning and the dignity of life, about marriage and family and religious liberty.
As we mark 250 years, it’s up to us now to continue to make those arguments and to make them loudly, make them we must.
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This week, the USA turns 250. It comes at a time when our nation has become more sharply divided than any other in living memory.
One man’s wisdom calls to us from an even more bitterly divided moment in American history. Six weeks before his assassination, Abraham Lincoln spoke to the bitter divisions of his day and how the American soul could look to the Lord for grace to heal them.
“With malice toward none with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right let us strive on to finish the work we are in to bind up the nation's wounds,” Lincoln wrote in his 1865 second inaugural address. He sought to work for a “just and lasting peace” through faith—first in the Lord, and then in the potential of the American spirit to prevail.
Events vindicated Lincoln in his prayer for America. We must cling to our faith with no less strength in these times.
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As America celebrates its 250th birthday, it’s worth honoring our glorious Constitution—the longest-surviving written charter of national government in world history.
Rarely have so few gotten so much so right. The Constitution protects our inalienable rights, reflecting the truth that our freedoms come from God, not government. It enshrines the principle of “We the People,” affirming that power belongs to citizens, not rulers, and that government exists to serve the people, not the other way around.
Because the Framers understood the temptations of power, they divided authority among three branches of government, each designed to check the others. They also balanced the powers of the federal government and the states.
Our Constitution ensures that Americans live under the rule of law, not the rule of men. May it ever be so.
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The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is approaching quickly.
The document—as I often point out to my listeners—is, to quote Abraham Lincoln, an “apple of gold” protected by the “frame of silver” that is the Constitution he borrowed from Psalms there.
All Americans—indeed all the free world—have a lot to celebrate in this our 250th year of independence.
The Declaration asserted the existence of "rights" of individuals that exist before any government — no matter the form of that government— comes into being:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
The great day of the fourth is, from beginning to end, about love of our country because our country defends our individual rights, rights derived—back to the Declaration— from “the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God.”
It is quite a gift that we have been given—a gift that needs to be defended.
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As Americans celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, we’ve received a special and quite unexpected gift: a spontaneous outpouring of affection from the rest of the world.
Visitors from across the globe are attending World Cup matches here, and many are posting videos expressing their delight with what they’re finding, and what we so often take for granted. Our safe streets and parks. Our barbecue. Ranch dressing. The wonders of LongHorn Steakhouse. Unlimited refills. But above all, the kindness and friendliness of the American people.
Too often, tourists fly into New York or Los Angeles and assume they’ve seen America. Now they’re discovering America’s heartland, and the enormous heart of its generous, welcoming people.
At 250 years old, America is still inspiring admiration, gratitude, and affection around the world.
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Just recently, Ken Paxton secured the nomination for the GOP looking to represent Texas in the US Senate. Paxton will be facing a state senator and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico. The question is, as the New York Times put it, are Texans ready for Talarico's kind of Christianity?
Ruth Graham and David Goodman begin by talking about Talerico's pastor, Jim Rigby at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Austin. The article begins, "Jim Rigby, a pastor who rarely uses the word God, is a key to understanding the Senate candidate trying to pull off something unusual in Texas."
Later, the reporters refer to a sermon where Pastor Rigby refers to "the creative impulse of the universe, which can be called God, but doesn't have to be called God." I do not think that the majority of people in Texas understand the Bible in those terms.
What we're talking about here is light years outside of biblical orthodoxy. So let's ask the question. Is Texas ready for that?
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A recent report issued by British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe documents the grooming and horrific sexual abuse of as many as 250,000 young girls across England,
These girls endured gang rape, brutal abuse, forced abortions and pregnancies, and even coerced Islamic conversion. And it happened while social workers, teachers, police and prosecutors looked the other way.
Now, the victims are being failed again—this time by America’s legacy media. Since the Lowe report was released, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and MSN NOW have devoted virtually no coverage to its findings.
Legacy media journalists often lament Americans’ declining trust in the press. But this is why. Media bias isn't only about how stories are covered. It's also about the stories legacy news organizations choose to ignore.
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As America’s 250th birthday approaches, it’s worth taking a moment to celebrate the Declaration of Independence.
Today, many Americans take for granted the idea that all people are created equal and endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights — natural rights that no government may rightfully take away. It’s easy to forget just how revolutionary those ideas were when the Declaration was written.
Grounded in Judeo-Christian principles, the Declaration established the United States not on shared ancestry, geography, or history, but on devotion to a common creed.
Although America has not always lived up to its highest ideals, our Declaration gives voice to our finest aspirations. With it, the Founders drafted the promissory note that generations of Americans have drawn on in the ongoing effort to build an ever more perfect union.
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As we celebrate our 250th anniversary as a nation, it is worth reflecting on what got us here and has kept us going, living as we do under the longest-lasting constitution in world history.
From the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution, our country’s Framers set about establishing this most successful of political governing structures because they understood a few truths. Given low polling about American pride these days, they are truths about which we may need to ask: are they still self-evident?
We began this experiment declaring a recognition of something higher than man— “the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God” and a Creator—endowing us with a right to self-government and a recognition that we human beings are all equal, especially in our inequality before God. Rights to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” are not given or tolerated by government or man, but God.
Our founding authors all understood and enshrined this for us. But, too many here have forgotten or unlearned this. Sadly, just now, we need a great re-learning.
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“The Winter Fortress: The Epic Mission to Sabotage Hitler's Atomic Bomb” is a 2016 volume by Neal Bascomb. It tells the harrowing story of Norwegian commandos who attacked the German site at Vemork in World War II. It was the Nazis only plant for mass production of “heavy water,” on which they had placed their primary bet to produce atomic weapons during World War II.
I wish it had been converted to the film that it was optioned to be because it would be a short-cut for those who don’t understand why Donald Trump is singularly focused on ensuring the Islamic Republic of Iran cannot make or buy a nuclear weapon.
Trump is motivated by a conviction similar to that held by Churchill and FDR and knew Hitler would use any weapon he could obtain, even as Trump and Netanyahu know the fanatics in Iran would use any weapon they could build or buy.
Did we achieve enough to end the Iranian regime’s nuclear program?
Time will tell.
The threat has existed for two decades now.
Bravo to Trump for his orders to start destroying it.
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Both chambers of the New York state legislature have passed legislation replacing the word mother and father with ‘gestating parent’ and ‘non-gestating parent.
C.S. Lewis famously decried what he called “verbicide” or more technically, “the murder of a word.” We can only imagine what he would think of with this development in New York.
As the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal notes, the effort is part of legislation intended to “purge gendered language from state family law.”
Just ponder that for a moment.
The natural family is predicated upon the fundamental truth that God made human beings male and female, assigned marriage as the union of one man and one woman who would also be fruitful and multiply.
Hence, it’s easy, the male parent is the father and the female parent is the mother. This pattern has been assumed and unconfused throughout most of human history.
Until now. In New York.
The goal of this insanity is nothing less than the collapse of truth, creation order, marriage, morality, and civilization itself. That’s all.
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A new poll from NBC reveals another low percentage of Americans who feel proud of their country. One NBC reporter put it that we are seeing “a steady 21st century decline.” The disappointment in these and similar results is exacerbated by the timing of our birthday as a nation, when national affections should be at their height.
If only more Americans would listen to our foreign visitors. Ever since Marquis de Lafayette, many a foreigner has come here to show and remind us of our greatness. In fact, it was another Frenchman—Alexis de Tocqueville—whose two-volume book about us in the 19th Century, still taught today, gave us the best explanation of our politics and our culture.
Now, we’re seeing reminders from soccer fans coming here—with social media posts and titles like, “World Cup fans embrace American culture.”
They’re reminding us not least of Thomas Paine’s words, “What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly.” Let us hope this sinks in. Too many here still have a lot to learn.
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Just recently, Ken Paxton secured the nomination for the GOP looking to represent Texas in the US Senate. Paxton will be facing a state senator and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico. The question is, as the New York Times put it, are Texans ready for Talarico's kind of Christianity?
Ruth Graham and David Goodman begin by talking about Talarico's pastor, Jim Rigby at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Austin. The article begins, "Jim Rigby, a pastor who rarely uses the word God, is a key to understanding the Senate candidate trying to pull off something unusual in Texas."
Later, the reporters refer to a sermon where Pastor Rigby refers to "the creative impulse of the universe, which can be called God, but doesn't have to be called God." I do not think that the majority of people in Texas understand the Bible in those terms.
What we're talking about here is light years outside of biblical orthodoxy. So let's ask the question. Is Texas ready for that?
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The Iranian regime has waged war against the United States for nearly 47 years.
The president clearly thought that we had sufficiently weakened the regime—and he’d be able to strike a deal. Indeed, he spent 60 days trying.
But the shootdown of our Apache helicopter may have changed things.
The Iranian regime has given Trump plenty of reasons to walk away from the negotiating table, starting from the very first hours of the so-called ceasefire in the Persian Gulf. Vahidi violated the agreement from the very start, imposing an extortionate "fee" system for sailing through the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz and firing on commercial vessels that refused to comply.
Trump has invested a lot of his credibility and trust in the IRGC's negotiations. Now, however, Trump sounds as though he suddenly woke up to the Sunk Cost Fallacy, saying they’ve taken too long and “now they will have to pay the price!!!”
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: This war has to be fought to the finish.
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The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is approaching quickly.
The document—as I often point out to my listeners—is, to quote Abraham Lincoln, an “apple of gold” protected by the “frame of silver” that is the Constitution he borrowed from Psalms there.
All Americans—indeed all the free world—have a lot to celebrate in this our 250th year of independence.
The Declaration asserted the existence of "rights" of individuals that exist before any government — no matter the form of that government— comes into being:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
The great day of the fourth is, from beginning to end, about love of our country because our country defends our individual rights, rights derived—back to the Declaration— from “the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God.”
It is quite a gift that we have been given—a gift that needs to be defended.
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Ronald Reagan used to ask: “if no one among us is capable of governing himself, then who among us has the capacity to govern someone else?” But to have self-government, we must depend on many things, foremost among them: Trust. Over the past decade, credibility in major institutions has plummeted.
Given the delays and changing results in the recent California elections, we have another exhibit of the growing distrust in our elections. Alleging fraud in seeing Spencer Pratt sink to third place after the now-second place finisher had previously conceded her loss is said to be paranoid. But here comes the New York Times, with a headline: there is “a lack of evidence of any widespread fraud.” The word “widespread” carries a lot of water in suggesting at least some fraud, no?
Voting day needs to be voting day, not month. ID must be required; ballot harvesting, stopped; mailed ballots, postmarked. Nothing could undermine our experiment in self-government more than distrust in the legitimacy of our elections.
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Over the past couple of weeks, President Trump has shifted pressure for ending the war from Iran to Israel. He pressed for a ceasefire in Lebanon to incentivize the IRGC to make a deal. Hezbollah refused to comply, continuing to launch missile attacks on Northern Israel. That escalated over the weekend, with Iran launching missiles at Israel and the IDF responding.
Trump insists the attacks are distracting from a deal that—for two months—he’s promised is close to completion. Thus far, though, the IRGC refuses to comply with the terms of the current ceasefire.
Israel has waited for 20 years for Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah and for the terrorist proxy to comply with the ceasefire brokered last year.
Trump’s current pressure strategy is misplaced.
Israel is not an obstacle to peace in the region. Trump needs to apply pressure to the regime in Iran, and to Hezbollah and Hamas as well to comply with the agreements they have already made.
Until they do, what value is there in negotiation?
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The Maine primary is this Tuesday.
Why is it that Democrats are sticking with their deeply flawed, Nazi-tattoo-wearing Graham Platner?
Drip, drip, drip come the revelations, but Democrats are standing proudly behind the deeply troubled candidate.
On Tuesday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was pressed by reporters about his backing of Platner after the latest batch of awful headlines about Platner’s increasingly chaotic campaign.
“I met with Graham Platner today. We will beat Susan Collins and take back the Senate.” Shumer went on to repeat that refrain four more timesbefore ending the interview.
“Sunk costs” have crippled many a business and life decision, and they plague politics too. Sunk costs are expenses or investments that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered. Rational decisions focus on future costs and benefits, not past expenditures. Sunk costs can lead to emotional decisions in business and personal finances. And politics.
Both politically—and morally: Democrats are sinking in Maine.
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The next few months are anniversary-heavy for our nation.
Before the fireworks of the 250th Fourth of July begin, try with family and friends to agree on what we are celebrating. Try as well to articulate how we defend what our country has long been committed to.
We’re also only three months away from the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda.
The great and the awful anniversaries are connected by that which the first proclaimed and which the second attempted to end: freedom.
We ought also to spend part of this celebration in reflecting on admiration for the courage of not just those who voted “yes” on the Declaration, but also to who had the courage to actually sign their names to it on August 2, 1776.
This brace of anniversaries should remind every American that ours is a unique and enduring commitment to human liberty.
May we all renew our commitment to the country’s first principles.
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As we close in on our nation’s birthday, more and more data give us cause for great concern.
As Abraham Lincoln put it in his time, so too is it true today: “At what point is the approach of danger [to us] to be expected? [I]f it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.”
Look around at our civic health just now. Article IV of our Constitution guarantees us a republican form of government—but, in our major states and cities, we now see elected leaders and political candidates from one of our two major parties that embrace both national and democratic socialism, fascism and communism—we see a party fully embracing hatred of free enterprise as much as constitutionalism and Americanism.
And: It all comes with a large dose of antisemitism.
This must be pointed out—and reversed.
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.America is celebrating its 250th birthday, but it's been hard to get the party started.
Many Americans remember our bicentennial in 1976. It wasn't long after Watergate and the Vietnam War. It was even a presidential election year, but we put all of that on hold to celebrate our great nation.
How long ago that seems. This year, the administration launched a nonpartisan freedom 250 initiative to give America a spectacular birthday party. But left-wing activist targeted artists scheduled to perform at the national concert, leading some to withdraw and turning what should have been a patriotic event into a political fight.
Instead of bringing Americans together, the celebration has become another arena for political conflict. That's unfortunate and revealing. It shows how much work remains to restore unity in our country, pride in our history and confidence in our future.
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California’s progressives are eyeing other people’s money. Again. The proposed “Billionaire Tax Act” would amend the state constitution to impose a one-time five percent tax on residents with a net worth above a billion dollars.
Supporters say it’s just a one-time levy for worthy causes. But experience says “one time” rarely means one time, and the unintended consequences are real.
The measure has yet to go before voters, but the threat alone has already pushed almost forty percent of California’s billionaire wealth out of the state. Gone. Along with it: income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, and the charitable giving those individuals once supported.
Wealth is mobile. It goes where it’s treated well. And it’s not hard to see why.
California should remember that before it drives even more of its tax base away.
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We warned repeatedly when Canada began to adopt assisted suicide as part of its government-run health care. Socialized medicine combined with assisted suicide sets up foreseeable economic incentives that reward disposal of patients rather than chronic care.
But even we couldn’t have dreamed that Canada would grow so desperate to reduce costs that they would condone assisted suicide assessments in fast-food parking lots.
Yet that’s exactly what happened in Ontario, where a doctor diagnosed a chronic bowel problem and emotional issues outside a Tim Horton’s coffee shop—and took the ‘patient’ to be euthanized.
Why? The doctor provides their system what it needs: fewer patients. That’s the real standard of care when single-payer systems face the choice of chronic care or pushing patients to end their lives.
This is what they call humane treatment in Canada.
If progressives have their way here, the US will be next.
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With the end of commencement season, it is worth considering what advice a generation of youth more in need of sober and serious advice than at any other time in our history should hear.
Professor Jonathan Haidt has pointed out, having given our children smartphones, we are now engaged in the largest uncontrolled experiment humanity has ever performed on its own children. Major corporations now spend billions of dollars. Their primary mission? Getting as many children as glued to screens for as long as possible. Humanity is being stolen from our youth. At great costs and great prices.
Former Senator and university president Ben Sasse, diagnosed with cancer, expected to die this year, is giving every audience he can his final lessons about life.
It is as beautiful as it is selfless.
Watch his 60 Minutes interview.
Everything we need to know about life, and how to live meaningfully, is there. His main concern? “These super devices in our pockets that have distracted us from some of the most fundamental human activities and aspirations of life.”
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It’s commencement season again—another class of young Americans heading out into the world. But one statistic says a lot about what they’re leaving behind: at top universities this year, left-wing speakers outnumber others six to one on commencement stages.
That lack of viewpoint diversity point to something deeper: An intellectual climate marked by intolerance and conformity, not curiosity and debate.
There was a time when a college degree signaled that a student had learned how to think—and had encountered the ideas that shaped the Western tradition. Today, that’s no longer a safe assumption.
Too often, higher education has become dominated by a narrow ideological framework, with too few faculty willing—or able—to model real intellectual rigor.
The result is predictable: universities that once fostered inquiry now too often enforce orthodoxy.
That’s not education. It’s indoctrination.
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As we watch the president navigate the ongoing interactions with the remaining leadership in Iran, it’s worth reminding ourselves: President Trump has done hundreds of deals. He also walked away from probably three times as many deals.
The thousands of commentators with little to zero knowledge of negotiations are just guessing.
Here’s what we know:
First: President Trump has the crucial experience, and:
Second: the D Team in Iran doesn’t.
No president in 47 years has dealt Iran blows like this. President Trump isn’t going to trade massive leverage for the approval of states that aren’t our allies.
President Trump is very good at the close. He's not going to get taken. He's walked away from a lot of tables. If it's a bad deal or the Iranians do the bait and switch deal, he will walk away again and I hope combat would resume. But right now, we just don't know.
I just don't think the president is going to get fooled.
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In 1976, Harry Jaffa wrote that in 1776 the United States was nothing, promising to become everything; and having become everything it was promising to become nothing. This is truer now, on our 250th anniversary, than 50 years ago.
The state of our students’ civic understanding is abominable: we are at a record low of students knowing the basic fundaments of our constitutional and political formation and makeup. This directly results from a deliberate mis-educating of our youth: an education system that teaches that America is a blight rather than a blessing on and to the world and its citizens. Who would want to study, much less venerate, that kind of country?
C.S. Lewis wrote; to miseducate a child is to leave him more susceptible to propaganda as an adult. Thus, I give you our disaffected young adults: alienated from America and her successes; young adults susceptible to carnival barking podcasters promoting a down-market view of patriotism and America. What a shame at such a time as this. We must take back our schools.
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This Memorial Day comes as our nation marks 250 years of freedom—a quarter of a millennia since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
On this Memorial Day, we should pause and recognize that we don’t have one without the other. That is: We only have the freedom that we cherish as a result of those who stood up to fight for it and defend it. And more specifically: Willing to pay the ultimate price.
From the Revolutionary War and the nation’s founding to those who have paid the price in recent days and months as President Trump and his administration work to ensure that the mullahs of Iran never have a nuclear weapon: We remain free today because of the men and women who have committed themselves to our nation’s defense.
Over 1.3 million have paid the ultimate price.
Today: We say “thank you.”
It’s also a day for us to dedicate ourselves to what—in 1863—Abraham Lincoln called “the unfinished work” before us.
On behalf of Salem Media, Happy Memorial Day.
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Justice Clarence Thomas recently became the second longest-serving justice in US history — and that’s something to celebrate. He is exceptional, both as a jurist and as a man.
Raised in poverty in a wooden shack in the segregated South, he credits his grandfather for shaping his character. From that foundation, he has articulated a powerful and increasingly influential originalist vision of the Constitution, grounded in the natural law principles of our Declaration of Independence.
His character is remarkable. Justice Thomas is beloved by those who know him. He’s renowned for his kindness: treating his clerks like family, knowing the names of court staff, and helping others with no expectation of return.
Justice Thomas is quite simply a national treasure. He’s a blessing to America. And it’s right that we celebrate this outstanding jurist and extraordinary man.
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Is the war with Iran “worth it?”
The cost—at this point—is the loss of 13 American soldiers and scores more seriously wounded. If, as widely expected, combat operations resume those human costs will climb.
So too will gas prices and the prices of everything that depends upon oil.
President Trump knows this, of course, but stated plainly: Operation Epic Fury had to be undertaken.
The reason is quite simple. Iran intends to obtain nuclear weapons by any means possible. Their rulers are “crazy.”
Does not the rise in gas prices destroy at least the argument that the civilians bear no costs of war at least when it comes to this, the Iran War?
You may not like paying the sacrifice. But the cost of war is at least being felt beyond the military.
Iran simply cannot have a nuclear weapon.
This is an argument the country should and will have. It is one that is long overdue.
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Numerous media outlets had a difficult time with the Rededicate 250 celebration the White House sponsored this past Sunday. One major paper reported “Until Trump’s second term in office, it had been virtually unheard of in modern times for U.S. government officials to publicly tie the nation to a specific set of religious beliefs. Trump’s cabinet members have changed that norm.” Boy that phrase “in modern times” is doing a lot of work here.
Calls to prayer and thanksgiving may be new to the old media staffed by too many young, but they’d raise no eyebrows from those who actually founded the country, like John Adams. who wrote, “The general principles on which the fathers achieved independence were the general principles of Christianity.” We can go on and on with such language from John Adams to John Kennedy, never mind FDR’s D-Day prayer—the largest public prayer in history up to that point.
Just now, this country could use exactly what the White House sponsored, and a lot less of what the Mainstream Media is offering.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and the US Department of Justice struck a blow against the trans industry in a new settlement:
- Ten million dollars.
- And a new, first-in-the-nation clinic to unwind the damage done to children caught up in the pediatric-sex-change industry's machinations. Stripping five of its practitioners of access to more potential victims.
Texas Children's Hospital in Houston agreed to end its pediatric sex-change practice, pay $10 million in penalties while opening the nation’s first detransition center to assist victims of this predatory industry.
This settlement also vindicates Dr. Ethan Haim, who blew the whistle on the fraud – and got targeted by the Biden-era DOJ and the medical industry for retaliation.
Haim faced criminal prosecution under a ginned-up HIPAA complaint that could have put him in prison for ten years.
This settlement gives justice to Texas children maimed and sterilized by a despicable medical establishment. Dr. Haim deserves justice too, along with his vindication.
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Recently, a professor of Politics at Princeton wrote an op-ed pointing out how many of his students—and students at other colleges—simply are unfamiliar with the Ten Commandments. He writes, “they lack religious literacy, and their ignorance of religious ideas means they struggle to understand a wide array of Western art, literature and philosophy.”
They also wouldn’t understand a great deal of art or history, never mind philosophy from Marx to Rousseau—or recognize lines from Shakespeare to our Founding to Frederick Douglass to Lincoln to MLKing, Jr.
This is what the late Richard John Newhaus worried about decades ago: An America that with an increasingly naked public square, bare of any religiosity, or recognition of religious faith or culture. What Newhaus feared is now is now nearly complete, when students at major universities are now illiterate in the cornerstone of Western Civilization.
Many states right now are debating posting the Ten Commandments in K-12 classrooms. This wouldn’t be a parochial decision, it would, rather, constitute necessary basic and remedial education.
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In an age of fleeting stories fed by a constant conveyor belt of crisis and frenzy, keeping us all in a common state of agitation, with little ability to focus on the meaningful, let us do exactly that as we prepare for Memorial Day, coming up in another weekend.
The great historian Wilfred McClay once wrote “Without memory, and without the stories by which our memories are carried forward, we cannot say who, or what, we are. Without them, our life and thought dissolve into a meaningless, unrelated rush of events.”
The commemoration of those who—in the words of James Garfield—“made immortal their patriotism and their virtue” in defending this country gave us the greatest lessons in who and what we are, and with the greatest of meaning. Who and what we are matters—thus the memory of them and what they did for us matters. They are antidotes to meaninglessness.
We can celebrate 250 years of our country’s life because of those we reflect on this Memorial Day.
Thank God for these heroes.
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With the background of Russia's invasion and ongoing war against Ukraine, recently this astounding headline from the BBC:
“Putin says he thinks Ukraine conflict coming to an end.”
Now for perspective: Just consider last weekend's annual Victory Day parade in Moscow. It commemorates the end of World War II
What's notable this year is not what happened, but what didn't happen.
Russia couldn't afford to hold the parade as usual because Ukraine, as it turns out, has been so ingenious and so aggressive with its use of drones that Putin couldn't afford to hold that kind of military parade in Moscow. It would've been one giant magnet for a massive undertaking and attack by Ukraine.
This is a game changer.
Russia has now lost 350,000 men.
If you're a strong man, an autocrat in this kind of system, you have to appear strong and invincible.
You can't be a political strongman and a leader that gets into this kind of quagmire.
Putin is running out of time. Russians know it and Vladimir Putin knows it.
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Donald Trump finally got his response from Iran. Will he act on it?
Last week, Trump had sent a 14-point framework to mediators in Islamabad for reaching a peace accord with Iran. Trump insisted that the IRGC surrender its highly enriched uranium, agree to verifiably end its pursuit of nuclear weapons, and stop attacking international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran demanded that the US recognize the strait as Iranian sovereign territory and pay war reparations.
Trump responded by calling the IRGC’s terms as “stupid” and “totally unacceptable.” Yet Trump also insisted that a deal could be reached with the regime.
That is an unfortunate illusion—something Trump maintains despite all evidence to the contrary. Iran violated its terms almost immediately in the Strait and Iran continues to threaten the strait.
The ceasefire is dead.
Trump has to either follow through on consequences or cut bait and walk away with Iran’s regime nearly as dangerous as ever. The decision point has arrived.
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The Trump administration has launched an investigation into Smith College—one of the seven historical all-women colleges in the American Northeast.
Why the investigation?
Well, Smith College is and has been since 2015—admitting biological males.
The “seven sisters” have been granted an exemption, going all the way back to the 1970’s to Title IX legislation. They were allowed to be restrictive as women’s colleges.
The Trump administration’s basically saying you can’t have it both ways—that is: claim this historic exemption or you can admit biological males.
President Trump made the point very clear point in his second inaugural address:
He said: “As of today, it will henceforth be the official policy of the United States government that there are only two genders: male and female.”
I will argue that was one of the most important and courageous statements a President of the United States has made in recent years. To his credit, he’s been pushing this through.
It’s a necessary step towards the restoration of cultural sanity and for that clarity.
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Since the battle with Iran began on February 28, there’ve been so many reports of “deals” with the rump regime atop the ruins of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that it seems almost silly to respond to another one.
But I trust Israeli journalist Amit Segal. On Wednesday, Segal summed up the supposed framework. The most salient part is said to include—and I quote:
“Negotiations are still underway on the duration of the uranium enrichment freeze. Three sources said the freeze would last at least 12 years, and one source estimated the final outcome would be 15 years.”
That—in and of itself— makes this a terrible proposed “deal,” one that would draw fierce criticism from the GOP’s Iran hawks who want President Trump to “finish the job”, no enrichment of uranium period and finish the job in dramatic fashion.
President Trump doesn’t surrender leverage. He’s got it. We have to hope he uses every ounce of it.
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Talking politics with your average young male these days, chances are you will hear all kinds of odd theories coming from the Pied Pipers of Podcastistan. You will hear them mentioning “experts” nobody heard of until about 10 minutes ago or until they were discovered by these podcasters because of their contrary, and often, conspiratorial thinking.
Young men, especially, are attracted to this novel “wisdom,” and they are so prone because, as they will tell you, mainstream institutions have been untruthful over the years. But because some institutions that we used to rely on and respect have been taken over by partisanship and been wrong doesn’t mean that all normative thinking and scholarship is a lie or cannot be trusted, or that people nobody have ever heard of are the replacements of true wisdom.
We dismiss and ignore this fallacious thinking at our collective peril.
The task of the serious is to be able to discern truth from fiction and greatness from mediocrity. In these critical times, that task has never been more important than now.
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Today’s Democrats seem to be trying a new take on the “Extreme Makeover” reality show.
Their offshoot: I’d call it “Extremist Makeover.”
And we see it in their likely candidate for Senate in Maine.
It looks pretty close to certain Democrats be nominating oysterman Graham Platner in the Pinetree state.
He is not a "liberal." Platner is not even a "leftist." He’s an extremist. For years, he had a tattoo of a death head worn proudly by the Nazi era SS, Hitler’s worst of the worst.
It was—and remains—a vile symbol worn by guards at the concentration-extermination camps.
Maine’s current and—I trust—future Senator is Susan Collins.
Collins and Platner could not be more different.
It’s rare to have a Susan Collins represent your state from a position of power and influence do so with class and humility. To trade that in for a death’s skull and online bigotry It doesn’t seem like a bet Mainers are going to make.
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It’s an age-old question: God or Mammon? What leads to a happier, more fulfilling life — religion, or money? Now, it seems we have an answer. According to the General Social Survey, church attendance predicts happiness more strongly than wealth does.
In fact, poor Americans who attend church regularly are happier than wealthy Americans who never attend at all.
Prominent behavioral scientist William von Hippel has observed, “Money buys a fair bit of happiness, but connection gives you more bang for the buck.”
He’s right. But let’s be clear about what “connection” really means.
It matters to connect with friends and neighbors — and church offers the opportunity to do that every week, and often more.
But more important still is our connection to God: our Father, our Creator, and the source of every good and lasting bond.
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Many predictions about the midterm elections in the United States are dire for the GOP: a wipeout in the House, perhaps losing the Senate majority as well. The GOP could weather the electoral storm that almost always chastens the party of a president finishing his sixth year in office. But they got to do stuff.
To do that weathering: Every candidate in every partisan race has to make the case, which is easy to make: The Islamic Republic of Iran is an evil regime that cannot have nukes.
It seems certain that President Trump is not going “to go wobbly” in the battle with Iran.
Similarly: The GOP better not go wobbly either.
Americans have lost the muscle memory of victory. It will quickly regain an appreciation for resolve once the conflict is over.
GOP candidates must loudly and persuasively argue that the battle with Iran was long past due and is well worth winning.
There is no winning for the GOP in November without demanding and defending victory in this battle with Iran.
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With its decision in Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court took the United States one step closer to the race-blind, color-blind equal opportunity society envisioned by our Constitution.
The ruling shifts voting rights law from judging maps by racial outcomes, toward a simpler question: whether lawmakers intentionally discriminated.
This is as it should be.
Today, there are a record 58 minority members of Congress. Most were elected from plurality white districts. America twice elected an African American president. These aren’t the marks of a nation closed to candidates of color.
Ending racial gerrymandering encourages leaders to focus on ideas and results rather than skin color. By rejecting racial line-drawing, the Supreme Court affirmed a vital truth: In twenty-first century America, skin color isn’t what defines us. Our convictions — and our character — do.
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In the wake of the third assassination attempt on President Trump in a period of less than two years, the President correctly concluded: “He was probably a pretty sick guy.” That came from his interview Sunday night on “60 Minutes.”
In looking for a cause the president pointed to the changes we’ve all been living through: “The internet, maybe more than anything else, has radicalized some people. It’s made them mentally sick,” President Trump said.
He’s right, of course. But how, more specifically, does that happen?
The tempting, all-purpose answer for busy people is simply to do what the president did: point at the internet.
But: What dots have never been connected about factors in the upbringing of the actors that tip them, the unbalanced, into the land of the "statement" would be killers or killer?
For the good of the nation, we need quality research to fill that very specific gap.
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Our First Amendment is a cherished guarantee. Every American has the right to criticize elected officials — even in harsh terms — so long as there’s no incitement to imminent violence.
But having a right to say something doesn’t necessarily make it right to say. And too many in our cultural elite have normalized reckless rhetoric about President Trump.
Among others, ABC host Jimmy Kimmel recently “joked” about the First Lady becoming an “expectant widow.” Congressman Dan Goldman called for Trump to be “eliminated” from public life. Former President Biden urged putting Trump “in the bulls-eye.”
None of that is illegal, nor are they responsible for a criminal’s actions. But after three attempts on President Trump’s life, left-wing elites should ask themselves whether flirting with assassination rhetoric is morally defensible — even if they have every right to engage in it.
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The nation narrowly avoided a horrific tragedy Saturday night—and history will record it as just that. The scene at the Washington Hilton looked more like a motion picture, it wasn’t. It was reality: Someone intending to assassinate the President of the United States and as many cabinet officials as possible made it past the first round of security.
There was enormous attention to this particular dinner—the White House Correspondents Association dinner. This was the first of these dinners that Donald Trump, as President, was planning to attend.
Every time something like this happens however, everyone has to learn new hard lessons.
I am confident of this: There will now be a new protocol for the security for the President and Vice President of the United States, and perhaps for others in the line of succession.
History often records how close we have come to disaster. And though on the other side of it, everything has to change in a moment.
Perhaps we need to learn some very constructive lessons from a near miss.
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America has once again descended into an era of political violence. And once again, the political violence originates from the American Left.
This weekend, the third assassin in less than two years attempted to kill Donald Trump. The would-be assassin left behind a manifesto explaining his rationale. It echoes the Left’s “resistance” rhetoric used for the last eleven years. His argument could have easily been a monologue on late-night television or on cable channels like MSNOW.
The mainstream Left and the media have demagogued Trump to the point where violent reaction is now the norm. This began from the riot in DC on Trump’s first inauguration day through the 2020 George Floyd riots, to the riots in Los Angeles and Minneapolis over immigration enforcement, to these assassination attempts.
Despite efforts by the Southern Poverty Law Center and Joe Biden’s DOJ to falsely depict conservatives as dangerous, the violence comes from one direction: The left. And all who demagogue over a duly elected president’s legitimacy share responsibility for it.
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America has once again descended into an era of political violence. And once again, the political violence originates from the American Left.
This weekend, the third assassin in less than two years attempted to kill Donald Trump. The would-be assassin left behind a manifesto explaining his rationale. It echoes the Left’s “resistance” rhetoric used for the last eleven years. His argument could have easily been a monologue on late-night television or on cable channels like MSNOW.
The mainstream Left and the media have demagogued Trump to the point where violent reaction is now the norm. This began from the riot in DC on Trump’s first inauguration day through the 2020 George Floyd riots, to the riots in Los Angeles and Minneapolis over immigration enforcement, to these assassination attempts.
Despite efforts by the Southern Poverty Law Center and Joe Biden’s DOJ to falsely depict conservatives as dangerous, the violence comes from one direction: The left. And all who demagogue over a duly elected president’s legitimacy share responsibility for it.
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California is governed by people whose moral sanity must be questioned.
Christopher Rufo, the City Journal recently published a piece with this headline: “California provides sex-change procedures to homeless illegal aliens”
The report looked like satire. Rufo and his co-author stated: “We discovered not only that the shelters were housing illegal immigrants but also that they were apparently housing a population of male-to-female ‘transgender’ illegal aliens, who had hoped to obtain ‘gender-affirming care.’ And, to our shock, they wrote “state and local governments are providing it.”
Providing it ... as in: paying for it.
It’s no accident that “a group of Hondurans who identified as transgender” end up in the same San Francisco homeless facility. Clearly: The words getting out.
The main point in all this is that the transgender ideology is marching onward, unabated
It’s yet another piece of evidence pointing to the great moral conflict of our age.
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Donald Trump’s decision to extend the ceasefire with Iran created some frustration among those who support the war. Iran has never been a reliable negotiating partner, so why keep offering more chances for a deal?
Trump would likely take a deal if he could verify compliance, especially one that transfers the “nuclear dust.” However, Trump understands that air strikes are less likely to produce his real objective in the war—regime change—than the blockade of Iran.
The Iranian regime spent 47 years attempting to immanentize their peculiar, apocalyptic eschaton. The mullahs pursued nuclear weapons to start an apocalypse that would produce the messianic Twelfth Imam and spread their tyranny across the globe. Trump is now trying to immanentize the regime’s eschaton by forcing the cracks between its factions to produce a collapse.
The blockade may well provide the best catalyst for regime change, which is the only real guarantee for security and peace in the region. Trump can afford to wait out the IRGC and let economic strangulation take its course.
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Americans must worry that something akin to Munich 2.0 looms.
Munich, of course, refers to the summit on the eve of World War II when European leaders appeased Hitler and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returned from that summit, boasting infamously about, “peace in our time.”
2026 cannot become as infamous as 1938.
The whole world knows what a victory over Iran looks like. President Trump should settle for nothing less than:
- Iran’s abandonment of enrichment forever
- the return of the so-called “nuclear dust”
- an end to ballistic missile production
- an end to support for the terror proxies—Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and:
- The people of Iran must have their basic human rights restored
President Trump’s place in history depends upon his resolve right now, as does stability for the entire region.
Please hear me on this: It’s not too much to say that the next many decades for the whole world depend upon the president’s resolve this week and next.
We cannot have another Munich.
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In her new book titled “Alito” Mollie Hemingway offers revealing insights — not just about the Supreme Court justice — but on how the left’s take-no-prisoners mindset has infected the high court.
Hemingway recounts an episode before the release of the Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade. With major security concerns including—you may remember—death threats, Justice Alito asked the liberal justices to expedite their dissents.
Instead, tensions boiled over. Obama appointee Justice Elena Kagan lashed out at Justice Stephen Breyer, suspecting he might cooperate with the majority. No timeline for finishing the dissents was ever provided
The left often warns that institutions have declined under Trump. But this troubling account is instructive. It’s a stark reminder: The left is willing to destroy any institution it doesn’t control.
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A recent poll illustrates something profound about the ideological divide in America: 81% of Liberals see the 250th anniversary of America as a time “to reflect on the country’s shortcomings.” That’s a direct quote.
So: Are we to celebrate a massively important anniversary about the greatest country the world has ever known or host one big Festivus party with an airing of grievances and processing of resentments?
From the liberal/left/progressives in America, now we have the answer. For those paying attention, it’s been obvious for some time. Liberal America has backed Marxist organizations like BLM and has allowed the Socialist party to take over broad swaths of the Democratic party. It has featured a well-known Marxist-Leninist at Democratic party rallies and elected Democrats routinely go on his podcast.
It’s all the result of an education system that has churned out tens of millions of students who are propagandized against American achievement and our true history—and a party that now views this country as a blight rather than a blessing.
We must take back our education system—and fast.
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The practice of manufacturing collisions between the Vatican and President of the United States, has continued with Pope Leo XIV because he is new in the job. And President Donald Trump, of course, always provides copy. Take an unknown and mix in the very well-known, and a thousand columns are launched.
The best commentary on this situation actually came from Vice President JD Vance more than a year ago.
“It’s very hard to fit a 2,000-year-old institution into the politics of 2025,” Vice President Vance told me in March of last year. He added, “I try not to do that.”
Reporters ought to be taking heed to that as they cover the pope and the president: Tell us what these principals said or posted if done specifically with the other party named. Don’t overlay prior points of view. That’s as silly as playing mind-reader.
A suggestion: Whenever you hear or read a reporter asserting what a public figure “thinks” or “feels,” change your feed or at least turn on your misinformation shield.
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Too many parents have faced the dilemma of how to help a child struggling with gender confusion. They’re often told anything short of affirming a new gender identity risks psychological harm—even suicide.
New, comprehensive research from Finland contradicts that claim. It finds that mental illness isn’t caused by resisting transition. Rather, children who believe they were ‘born in the wrong body” are more likely to have underlying mental health issues.
What’s more, those struggles don’t ease after efforts to “transition”: in fact, they intensify. Rates of mental illness rose from around 10 to 60 percent in boys seeking to become girls, and from roughly 20 to 55 percent among girls transitioning to boys.
We’re not helping vulnerable children by denying reality. The transgender experiment has come at a steep cost, and it needs to end. Now.
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Congressman Eric Swalwell suspended his campaign for governor of California. Then, the very next day, he abruptly resigned from Congress.
This followed a cascade of accusations involving sexual assault, misconduct, and unwanted, inappropriate messages.
Clearly, the Democratic establishment wanted Swalwell out. The entire episode unfolded in a matter of days.
But what’s most striking is that, by all accounts, people in political circles knew about Swalwell’s behavior for quite some time. Political insiders, journalists and left-wing influencers admitted this much on X. It was, apparently, an open secret.
And yet, no powerful Democrats acted until Swalwell’s candidacy became a liability in the governor’s race. Then, suddenly, his candidacy was done. And then he was gone from the House.
All in a matter of days.
What a complete failure of moral, professional, and ethical responsibility — all the way around.
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In recent days we’ve watched the NASA Artemis II mission that successfully sent four astronauts around the dark side of the moon. Human beings have now traveled a greater distance from the earth than ever before in history. Period. We’re talking about a distance greater by thousands of miles.
As we watched the mission unfold, it was interesting to note the language coming from the astronauts—language filled with wonder that at least implies a creator.
And then we saw the photographs—new, high-quality images of earth in our own time. It had been more than 50 years since the first photographs.
I don’t know how a person can look these images and think, “What an interesting cosmic accident.” Of course, we know: There are many scientists absolutely determined to believe it so, consistent with a naturalistic understanding of the entire universe.
But here’s the thing worth highlighting: It is very difficult to look at these images and say, “What a beautiful accident.”
The entire picture points to a creator. It points to God. Remember that.
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The Iranians had one reasonable chance to negotiate an end to the war. Donald Trump sent J.D. Vance, reportedly a skeptic of military action, to Islamabad to lead the American delegation. The Pakistan government urged the Iranians to take this seriously. Instead, the IRGC junta refused to negotiate at all on the main points of the conflict, especially their pursuit of nuclear weapons and claims of sovereign control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Then: Trump ordered a blockade of all Iranian shipping through the Strait—a move that will cost Iran’s regime $450 million dollars a day in lost sales and eliminate their only reliable method of resupply during the war. The Iranians threatened to escalate, but Trump has his own escalation options too.
As military analyst Sascha Bruchmann told a German news program, the Battle of Hormuz is a game of chicken, and “it is dangerous to play a game of chicken against Donald Trump.”
That’s the lesson the world ought to be learning. It’s a lesson we need to see through to the end in Iran.
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The Iranians had one reasonable chance to negotiate an end to the war. Donald Trump sent J.D. Vance, reportedly a skeptic of military action, to Islamabad to lead the American delegation. The Pakistan government urged the Iranians to take this seriously. Instead, the IRGC junta refused to negotiate at all on the main points of the conflict, especially their pursuit of nuclear weapons and claims of sovereign control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Then: Trump ordered a blockade of all Iranian shipping through the Strait—a move that will cost Iran’s regime $450 million dollars a day in lost sales and eliminate their only reliable method of resupply during the war. The Iranians threatened to escalate, but Trump has his own escalation options too.
As military analyst Sascha Bruchmann told a German news program, the Battle of Hormuz is a game of chicken, and “it is dangerous to play a game of chicken against Donald Trump.”
That’s the lesson the world ought to be learning. It’s a lesson we need to see through to the end in Iran.
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The ceasefire in Iran will be a big win for President Trump if the Strait opens and stays open—and we’ll know over the course of the two weeks whether or not that happens.
If it does: The world’s oil supply will surge a bit and the remnants of the Iranian regime will have a chance to inventory the destruction that has rained down on their forces for five weeks.
If the Strait doesn’t reopen—or the attacks on Israel or our Gulf allies don’t cease—another round of the third Gulf war will soon commence.
President Trump issued his ultimatum. His never-evolving critics denounced his language though it got through to whomever is running the bunkers in Iran.
The war is far from over, but long conflicts never resolve in a month, and this one is 47 years old.
Fundamental things are afoot in the Middle East, most of them very good indeed.
Freedom for the long-suffering Iranian people and stability in the Middle East has never been closer since 1979..
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President Trump has done what seven presidents before him would not: he demolished the leading state sponsor of terrorism’s leadership, military, and nuclear abilities. For this, alone, the Nobel Peace Prize seems not quite enough.
We shall see if the temporary cease-fire holds; perhaps it is a moment of calibration that may require further military action, as President Trump has shown his mettle in doing with Iran before. And for those who have chosen to ignore or forget Iran’s 47-year war against the United States and the West—slaughtering and maiming untold thousands of Americans and other innocents, including assassination plots against the President—if Iran fully breaks this ceasefire, they will teach the world again who they are and what they do.
Meanwhile, critics blame Donald Trump for his rhetoric—of course having said nothing about the routine calls of genocide from Iran’s leadership or, for that matter, hundreds of thousands who take to the streets shouting, “From the river to the sea.”
This is a moment to thank President Trump, not condemn him.
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King Charles of Great Britain has sparked outrage and made one of the great unforced errors of recent UK history. After hosting an iftar at Windsor Castle last year and delivering messages for the Muslim holidays of Eid and Ramadan this year, he refused to offer an Easter message.
The decision is striking. As King, Charles is the head of the Christian Church of England. And his country is deeply polarized amid rising extremism, as well as reports of the government’s years-long institutional failure to investigate and prosecute sexual abuse of young girls by Islamist gangs.
The modern monarchy wields no political power. It exists only to provide a national symbol of unity, stability, and continuity. If it no longer serves that purpose, the taxpayers who subsidize it are justified in asking: What, exactly, is it for?
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March the 1st marked the death of one of the most infamous murderers in American history. Abortionist Kermit Gosnell died in prison custody at the age of 85.
Dr. Gosnell went to prison for committing the most heinous abortionist murder imaginable—he delivered babies who were born alive and then killed those babies. He inserted scissors into their spinal column and labeled their deaths as abortion.
One trial witness said that a baby killed by Dr. Gosnell had “made noises, a whine, like my baby.”
Let’s just understand how the law is operating right now.
It is unlikely that those legal consequences would ever have come if Dr. Gosnell had used some other technique where his evil was not so obvious, where it was not so well-documented.
The moral urgency of abortion, and even late-term abortion, is more apparent and horrific than any of us would want to see. That’s why we must press on in the fight for life.
Human dignity depends upon that defense all the way from fertilization until healthy birth.
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It’s a story that fills you with a very American kind of pride. In a risky and costly operation, the US rescued the missing pilot who had been shot down over Iran.
The operation involved hundreds of intelligence and military personnel, Navy SEAL Team Six, Army Delta Force, CIA operatives who carried out a deception campaign, even the destruction of two damaged aircraft, all to find one man.
Some questioned why America would go to such extraordinary lengths just to recover a single pilot. Of course, we wanted to deny Iran a propaganda victory and access to any intelligence the pilot possessed, but there’s more to it than that.
We come from a Judeo‑Christian worldview. We believe every life is precious. We honor our fighting men and women, and we don’t leave any of them behind.
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The Washington Post, and others, are upset that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is hosting monthly worship services at the Pentagon. Unconstitutional, they say … Upending of norms … Breaking cohesion.
Are they kidding us?
First, I want my soldiers—especially in a time of war—being reverent and prayerful. Second, just how timid and weak are these Pentagon employees that they have to go off the record and run to the Washington Post to complain about this?
One employee said, “If troops are trained to believe that‘God is on our side,’ what precludes us from doing anything we want to win?” I don’t know—ask Lincoln, or Franklin Roosevelt, who led the largest public prayer in history on the cusp of D-Day. Ask Dwight Eisenhower who issued a prayer to the soldiers in World War II. Or, maybe, know that a great deal of just-war theory comes from famous religious leaders of yore.
Journalists today just have no sense of history or context. Even the Unknown Soldier was known only to God.
I’m Seth Leibsohn.
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This Sunday is Easter, Resurrection Sunday, a great celebration day for Christians marking the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ from the dead.
The Christian church bears a mandate to proclaim the truth that God raised Jesus Christ from the dead, and that’s an indispensable truth claim of Christianity.
The resurrected Lord gave the church a sacred commission to take the gospel, the message of Christ’s victory over sin and death to all the world.
So: As the Christian church gathers to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Christians look back in thankfulness to that empty tomb and forward to the fulfillment of Christ’s purposes in us.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the promise of our resurrection from the dead and of Christ's total victory over sin and death. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the very center of the Christian gospel. The empty tomb is full of power.
I hope you’ll celebrate Christ’s work on our behalf this weekend.
Happy Easter. Happy Resurrection Day to all. May the joy of the resurrection be yours.
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President Trump is on the cusp of a historic achievement.
If the President oversees the toppling of the ruling regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran, his achievements will rank with the greatest of those of any post-World War II president. That’s just an objective fact. If you don’t understand that fact, you haven’t been paying attention for more than 40 years.
Iran is as evil a regime as exists on the planet. It is run by religious fanatics with a peculiar theology, rooted in end-times eschatology and “resistance” up to and especially including martyrdom. It cannot be allowed to have weapons of mass destruction or an arsenal of conventional weapons sufficient to deter normal regimes from stopping it from obtaining WMD, especially obtaining nuclear weapons.
The result needed in the war has not yet been achieved. But if President Trump delivers it, only his critics incapable of basic objectivity will deny the significance of his order to take down the regime that has bedeviled the world for almost a half century.
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Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the holiest week in the Christian calendar. But for Christians in Syria and Nigeria, it was a day marked by bloodshed and tragedy.
In Syria, sectarian attacks in a Christian town damaged homes, shops and cars—as men on motorcycles from a nearby Sunni Muslim town terrorized the community into the early morning hours.
In Nigeria, the violence was even more horrific. Muslim gunmen attacked a university community, killing at least 30 people and injuring many more.
Yet coverage of this violence was scant. Instead, there was widespread media outrage when Israel briefly paused public prayer gatherings due to Iranian missile threats—before quickly reversing course.
There’s a very clear double standard. And it raises serious questions about whether Western media outlets are intimidated by Islamism.
They certainly have not shown courage.
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Those of us of a certain age will remember America’s 200th birthday well. It was a year-long celebration with pageantry and even commercials celebrating our patriotism everywhere. Now, months away from the date of our 250th birthday, all seems rather quiet on the Western civilizational front.
Our Founders weren’t so sure we’d last anywhere near this long—and yet, here we are 250 years later. What changed in the last 50 years? The media and the academy, both of which have trained millions of pupils and teachers and citizens to view America as a down-market commodity. History professors literally sneer at efforts to restore and remind about the very field they supposedly care about: teaching American history. And a great socialist effort to undermine the exceptionalism of America, and pride in it, has taken over an entire political party.
The great Czech writer Milan Kundera, put it that “The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory.” And that’s been the progressive effort here. We must know of it, we cannot let it prevail.
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The United States has allies in this battle with Iran, though you’d be hard-pressed to prove it from coverage in mainstream media.
Israel has fought valiantly beside us, absorbing the blows that the enemy wishes it could rain down on our country. We in America ought to at least bring their stories forward.
Israel has been at war with Iran since its proxy Hamas launched the attack on October 7, 2023, and the massacre that followed.
Right now: The American and Israeli militaries are methodically smashing the military that the Iranian radical regime has built up over 47 years. If it was a boxing match, the referee would stop the fight. But it’s a war, and the target list is long and it’s not done.
This battle is the story of this decade, and its outcome one of those very few-and-far between hinge points of history that are obvious as they occur, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Our legacy outlets ought to be telling the story. The whole story.
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We learned in recent days that Leo Radvinsky, the owner of the vast website known as OnlyFans, had died at age 43 of cancer.
OnlyFans is one of the most significant purveyors of pornography in all of human history.
Through Radvinsky’s leadership, the site exploded to 377 million users, bringing in more than $7.2 billion in revenue in a single year.
It’s not really possible to comment on this adequately without reference to theological terms: What we see here is the power of sin, the power of human depravity matched with human ingenuity.
The OnlyFans platform was—and it is—a deeply diabolical plan and strategy. And—obviously—at least in financial terms, it works.
But we know: It doesn’t work.
It is sin and depravity and lust coupled with manipulation and oppression and enslavement.
This week’s headlines give us the opportunity to state the truth and to say that what I hope are clear and unequivocal terms.
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Some four weeks into the war with Iran, a couple of things have become clear—and both worth highlighting.
First, in undertaking this mission, President Trump fully restored the American deterrent that was forfeited by President Biden’s collapse in Afghanistan. President Trump demonstrated again the remarkable power of the American military and solidified the most important relationship with America’s most important and powerful ally — Israel.
And second, with all that clarity comes one more impossible-to-deny truth: With America involved in a battle with a terrorist regime, Democrats have repeatedly chose in vote after vote to keep the Department of Homeland Security shuttered and unfunded. That is ridiculous and wildly irresponsible.
The spectacle of the Democrats risking America to make talking points for MS-NOW audience should leave an enduring impression: The Republicans are the party of security at home and abroad. Democrats couldn't care less.
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The essence of parenthood is the right—indeed, the duty—to raise children according to one’s deepest values. That includes teaching them religion.
In Europe, that right is under attack. Since 2022, the Samson family has been fighting to regain custody of their daughters. The Swedish government took the girls, citing the family’s religious faith.
The saga began when the oldest daughter, upset about being denied makeup and a smartphone, made a false abuse claim she quickly retracted. The police found no evidence of abuse. But the state took both girls, claiming “religious extremism” because the family attended church three times a week and raised their daughters in a strict religious home.
The girls want to go home but the government plans to put them up for adoption.
It’s a sobering reminder: religious liberty should never be taken for granted.
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.Portland, Oregon has just made itself ground zero for polyamory.
Polyamory is the word that Americans are going to have to recognize more frequently. It refers to different kinds of love, different kinds of relationships. It can refer to same sex or heterosexual relationships. It can be between three, four, five. Well, you count them people.
Portland has just decided to include legal protection for polyamorous relationships and what they call polyamorous families. How's that for an oxymoron? Now, I don’t think there's going to be a mad dash to polyamorous situations in most of the country. I think what you’re seeing here is the deliberate destabilization of marriage itself.
This is part of a bigger strategy of those on the left who want to subvert a biblical view of marriage as central to our own civilizational project. They want to destroy any commitment to marriage as the union of a man and a woman. They want to destabilize the family. They want to do all of this, period. What starts in Portland ... It doesn't stay in Portland.
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Suspects charged an alleged ISIS inspired attack near New York City's Gracie Mansion. Deadly Old Dominion University shooting probed as an act of terrorism. Suspect in Michigan synagogue attack had lost family and Israeli strike on Lebanon.
These are just a few of the many headlines and recent stories that ought to have our attention.
A clash of worldviews sometimes comes down to something just this horrifying. The Islamist agenda is so transparent in these stories, we're talking about the now undeniable links to Islamic terrorist organizations clear in these attacks.
And if military intelligence is accurate, we can expect there may very well be more of these coming.
This is not Iran. This is not the Middle East. We're talking about New York City, Virginia, Michigan. You wonder if Americans are even paying any attention to what's going on in our own country.
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Writing about our nation’s last greatest Republican president, Ronald Reagan, George Will wrote: “at a turbulent moment…Reagan became the great reassurer, the steadying captain of our clipper ship. He calmed the passengers, and the sea.” At the rate things are going, President Trump may very well outdo Reagan.
Yes, Reagan ended the “long twilight struggle” against Soviet communism. The war Iran has waged against us for 47 years has gone on longer than that long struggle. Donald Trump has decided to end that war—decisively. He’s already taken out the communist dictator of Venezuela, and there is every reason to believe “Cuba Libre” will be more than a chant or a drink but a reality by the end of the year.
Killing off regnant communism in this hemisphere, and the head of the snake of Islamism the world-over, regardless of political considerations here at home, is the kind of thing we used to call heroic statesmanship. These ambitions and accomplishments have no equal. Trump may well be ushering us to freedom’s finest hour.
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In the past two weeks, four terrorist attacks have struck the United States — in Texas, Michigan, Virginia, and New York. With the war in Iran, Americans have been warned to be vigilant.
So it’s astonishing that Democrats still refuse to fund the Department of Homeland Security. Without funding, airport security is strained, and resources for thousands of federal law enforcement officers, including the U.S. Coast Guard, are cut. This weakens both border and maritime security.
The shutdown is because Democrats want to block support for ICE. But refusing to fund Homeland Security sends a troubling message: that opposing immigration enforcement—and giving Trump a “loss”—matter more than protecting the American people.
Political fights are inevitable, but they shouldn’t come at the expense of Americans’ safety.
Our nation’s security demands seriousness, not partisan posturing.
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Townhall Review – February 15, 2025
🔹 Trump’s Blunt Warning on Hamas – Following the release of tortured Israeli hostages, President Donald Trump sends an ultimatum to Hamas if remaining hostages aren't released by Saturday at noon: "all hell breaks loose." Hear from Rachel Goldberg Polin as she shares her family's tragedy.
🔹 J.D. Vance at the AI Summit – At the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris, Vice President J.D. Vance stands firm thatAI should not be used to silence unpopular opinions. Analysis from Harrison Fields, Trump’s Deputy Press Secretary.
🔹 Ted Cruz Defends AM Radio – Automakers have threatened to remove AM radio from new vehicles, but Senator Ted Cruz is fighting back with the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act. He joins Chris Stigall to discuss why it matters.
🔹 Trump Presses Putin & Zelensky – The president urges Russia and Ukraine to negotiate an end to the war. Marc Thiessen of The Washington Post weighs in on Trump’s strategy.
🔹 Mark Fogel’s Release from Russia – After over three years in Russian custody, American Mark Fogel is freed under Trump’s administration. Mike Gallagher discusses why Biden failed to secure his release.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Senator Markwayne Mullin discuss Tulsi Gabbard’s confirmation as Director of National Intelligence, emphasizing her ability to present unredacted intelligence and criticizing Democratic opposition. They also address Senate nominations, judicial accountability, and President Trump’s diplomatic efforts, highlighting his "peace through strength" approach with Russia and Ukraine.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Congressman Burgess Owens discuss recent progress in Congress, focusing on reversing DEI policies and reforming education to prioritize parental involvement and affordability. Owens highlights legislative efforts, including the College Cost Reduction Act, and emphasizes the importance of teamwork in advancing conservative policies.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and journalist Mark Halperin President Trump’s strong approval ratings, comparing them to past presidencies and analyzing why his policies remain popular. Halperin also discusses the Democrats' struggle to counter Trump effectively, the challenges of left-wing political entrepreneurship, and the unprecedented role of Elon Musk’s government involvement.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk highlights the sharp drop in border crossings under new enforcement policies, attributing it to executive actions rather than congressional legislation. Tom Homan emphasizes the crackdown on illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, and criminal aliens, stressing the need for more ICE resources and stronger legal action against those obstructing enforcement.
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Townhall Review – February 8, 2025
🔹 Trump Hosts Netanyahu – President Donald Trump welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his first head-of-state meeting, reaffirming a strong U.S.-Israel alliance.
🔹 Trump’s Bold Gaza Proposal – The president leaves heads spinning with his unexpected declaration: “We’re going to take control of Gaza.” Analysis from Bret Baier of Fox News and John Podhoretz of Commentary Magazine.
🔹 USAID Scandal Unfolds – Shocking revelations about U.S. government funding of media organizations, including Politico, emerge. Mike Benz of the Foundation for Freedom Online joins Charlie Kirk to break it down.
🔹 Netanyahu & Trump: Parallel Leaders – Both figures are comeback stories, deeply polarizing, and determined to reshape history. Haviv Rettig Gur of The Times of Israel weighs in.
🔹 Sean Parnell at the Pentagon – The decorated combat veteran and new Chief Pentagon Spokesman joins Chris Stigall to discuss his role in the Trump administration.
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In this episode, we'll replay President Trump's press conference with Bibi Netanyahu on February 4, 2025. Trump criticizes the previous administration’s failures, proposing U.S. control over Gaza for stability and economic development while reaffirming strong support for Israel. Netanyahu praises Trump’s leadership, emphasizing their shared commitment to defeating Hamas, securing hostages, and ensuring long-term peace in the region.
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Joe Piscopo and Ambassador David Friedman, author of One Jewish State: The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, discuss the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire and the hostage exchange, highlighting Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump. David Friedman criticizes the deal’s terms, emphasizes the need to eradicate Hamas, and praises Trump’s support for Israel compared to Biden.
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Edition for February 1, 2025
This week on Townhall Review with Hugh Hewitt:
🔹 A New Era in the White House Press Room – Karoline Leavitt takes the podium as the youngest-ever press secretary, making waves on day one. Fox News’ Bret Baier and Trish Regan weigh in on the media shake-up.
🔹 Securing the Border – Newly appointed Border Czar Tom Homan is on a mission to restore order, despite political roadblocks. He joins Joe Piscopo to discuss the challenges ahead.
🔹 Trump’s Second Term – Historian Victor Davis Hanson analyzes the forces behind Trump’s political resurgence and what it means for America’s future.
🔹 The Changing GOP – Byron York of The Washington Examiner breaks down how Trump’s leadership is reshaping the Republican Party.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Dr. Phil discuss the presence of violent criminals in sanctuary cities, highlighting the case of an illegal immigrant convicted of sex crimes walking free in Chicago. They criticize lenient immigration policies and emphasize the need for stricter enforcement, praising President Trump's aggressive approach to deporting criminals and securing the border.
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene her plans to cut government waste, investigate spending inefficiencies, and ensure federal hiring is merit-based, aligning with President Trump’s agenda. Greene also defends January 6th pardons, criticizes partisan media, and advocates for preserving Social Security and Medicare while improving government program efficiency.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Michael Oren, Israel's former Ambassador to the U.S., discuss the ongoing hostage situation in Israel, with Oren detailing the harsh conditions hostages endured and expressing concerns about Hamas' manipulation and violations of agreements. They also discuss political challenges in Israel, including Netanyahu's leadership, the war's impact, and the complex dynamics in Lebanon and Syria.
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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc talk about what makes Trump different this administration from his previous administration. Victor Davis Hanson says that divine providence is a strong factor and that Trump is undeterred by his political enemies.
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Townhall Review - January 25, 2025
Join us this week as Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office and delivers his Second Inaugural Address. Declaring the start of the “Golden Age of America,” Trump laid out a bold agenda, prioritizing border security, economic growth, and a strong national defense.
Tom Homan, the new Border Czar, joins Joe Piscopo to discuss his mission to end cartel influence and secure the southern border.
Bret Baier of Fox News joins Hugh Hewitt to offer insight into Trump’s ambitious plans for the Panama Canal.
China expert Gordon Chang joins Chris Stigall to weigh in on the challenges posed by China, and how Trump will exert America's leverage over Beijing.
Michael Oren, formerly the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, joins Hugh to offer insight into Israel’s fight against Hamas and the potential for transformative changes in the Middle East. As hostages return home, Trump’s pro-Israel administration emphasizes stability and strength in the region.
Stephen Moore joins John Solomon to address economic concerns, highlighting inflation, high food and fuel prices, and the urgent need for tax reforms.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Pastor Lucas Miles, author of Woke Jesus. They discuss the National Prayer Service led by Bishop Marianne Budde, critiquing her use of the pulpit to promote political and social agendas directed squarely at President Trump. Miles argues that such messages stray from biblical teachings and misuse the opportunity to unify and uplift through faith.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Julie Kelly, a senior contributor to American Greatness, discuss President Trump's historic full pardon of nearly 1,600 January 6th defendants, emphasizing due process violations and systemic abuses in their prosecutions. John Strand, a pardoned defendant, reflects on enduring solitary confinement, rejecting a plea deal, and being vindicated, while calling for accountability and restorative justice for those harmed.
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In this episode, we'll replay President Trump's historical and monumental inaugural speech on January 20, 2025, in its entirety.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk interviews Congressman James Comer, who claims the Biden family received $27 million from foreign entities by selling access to Joe Biden without legitimate business activity. Comer describes Biden as the most corrupt U.S. president, alleging a lack of accountability and cover-ups by federal agencies and the media.
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Townhall Review January 18, 2025
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson talks with Tony Perkins about the Trump agenda and the formidable challenges Trump will face, including border security, defense and passing conservative legislation.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Alex Gray, from the National Security Council under Trump 1.0, to discuss Trump's focus on hemispheric defense, prioritizing Greenland and Panama as strategic assets against threats from China and Russia.
Chris Stigall and Sean Spicer, Trump's first press secretary, discuss Democrats potentially working with Trump, the focus on effective communicators in Trump's administration, and the border as a top priority for immediate action.
Victor Davis Hanson highlights failures in Los Angeles' leadership, resource allocation, and decision-making, contributing to the city's vulnerability during fire season.
Larry Elder talks with Paul Scrivano, a restaurant owner and a soon-to-be candidate for Los Angeles City Council District 3, about the woke failures of California's government, which insists on upholding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies.
Charlie Kirk talks with veteran political reporter Mark Halperin about the fascinating inroads Trump has made with Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
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In this episode, John Solomon and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich Newt Gingrich discuss Journey to America, a PBS documentary highlighting the value of lawful immigration in shaping America's diverse and patriotic identity. Gingrich emphasizes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration, shares inspiring immigrant stories, and critiques political inefficiencies in handling national issues.
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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Jack Fowler, discuss a leaked memo showing LA Mayor Karen Bass demanded $49 million in additional fire department cuts before wildfires. Victor Davis Hanson critiques her focus on DEI policies and widespread mismanagement. Their discussion highlights systemic failures in emergency response, water infrastructure, and wildfire prevention.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Senate Majority Leader John Thune of South Dakota about key legislative priorities, including the Lake and Riley Act aimed at preventing crimes by addressing gaps in detention policies, and wildfire management reforms in California. Thune emphasizes bipartisan efforts, the importance of forest management, and potential federal oversight to ensure effective disaster response and prevention.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk outlines the legal and political pressures faced by Donald Trump, emphasizing the unprecedented nature of his indictments and their implications for American democracy. He praises Trump’s resilience in confronting these challenges, framing his actions as a fight for the people and the republic’s future.
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Townhall Review - January 11, 2025
We'll listen in on a major announcement from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, about Meta, Facebook’s parent company, shifting back toward free expression.
Hugh Hewitt invites Joel Kaplan, Meta’s new Chief Global Affairs Officer, to discuss this pivotal shift.
Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC, weigh in on the GOP’s success in gaining control of Congress and building on that momentum in the 2026 midterms.
Hugh has an extended conversation with President-elect Donald Trump about extending the Trump One-era tax cuts, critiquing the Biden administration’s transition efforts, and the role of American leadership in restoring stability.
Sebastian Gorka and Robert Wilkie, former Secretary of Veterans Affairs, discuss the importance of restoring American naval dominance as well as other key steps to strengthen the military.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Substack blogger Peachy Keenan describe the devastating wildfires in California, highlighting widespread destruction in neighborhoods, schools, and local businesses. They criticize state policies, blaming mismanagement, environmental restrictions, and woke political priorities for inadequate fire prevention and response efforts.
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In this eposide,Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss the state of U.S. politics, highlighting the Republican Party’s focus on advancing a pro-America agenda under Donald Trump’s leadership. They emphasize the importance of election strategies, infrastructure for midterms, and Trump’s impact on domestic and global affairs.
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses a Homeland Security report on evolving terrorist tactics, including lone wolf attacks on soft targets and the use of drones, with retired FBI agent Chris Piehota, author of Wanted: The FBI I Once Knew, Piehota highlights the U.S.'s unpreparedness for these threats, emphasizing the need for proactive measures, better inter-agency collaboration, and a return to core law enforcement priorities.
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Townhall Review - January 4, 2025
Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton discuss American national security priorities, warship replenishment and the broader challenges posed by China.
John Solomon and China expert Gordon Chang talk about how Trump's tariffs will counter China’s aggressive strategies.
Sebastian Gorka, set to join the Trump administration, talks with Shermichael Singleton, co-host of “Consider It” with Vox Media, about the evolving dynamics in D.C.
Victor Davis Hanson dives deeper into the unique energy surrounding Trump’s return to the White House, in large part, driven by Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter.
Charlie Kirk celebrates a decisive GOP victory in 2024, ensuring a strong conservative future.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk reflects on the transformative political events of 2024, emphasizing the importance of hope, faith, and grassroots efforts in overcoming cynicism and skepticism. He credits the year's success to a relentless commitment to voter engagement, early voting, and strategic leadership changes, all guided by God's intervention.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo and presidential historian, Craig Shirley, discuss Jimmy Carter's legacy, with Piscopo noting Carter's post-presidency achievements like the Camp David Accords and Habitat for Humanity. Shirley talks about Carter's introduction of human rights in foreign policy while contrasting him with other presidents and historical events.
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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson argues that Elon Musk has become a target of left-wing criticism due to his perceived ideological shift, particularly after his acquisition of Twitter and his impact on social media freedom. Hanson highlights Musk’s revolutionary contributions to technology, alternative energy, and space exploration, contrasting them with the left’s hostility toward his growing political influence.
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Townhall Review - December 28, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with Thomas Conner, former career-long Professor of History at Hillsdale College, who provides a brief summary of World War I, mentioning that France lost a significant number of soldiers in 1915 and that the war had declared itself fully by that time.
Dennis Prager talks with H.W. Crocker about America's role in the war, as described in his book, The Yanks Are Coming!: A Military History of the United States in World War I. Crocker explains how the U.S. entry was pivotal in turning the tide against Germany, and he highlights the heroism of American soldiers while also discussing the broader cultural consequences of the war.
Victor Davis Hanson interviews acclaimed figurative sculptor Sabin Howard, discussing his monumental work on the World War I Memorial: A Soldier's Journey. They explore Howard's artistic process, influences, and the cultural significance of his work, as he shares insights into the classical techniques he uses and his vision for future projects.
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In this episode, Julie Hartman and Alistair Begg, of Truth for Life, discuss faith, cultural shifts, and the transformative role of Jesus in humanity’s relationship with God, emphasizing his life, death, and resurrection as pivotal. They explore how the meaning of Christmas connects deeply to these ideas, with Begg highlighting Christ's role as the ultimate sacrifice who brings hope, forgiveness, and renewal to a fractured world.
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In this episode, Julie Hartman and Alistair Begg, of Truth for Life, discuss faith, cultural shifts, and the transformative role of Jesus in humanity’s relationship with God, emphasizing his life, death, and resurrection as pivotal. They explore how the meaning of Christmas connects deeply to these ideas, with Begg highlighting Christ's role as the ultimate sacrifice who brings hope, forgiveness, and renewal to a fractured world.
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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson reflects on the New Testament's origins and the Gospel of John's unique language and message, emphasizing its role in spreading Christianity. He highlights how its themes of belief and salvation resonate during Christmas, a time celebrating Christ's birth and divine purpose.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton discuss President Biden’s recent commutation of 37 federal death row inmates, criticizing the decision as politically motivated and disrespectful to victims’ families. They also address media complicity in covering up Biden’s cognitive decline and outline Republican plans for budgets, fiscal reforms, and legislative priorities under the new administration.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo interviews Mike Davis, founder of The Article III Project, discussing the disqualification of Fani Willis in a Trump-related case due to alleged corruption and financial misconduct. Davis criticizes partisan judges and prosecutors, emphasizing the importance of holding them accountable and supporting constitutional freedoms.
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Townhall Review - December 21, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Jason Smith, Missouri Representative and Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, on the need to deliver early on the Trump tax cuts if the GOP wants to keep the majority in 2026.
Charlie Kirk turned to Patrick Bet-David for a look at Donald Trump’s return to the political stage, which has starkly contrasted his previous campaigns in 2016 and 2020. Trump’s approach this time feels fundamentally different, focused on winning and uniting allies—even critics.
Hugh turns to Byron York of the Washington Examiner and weighs in on the $16 million settlement involving Disney/ABC and George Stephanopoulos.
Mike Gallagher also addresses the settlement, framing it as evidence of dishonesty and bias in the legacy media. He argues the payout reflects years of lies and an effort to avoid accountability for misinformation.
John Solomon and Lee Smith, author of Disappearing the President, discuss the erosion of free speech dating back to Trump’s removal from Twitter in 2021, how tactics born in the American liberal movement are influencing global politics, and the importance of restoring institutions like the FBI to serve the American people.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz discusses with Rep. Jim Jordan, Chairman of the Congressional Judiciary Committee, the fallout from the failed bipartisan continuing resolution and the impending government shutdown. Jordan criticizes leadership’s approach, advocating for a “clean CR,” and raises concerns about AI-powered censorship, emphasizing the dangers of mass censorship at scale without proper oversight.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk interviews Senator Rick Scott, who praises Bobby Kennedy's focus on improving public health and informed decision-making as HHS nominee, while predicting his strong leadership. Scott also expresses confidence in Pete Hegseth's confirmation for Defense Secretary, attributing his rising support to his personal story and military experience.
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In this episode, Michele interviews Peter Johnson, a defense expert and founder of Archway Defense, about alarming topics like the brazen assassination of a CEO, potential insider connections, and unexplained drones over the U.S. Johnson stresses the need for skepticism about government transparency, raising concerns about national security, terrorism, and potential motives for escalating global conflicts.
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Joe Piscopo praises Tom Homan's efforts as the incoming border czar and highlights the positive outcome of Homan's meeting with New York Mayor Eric Adams. Homan shares his optimism about working together on public safety issues while criticizing politicians who prioritize politics over community safety.
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Townhall Review - December 14, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Matt Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon for analysis of Israel’s military campaign and its implications.
Hugh and Morgan Ortagus, a former State Department official, discuss the U.S. policy missteps in the Middle East, criticizing the Obama-Biden approach to the Middle East.
Hugh interviews Senate Majority Leader-elect John Thune about the critical items on Congress’ agenda, including support for the AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act and extending tax cuts to drive economic growth before the midterms.
Hugh welcomes Bari Weiss, founder of The Free Press and host of the Honestly podcast. Weiss reflects on the fractured media landscape and the rise of alternative outlets.
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Hugh Hewitt interviews Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise, discussing his recovery from a 2017 shooting, the glorification of violence, and policy priorities, including the AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act. Scalise emphasizes the importance of emergency broadcasting, tax reform, and a unified legislative strategy under President Trump’s leadership to address key national issues.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Former WH Press Secretary Ari Fleischer discuss election irregularities in Pennsylvania, and Democratic efforts to reinterpret state laws on ballot validity in favor of counting potentially illegal votes. Fleischer calls for greater vigilance, citizen involvement, and legal readiness to combat such attempts in close elections.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Michael Oren, Israel's former Ambassador to the U.S., discuss the shifting dynamics in the Middle East, emphasizing Syria's turmoil, Hezbollah's weakening, and Iran's isolation. They stress the urgency of addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions and highlight Israel's strategic moves, including reoccupying parts of the Golan Heights amid regional instability.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Congressman Chip Roy discuss Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s meeting with Congress, highlighting efforts to tackle government inefficiency and spending reform. Roy critiques Senate Republicans for opposing key nominees while praising Trump’s transformative picks and emphasizing the need for bold legislative action.
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Townhall Review - December 7, 2024
Scott Jennings of CNN, sitting in for Mike Gallagher, talks with Congressman James Comer about the implications of President Biden issuing a full and sweeping pardon for his son, Hunter Biden. Congressman Comer calls it just "the tip of the iceberg" in the Biden family's alleged financial crimes.
Chris Stigall asks retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg for insights on Trump's resolve to end the stalemated conflict in Ukraine/Russia. Kellogg highlights Trump's focus on "stopping the killing" and reducing the financial burden on the American people.
Victor Davis Hanson critiques the Biden administration’s handling of national security and foreign policy. Hanson contrasts Biden's "dark cynicism" with optimism surrounding Trump's plans for his next administration.
Larry Elder unpacks the Hunter Biden laptop story, calling it a major instance of election interference by U.S. agencies. He contrasts the treatment of the Biden family with how similar evidence against Trump’s family would be handled.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Dr. Paul Kengor, professor of political science at Grove City College in Grove City, PA, to discuss the parallels between Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, highlighting shared campaign strategies like "Make America Great Again" and the fight against big government.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Robert O’Brien discuss Kash Patel’s qualifications for FBI Director, highlighting his extensive counterterrorism experience and recounting a daring mission to Syria. They criticize partisan opposition to Patel and call for the FBI to prioritize addressing national security threats.
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In this episode, John Solomon invites Marjorie Taylor Greene to discuss her plans to lead congressional efforts on government restructuring, focusing on cutting wasteful spending, eliminating outdated programs, and increasing accountability. She highlights collaboration with figures like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and efficiency to serve the American people better.
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Townhall Review – November 30, 2024
Dennis Prager discusses the meaning of Thanksgiving and the words of our first president, George Washington, and President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation during the Civil War that created the holiday.
Dennis Prager talks to Alex Epstein about his book, “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas – Not Less.”
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo discusses global politics and domestic issues with K.T. McFarland, former Deputy National Security Advisor under Donald Trump. McFarland critiques current U.S. foreign policy, emphasizes the need for energy independence, and highlights potential diplomatic strategies involving Trump.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall and Sebastian Gorka discuss Gorka's appointment of as the new deputy assistant to President Trump and senior director of Counter-terrorism. The discussion also covers Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth as potential cabinet picks, with Gorka defending them against criticism
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo and Rebekah Koffler, a former U.S. intelligence expert and author of Putin's Playbook, about escalating tensions between Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. Koffler warns that Russia’s recent missile launch signals a direct challenge to the West, raising the risk of nuclear conflict as the situation spirals toward potential global war.
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Townhall Review - November 23, 2024
Mark Davis, filling in for Hugh Hewitt, talks with Matt Continetti, of the Washington Free Beacon, about Trump’s aggressive approach to staffing his administration.
Kurt Schlichter, also in for Hugh, sits down with Senator-elect Jim Banks, who praises Pete Hegseth’s qualifications, calling him the reformer needed to address woke ideology in the military as Secretary of Defense.
Victor Davis Hanson analyzes New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's appointment as U.N. ambassador, emphasizing her strong pro-Israel stance. He highlights the deep corruption within the U.N., underscoring the need for bold reform.
Joe Piscopo asks Andrew McCarthy to explain the collapse of many legal cases against Trump. The Manhattan case under DA Alvin Bragg remains an exception but faces growing scrutiny.
Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert, author of “A Disaster of Our Own Making: How the West Lost Ukraine” examine the Biden administration’s decision to greenlight strikes into Russian territory. Weichert warns of rising global tensions and highlights Netanyahu’s unyielding approach to Israel’s existential conflict, which just crossed its 1,000th day.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn and Ed Morrissey, of Hotair.com, discuss whether Trump has a post-election mandate, with Ed arguing that mandates are myths in the U.S. system, as presidents often misinterpret election results as broad approval for sweeping changes. They debate voter demographics and policy shifts, with Seth suggesting elections can still indicate ideological realignments despite national divisions. They also talk about Biden's ratcheting up tension between Russia and Ukraine by allowing Ukraine's use of long-range weapons.
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In this episode, John Solomon highlights America’s unique moment for transformative change, comparing it to the Reagan era, and praises former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich for his insightful columns on potential reforms. Gingrich talks about Trump's bold vision, Elon Musk’s revolutionary innovations, the significance of sports culture in American politics, and the need for leadership to counter inefficient government systems and adversarial global strategies.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. discuss a cultural shift toward embracing "America First" values, highlighting public enthusiasm at events like UFC and NFL games. Don Jr. talks about leveraging this momentum to drive political realignment and urge Senate Republicans to back Donald Trump's agenda and cabinet picks.
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In all the relief many of us are experiencing with a new administration going into Washington, DC—let us not forget that our and our allies’ national security concerns will be pacified as well.
The Biden administration’s national security team has been the worst in modern history. After our ignominious and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, where over a dozen Americans and countless allies were killed, this president boasted that it was a “extraordinary success.” The world watched—and heard. Russia’s Vladimir Putin saw our weakness and fecklessness and invaded a major ally, Ukraine.
After Biden, Blinken and Sullivan enriched Iran—the world’s worst sponsor of terrorism—her proxies invaded another ally, Israel. They killed and captured innocents—including Americans—more than any time in memory, at least since the Carter administration. All this on the heels of National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan boasting the region, “is quieter today than it has been in decades.”
After November 5th, we can say about our security and that of our nation’s allies: Help is on the way.
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In this eposide,Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss Bucks County, Pennsylvania, counting of ballots of non-citizens to try to swing victory away from Senate-elect Dave McCormick, who has a 30,000 vote lead on Senator Bob Casey.
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Townhall Review - November 16, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Matt Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon for a look at President-elect Trump's cabinet picks and appointees to key posts.
Larry Elder contrasts the failed border policies of Biden and Harris vs the polices of Trump that effectively closed the border.
Charlie Kirk invites Tom Homan, a former ICE director and newly appointed "Border Czar," to outline his plan to tackle illegal immigration under Trump’s leadership.
Chris Stigall talks with Salena Zito about the win in Pennsylvania that turned out to be an overwhelming and decisive Trump victory.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Pete Hegseth, who is newly tapped as Trump's Secretary of Defense, who also authored a book, “The War on Warriors: Behind the Betrayal of the Men Who Keep Us Free.”
Charlie Kirk talks with Mike Huckabee, Trump's appointed United States Ambassador to Israel, about the moving of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem during the previous Trump adminstration.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk congratulates Mike Huckabee on his nomination as U.S. Ambassador to Israel, praising his dedication and historic connection to the region. Huckabee reflects on his decades-long support for Israel and outlines the strategic importance of the role in advancing U.S.-Israel relations and global diplomacy.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk introduces Tom Homan, a former ICE director and newly appointed "Border Czar," to discuss solutions for border security. Homan outlines plans to secure the border, restart deportations, finish the wall, and reform asylum policies, emphasizing enforcement without apology under a potential Trump administration.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, discuss the hard-fought victory of Donald Trump to win the White House and what his reelection exposed in mainstream journalism.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Senator Rick Scott about the upcoming vote on Nov. 13 for Senate Majority Leader. Charlie urges everyone to call their senators and ask them to vote for Rick Scott, who is an accomplished businessman, knows how to get things done, and will implement the Trump agenda.
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Townhall Review - November 7, 2024
This week, we’re exploring a historic moment: Donald Trump's return to the White House.
Hugh Hewitt turns to freshly re-elected Florida Congressman Mike Waltz for a look at what made a big difference in Trump's campaign.
Joe Piscopo invites Michael Goodwin of the New York Post, to talk about why this election was “one for the ages,” a pivotal moment in American politics.
Charlie Kirk and his team at Turning Point USA highlight how voter outreach, registration drives, and early voting strategies played a critical role in mobilizing the conservative base, which they believe brought the Republican Party closer to the people it aims to serve.
Dennis Prager reflects on how media bias and collusion have eroded public trust, particularly as they tried to undermine Trump’s campaign.
John Solomon and pollster Scott Rasmussen take us into the numbers behind the 2024 election results. Rasmussen analyzes voter trends, including a notable rise in Hispanic support for Republicans, and explains how the GOP's efforts to reach out to new voter groups in places like Pennsylvania proved to be crucial.
We close with Scott Jennings, Republican strategist and commentator at CNN, who underscores the missteps the Democrat party took this election cycle and how they massively misunderstood the electorate and what they truly care about.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Chris Stigall break down Kamala Harris's lack of appeal among Black voters and the strategic Republican ground game that secured vital wins, particularly in Pennsylvania. They highlight Laura Trump and Michael Whatley’s leadership, applauding their masterful execution of voter turnout and legal readiness across key states.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt discusses the U.S. election outcome with Matthew Continetti, who highlights Donald Trump’s projected win and Republican gains, calling it a striking comeback. Continetti suggests a shift in media trust and voter demographics, noting the strong Hispanic and Jewish support for Trump, as well as a growing role for alternative media over traditional outlets.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and journalist Mark Halperin discuss the dynamics of the current election, with Halperin suggesting the race may either be a decisive win for Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. Halperin believes Trump's chances are stronger due to multiple paths to victory, while Harris's campaign is banking on high female voter turnout and a strong turnout operation.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk introduces Sage Steele, Host of The Sage Steele Show on YouTube, who shares her experiences campaigning for Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of connecting with voters and defending conservative values. Steele criticizes divisive narratives, defends her faith-based approach to politics, and stresses the need for open-mindedness and education in political discourse, particularly among young voters.
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Townhall Review - November 2, 2024
We dive into the final days before the 2024 election. The spotlight falls on President Biden as his recent controversial remarks about Trump supporters stirred the political landscape, overshadowing Kamala Harris’s own campaign push.
Hugh Hewitt sits down with Matt Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon to analyze the potential impact of Biden’s remarks.
Matt Whitaker of the Trump campaign shares how this may sway undecided voters in the final hours.
Turning to the congressional races, Hugh talks with Nevada Senate candidate and war veteran Sam Brown, who's challenging incumbent Jacky Rosen.
On the House side, Orange County’s 47th district is heating up as Scott Baugh campaigns to secure a GOP victory in a tightly contested California district. Hugh investigates.
Mike Gallagher dismantles President Biden for his "garbage" comment.
Former race car driver Danica Patrick shares her motivations for supporting Trump in a conversation with Charlie Kirk, signaling an interesting shift among influential voices in this election cycle.
As Election Day approaches, Trish Regan closes the show with a reminder of the stakes involved, urging listeners to ensure their voices are heard at the polls. Every vote will shape the future, and this year’s election could set the course for years to come.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Senator Ron Johnson discuss Congress's oversight of ActBlue, revealing recent suspicious activity reports on donations. Johnson criticizes federal agencies for ignoring potential foreign donations and highlights his ongoing push for transparency in campaign finance.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk criticizes a sense of complacency within the ranks, urging listeners to take decisive action in the final week before the election. He emphasizes that Trump's victory isn’t guaranteed and warns against overconfidence, advocating instead for relentless voter outreach and mobilization.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Danica Patrick, a former professional racing driver, explore the significance of voting, with Danica sharing her enthusiasm over her first time navigating a ballot and proudly earning her “I Voted” sticker. They discuss their shared values around health, patriotism, and the influence of leaders like Donald Trump and Jordan Peterson on truth-driven politics. Concluding with insights from Tucker Carlson, they reflect on the importance of authentic, people-centered leadership for America's future.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Mark Morgan, former Acting Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection in the Trump administration, to talk about the disaster at the border and how Kamala Harris won't own it, even when pressed by Anderson Cooper at a recent CNN Townhall.
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Townhall Review - October 26, 2024
With just over a week left until Election Day, Hugh Hewitt speaks with President Donald Trump about his strategy in the final stretch. Trump discusses his drive to "run through the tape" and his continued support for Israel during its conflict with multiple adversaries.
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Dennis Prager examines the Biden/Harris administration's weak response to Iran's missile attacks on Israel. Prager critiques the administration’s diplomatic strategy and calls for a return to "peace through strength."
Ohio Senator and Vice Presidential nominee J.D. Vance addresses the serious issue of a Pentagon staffer leaking top-secret Israeli intelligence. Vance calls for swift identification and prosecution of the perpetrator.
Seth Leibsohn and Ed Morrissey reflect on Trump’s knack for connecting directly with everyday Americans.
Mike Gallagher shares his perspective on the unpredictable and fast-paced nature of the 2024 election, and Trump’s ability to unsettle the Harris campaign in these final days.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk welcomes veteran journalist Mark Halperin to discuss the latest developments in the 2024 election. They dive into the data showing a shift toward Donald Trump, the Harris campaign's struggles with messaging, and what could still change the race with only two weeks to go.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Andy McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review and Fox News contributor, to discuss the latest developments in the Trump Georgia probe. They dive into the involvement of Nathan Wade, the political motivations behind Fani Willis' case, and the broader implications for justice in America.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator J.D. Vance about casting his early vote for Donald Trump and Vance, reflecting on the surreal political moment. They dive into the investigation of a classified intelligence leak, the impact of immigration policies, and the regulatory burdens affecting the housing market. Vance highlights the importance of national security, reducing illegal immigration, and returning to common-sense policies.
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In this episode, John Solomon highlights record early voting in Georgia, disproving previous claims that voter ID laws would suppress turnout. Rep. Mike Collins echoes this, noting strong Republican ground efforts and voter enthusiasm, with a focus on economic and physical security driving voter decisions.
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Townhall Review - October 19, 2024
In this week’s episode of Townhall Review, host Hugh Hewitt dives into the fast-approaching 2024 election.
Charlie Kirk and Trump’s political director, James Blair, discuss the importance of voter turnout, emphasizing that success hinges on getting the right numbers at the polls.
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan point out how the strategy of allowing non-citizens to vote is spreading across the country.
As the election nears, Hugh touches on the growing phenomenon of “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which Matt Continetti describes as reaching new heights of intensity. Continetti shares his insights during a teaser clip from Hugh’s full hour-long interview.
Victor Davis Hanson talks about the Left's efforts to offend autoworkers, minorities, Catholics and more, demographics where the GOP has historically been weak are looking quite strong.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Danial Mahony of Assumption University about the left’s increasing repudiation of Western values, illustrated by recent events such as Nottingham University’s decision to issue a trigger warning on Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.
Dennis Prager reflects on the stark differences between Europe’s changing immigration policies and the United States', highlighting the growing divide between public sentiment and political action on immigration.
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In this episode, Larry Elder interacts with clips from the Fox News interview between Kamala Harris and Bret Baier. The interview was an utter disaster for Harris. Larry explains.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager laments the latest Harris cringe campaign ad that clearly indicates her campaign's disconnect with rational, critically thinking men. Let's just say the video went viral for all the wrong reasons.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and James Blair, Trump's campaign political director, report on the growing momentum for President Trump, leading in key battleground states. Blair highlights successful campaign stops, focus on immigration, and new border patrol policies, emphasizing voter turnout and shifts in voter registration.
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In this episode, John Solomon interviews Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, who emphasizes the Republican National Committee's offensive strategy in the upcoming elections, citing gains in polls and voter enthusiasm driven by dissatisfaction with Kamala Harris’s policies. Whatley also discusses key issues like immigration and economic crises, while criticizing media bias in favor of Harris and highlighting Republican successes in early voting and voter registration efforts.
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Townhall Review - October 12, 2024
Charlie Kirk talks with Fox News Contributor, Sara Carter, about the severe damage in Florida and North Carolina, where Hurricane Helene has wiped out entire communities. Carter reports from the scene, sharing stories of resilience and how Americans are stepping up to help their neighbors without federal support.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Ron Johnson, who expresses frustration over the federal government's failure to act, accusing the Biden administration of diverting resources to push a progressive agenda instead of focusing on real disaster relief.
Former President Donald Trump joins Hugh to discuss the ongoing threat from Iran and the failure of the Biden administration to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions. For the entire interview between Hugh Hewitt and President Trump, check out the full podcast.
Mike Gallagher delves into Kamala Harris's recent interviews, including her appearance on 60 Minutes, where she continues to struggle in her role as vice president.
Victor Davis Hanson and Sebastian Gorka discuss the failures of the Biden administration’s foreign policy, particularly its weakness on Iran, which they argue has emboldened Tehran to attack Israel.
Larry Elder and Joel Rosenberg discuss the looming threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, criticizing past U.S. administrations for allowing the regime to get close to nuclear capability.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor discusses Kamala Harris's disastrous performance in her 60 Minutes interview, where she struggled to provide clear and coherent answers to semi-tough questions.
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In this episode, Tony Perkins, host of This Week On The Hill, talks with Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, about the upcoming election and the media's role, particularly criticizing bias during debates. They emphasize the importance of civility in politics, Israel's strained trust with the U.S. under Biden, and the need for strong leadership on both domestic and global issues.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews former President Donald Trump about various topics, including U.S. foreign policy, Israel's military strategy, and the situation in Iran. Trump criticizes the Biden administration, claiming their policies have been detrimental to Israel, and discusses his belief that Israel has the right to defend itself, while also reflecting on his own past foreign policy decisions.
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Joe Piscopo and Ambassador David Friedman, author of One Jewish State: The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict discuss the deteriorating U.S. policies toward Iran's nuclear threat and Israel's struggles under Biden’s administration. Friedman argues that Trump’s approach, especially through the Abraham Accords, brought stability, while current policies have emboldened Iran and weakened Israel’s security.
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Townhall Review - October 5, 2024
In this episode, we dive into the heated Vice-Presidential debate between Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. With the election just weeks away, Hugh Hewitt breaks down the key moments, policy clashes, and what’s at stake as voters head to the polls.
Key Segments:
- VP Debate Showdown: Ohio’s J.D. Vance and Minnesota’s Tim Walz face off.
- Matthew Continetti’s Analysis: Breaking down the debate’s impact on the election.
- Richard Hudson on the GOP’s Strategy: The NRCC Chair discusses the roadmap to a Republican House majority.
- Mike Garcia on Military Readiness: Addressing the growing defense capacity gap with China.
- Derrick Anderson on Israel’s Conflict: Insights on Israel’s fight against Hezbollah and its global implications.
- Congressional Races to Watch: A look at key House races, Derrick Anderson in Virginia’s 7th district. Mike Garcia in California’s 27th, David Schweikert in Arizona’s 1st and Kevin Coughlin in Ohio’s 13th.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Former U.S. Congressman Lee Zeldin discuss the contrast between JD Vance's strong debate performance and Tim Walls' unpreparedness, noting Vance's alignment with Trump and ability to connect with voters.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews Ambassador David Friedman about his book "One Jewish State: The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict" and Israel's actions in Lebanon. Friedman supports Israel's sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, suggesting a model similar to Puerto Rico’s governance under U.S. sovereignty for Palestinians in the region.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn and Ed Morrissey, of Hotair.com, talk about the VP debate tonight between JD Vance and Tim Walz, where Vance may challenge Waltz on policy positions linked to Kamala Harris. Leibsohn and Morrissey then discuss President Biden's apparent confusion when asked about the Israeli strikes in Yemen, with the hosts expressing concern over Biden's cognitive abilities and the constitutional crisis this may represent.
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Townhall Review - September 28, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Florida Congressman Mike Waltz to discuss Israel's overnight attack on Hezbollah, severely damaging its missile fleet and raising questions about a potential conflict with Iran.
Joe Piscopo questions retired General Jack Keane about the possibility of U.S. troops being used in a potential ground war in the Middle East.
John Solomon and Michael Oren discuss Israel's preparation for possible ground action in Southern Lebanon. Oren also criticizes the lack of consequences for Hezbollah’s violations of UN resolutions and questions the conditional nature of U.S. support for Israel.
Tony Perkins, host of “This Week on the Hill” talks with former Secretary of State under Trump, Mike Pompeo, about the Middle East's shift from peace under the Abraham Accords during Trump's tenure to chaos under the Biden administration.
Victor Davis Hanson explains that Israel has decisively disrupted Hezbollah’s operations by taking out its leadership and destroying its missile launchers. He emphasizes that Israel is showing strength and resilience against Hezbollah and Iran, leaving their adversaries uncertain about escalating the conflict further.
Seth Leibsohn invites Seth Mandel of Commentary Magazine to discuss Leon Panetta’s controversial comments labeling Israel's pager plot against Hezbollah as terrorism. They argue that targeting enemy communication systems is a legitimate, time-honored strategy in warfare.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Ohio Congressman Warren Davidson discuss Zelensky's taxpayer-funded visit to the U.S., portraying it as a political move to garner support for Ukraine, with little accountability for the aid sent. They also highlight concerns over FBI informants' involvement on January 6th and failures within the Secret Service regarding a potential assassination plot against Trump.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss the RNC's efforts to ensure election integrity, including recruiting poll workers and observers, combating voter fraud, and protecting the sanctity of the vote.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager criticizes President Biden's foreign policy, stating that his decisions have led to a more dangerous world, citing the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal and weakened U.S. deterrence. He argues that Biden's actions have emboldened adversaries like Iran, Russia, and China, contributing to global instability and a decline in U.S. influence.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Rep. James Comer, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, discuss the Biden administration's policies and their impact on issues such as the economy, security, and border control. Comer criticizes the administration's actions and lack of transparency, highlighting a hearing focused on these concerns, and emphasizes the Republican agenda for the upcoming election.
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Townhall Review - September 21, 2024
Joe Piscopo and former CIA operative Dan Hoffman look at how Israel sent a very clear and explosive message to Hezbollah via old-school pagers.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson turn to Roger Kimball, editor of The New Criterion for a look at the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life.
Hugh Hewitt turns to South Dakota Senator John Thune for an overview of the battle for control of the Senate.
Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Senate candidate Eric Hovde about his campaign against Senator Tami Baldwin.
Hewitt interviews Nella Domenici, daughter of the late Senator Pete Domenici, who is running for Senate in New Mexico against the incumbent, Martin Heinrich.
Rounding out the show, Hugh talks with former governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, who accomplished an economic turnaround in his first term. Hogan is running for Senate in a race many would think isn't competitive, but it is.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Florida Congressman Michael Waltz about the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, praising Israel's strategic operations and discussing U.S. military deterrence. They also criticize Vice President Kamala Harris' statements on military engagement and address security concerns around assassination attempts on former President Trump.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Senator Tommy Tuberville discuss security concerns surrounding former President Trump, with Tuberville criticizing limited protection and suggesting military involvement. They express frustration over the lack of support for enhancing Trump’s security and critique the Democrats' handling of related issues.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk looks at the details following yet another attempted assassination of President Donald Trump. Charlie also looks at the media's reaction to it.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Senate GOP Whip John Thune of South Dakota about the 2024 Senate map, highlighting critical races like Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan.
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Townhall Review - September 14, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Matthew Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon for analysis of the first and likely only debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Larry O'Connor blasts ABC News for how moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis handled the debate, and how it quickly became clear that they threw down 100 percent with Kamala Harris, not fact-checking her a single time.
Hugh Hewitt invites Dave McCormick, who is running against Bob Casey in Philadelphia, to discuss his campaign for Senate.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Kari Lake about her Senate contest in Arizona and how she wants to help turn the economy around so Americans can realize the American dream.
Hewitt interviews Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL, who is looking un-seat Senator John Tester in Montana.
Bob Frantz talks with Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Bernie Moreno who is running for Senate in Ohio.
Hewitt talks with Jim Justice, who's looking to fill the "Manchin" Senate seat in West Virginia.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Bernie Kerik, retired Police Commissioner of the NYPD, express concern over the lack of attention to terrorism during the 2024 presidential debate, despite escalating threats like terrorists entering the U.S. and Iran's proxy activities. They emphasize the dangers of open borders and the potential for future attacks, drawing lessons from 9/11.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt looks at the debate performance between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with major assistance for Harris from ABC moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, discuss topics like the strategic importance of the "Philadelphia Corridor" between Gaza and Egypt, the differing perspectives among Israelis and their families affected by the war, and concerns about the Biden administration's potential approach to Israel and the Middle East.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager discusses the importance of work with author David Bahnsen, who emphasizes that work is a divine and essential part of life, equating it to worship. Bahnsen critiques the modern trend of avoiding work, highlighting the growing number of young men not participating in the workforce. Bahnsen challenges the concept of retirement, calling for a more productive and fulfilling approach to life.
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Townhall Review - September 7, 2024
Hugh Hewitt invites Matthew Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon to look at the interview between CNN's Dana Bash and democratic nominee, Kamala Harris.
John Solomon and Wyoming Congresswoman Harriet Hageman look at Harris' track record and her proposed agenda, which Hageman argues will immediately destroy the American economy.
Hugh Hewitt invites Senator J.D. Vance to talk about the barbaric execution of six hostages by Hamas, one of which was an American. Vance highlights the fact that Hamas has been increasingly emboldened by Kamala Harris' policies. For Hewitt's entire interview with Vance, click here.
Dennis Prager speaks with David Friedman, former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, about the recent challenges faced by Israel, particularly the impact of Hamas' actions and the complexities of Israeli/Palestinian politics amid ongoing conflicts.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Will Scharf, Attorney for President Trump, about the multiple indictments against President Trump. Scharf explains that Jack Smith's new superseding indictment omits evidence deemed immune by the Supreme Court, but still includes questionable elements that will be challenged in court.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager speaks with David Friedman, the former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, about the significance of moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem during the Trump presidency and the unexpected positive outcomes, including the Abraham Accords. Friedman also discusses the recent challenges faced by Israel, particularly the impact of Hamas' actions and the complexities of Israeli politics amid ongoing conflicts.
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In this episode, Dan Proft, John Kass and Gerard Baker of the Wall Street Journal critique Dana Bash's interview with Kamala Harris, describing Harris's responses as long-winded and lacking substance, particularly on her "opportunity economy." Gerard Baker notes that Harris dodged key questions and failed to give a coherent vision for her presidency, suggesting that this reflects her inability to handle the role of president.
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Townhall Review - August 31, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden, also a retired Navy SEAL, ponder why the Biden administration hasn't commended Israel for rescuing hostages from savages.
John Solomon and Chris Miller, who was acting Secretary of Defense under President Trump, criticize the lack of accountability for the 13 American lives lost during the Afghanistan withdrawal, emphasizing the disconnect between official statements and reality. Miller warns that this deceit undermines military values and public trust.
Hugh Hewitt and Jonathan Schanzer, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discuss how the Biden Administration has forbidden Israel from ensuring there are consequences to those who attack the State of Israel.
Dennis Prager and George Gilder, author of "The Israel Test," talk about the update his book received after the October 7 attack on Israel. Gilder highlights how the United States, in many ways, is more dependent on Israel than Israel is on the United States.
Hugh Hewitt invites Walter Russell Mead, author of “The Arc of a Covenant: The United States, Israel, and the Fate of the Jewish People,” to talk about the state of the American-Israeli connection today, and how Donald Trump was able to make breakthroughs in the Middle East, unlike any of his predecessors or President Biden.
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Joe Piscopo and Former Chief Asst. U.S. Attorney Andy McCarthy discuss the legal challenges surrounding Donald Trump, in light of the never-quitting Jack Smith who has leveed a superseding indictment on the former president. McCarthy discusses the possible implications of the case and the upcoming election.
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In this episode, Larry Elder interviews John Voight about Dennis Quaid's portrayal of Ronald Reagan in an upcoming film, where Voight praises Quaid's humble and dedicated approach. They then discuss the differing public reactions to assassination attempts on Reagan and Trump, highlighting the current divisive political climate and media biases.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Chris Miller discuss the third anniversary of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, emphasizing the lack of accountability and transparency regarding the failures that led to the deaths of 13 Marines. Miller reflects on the emotional toll and the continued threat from terrorist groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk reviews the speech by Kamala Harris at the Democrat National Convention. Kirk says her speech was poorly delivered, lacking substance, and failing to address pressing domestic issues. He asserts that Harris promotes misleading narratives and prioritizes foreign interventions over the well-being of American citizens.
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Townhall Review - August 24, 2024
Hugh Hewitt asks President Trump to weigh in on his opponent Kamala Harris, now the formal Democrat nominee. They discuss everything from her position on Israel to the crushing blow price controls will have on the economy.
Charlie Kirk looks at Democrats' branding message of “freedom” at the Democrat National Convention, which he describes as the most aggressive propaganda he's seen.
Sebastian Gorka invites former President Trump's attorney, Alina Habba, to challenge voters to consider if they were better off under Trump or Biden.
Larry Elder highlights the only real policy that the Harris Walz campaign has revealed: price controls, which Larry argues is pure Marxism. He also discusses why the media has been covering for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn and David Harsanyi, senior editor for The Federalist, critique the hypocrisy of the Obamas in lecturing on decency while engaging in divisive rhetoric, particularly pointing out Michelle Obama's accusations of racism against those opposing Kamala Harris. Harsanyi argues that the media's failure to challenge Democratic narratives, such as the misrepresentation of Trump's Charlottesville comments, makes politics increasingly difficult and dangerous.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor discusses President Joe Biden's public humiliation by his own party, particularly during a late-night speech at the DNC, highlighting Biden's political irrelevance and the orchestrated efforts to push him aside.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Seth Gruber, CEO/Founder of The White Rose Resistance. Seth argues that leftist arguments dehumanize the pre-born by creating standards that could also justify the killing of born individuals who are dependent. He asserts that abortion is never medically necessary, even in high-risk pregnancies, advocating instead for early delivery as a safer option for both mother and child.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Seth Gruber, CEO/Founder of The White Rose Resistance. Seth shares the historical inspiration behind his "White Rose Resistance," drawing parallels between Nazi Germany and modern abortion.
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Townhall Review - August 17, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to Byron York of the Washington Examiner to comment on the monumental conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump on X this week.
Charlie Kirk interacts with portions of the interview between Elon Musk and President Trump, which was easily one of the most viral conversations ever, now with over 1 billion views.
Hugh turns to Mike Waltz, GOP representative from Florida’s 6th Congressional district and also a Green Beret to discuss Kamala Harris' pick for VP, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who has for a decade used stolen valor to advance his political career.
Chris Stigall and Ed Morrissey, of Hot Air, discuss how there is mounting pressure for Kamala Harris to engage more openly with the media to counteract worldwide publicity that President Trump received on X.
Larry O'Connor analyzed the Musk-Trump interview as a direct line to the public, bypassing traditional media filters. The conversation's reach, particularly among younger demographics, was seen as a threat to traditional media's control over political discourse.
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In this episode, Trish Regan discusses various topics in this transcript, including inflation, media bias, social media misinformation, and Kamala Harris's policies. She criticizes Kamala Harris's stance on immigration detention centers and questions her ability to effectively control the border. Regan also highlights the media's biased coverage and their attempts to generate momentum for Harris.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk interacts with portions of the interview between Elon Musk and President Trump on X, which was easily one of the most viral conversations ever, now with over 1 billion views.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Eli Lake, reporter for The Free Press, discuss Kamala Harris's shortcomings as a leader, particularly her lack of clarity on Israel's national security needs. They both criticize her lack of ideological consistency and question her qualifications for the presidency.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk criticizes Tim Walz, accusing him of abandoning his National Guard unit before a deployment to Iraq in 2005 to pursue a political career. Kirk argues that Walz's actions reflect a severe lack of integrity and dishonor, making him unfit for higher office.
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Townhall Review - August 10, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with Thomas Conner, former career-long Professor of History at Hillsdale College, who provides a brief summary of World War I, mentioning that France lost a significant number of soldiers in 1915 and that the war had declared itself fully by that time.
Dennis Prager talks with H.W. Crocker about America's role in the war, as described in his book, The Yanks Are Coming!: A Military History of the United States in World War I. Crocker explains how the U.S. entry was pivotal in turning the tide against Germany, and he highlights the heroism of American soldiers while also discussing the broader cultural consequences of the war.
Victor Davis Hanson interviews acclaimed figurative sculptor Sabin Howard, discussing his monumental work on the World War I Memorial: A Soldier's Journey. They explore Howard's artistic process, influences, and the cultural significance of his work, as he shares insights into the classical techniques he uses and his vision for future projects.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall and John Hayward, National Security Deputy Editor at Breitbart, critiques Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, highlighting perceived failures in his policies and manipulation of media narratives to his advantage. Hayward discusses the broader implications of Walz's governance and offers strategic advice for opposing his administration.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Senator J.D. Vance, Donald Trump's running mate, discuss a recent attack on U.S. troops in Iraq and the appropriate U.S. response. Vance talks about the need for strong military action against Iranian proxies and criticizes the current administration's handling of the situation.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Justice Neil Gorsuch discuss Gorsuch's new book "Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law." Justice Gorsuch highlights the excessive federal power and severe penalties imposed on individuals, urging a reflection on these issues in his book.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Justice Neil Gorsuch discuss Gorsuch's new book "Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law." They also delve into the complexities and impacts of federal laws and regulations, and the struggles of ordinary Americans like magician Marty Hahn against overwhelming bureaucratic requirements.
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Townhall Review - August 3, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dan Senor, host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, to review Israel's targeted killing of two top-tier terrorists working with Iran.
Joe Piscopo and Dan Hoffman, a veteran of the CIA, discuss how this high-stakes move by Israel is a military game changer.
Hugh Hewitt and Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida talk about how the news of the death of Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh sent a message to Iran. The question now is, how will Iran respond?
Sebastian Gorka turns to author Conrad Black to look at the deep issues of distrust in the Secret Service and our government agencies, typified by the non-answers by Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe during a congressional hearing this week about the assassination attempt on President Trump.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Yuval Levin, editor-in-chief at National Affairs about his new book, American Covenant: How the Constitution Unified Our Nation—and Could Again.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Senator Rick Scott, who discusses the situation in Venezuela, highlighting that opposition leader Maria Karina Mardo has evidence of winning the vote despite the government's suppression efforts. Kirk and Scott talk about the need for international support to recognize the opposition's victory and pressure Maduro to relinquish power.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss the Democratic Party's focus on racial identity politics, highlighting efforts like "White Dudes for Harris" and "White Women for Kamala Harris," which they criticize as divisive. They also express confidence in Donald Trump's campaign, emphasizing his focus on unity, economic strength, and family issues, while downplaying the impact of Democratic fundraising and star power.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager criticizes leftists for mocking Christianity, exemplified by a controversial segment at the opening ceremonies for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. He argues that this mockery, which included a parody of the Last Supper featuring drag queens and a nude singer, reflects a broader cultural shift away from Judeo-Christian values toward pre-biblical paganism.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and James Carafano, the senior council to the president of the Heritage Foundation, discuss recent unrest near Union Station, including the desecration of an American flag and an attack on a law enforcement officer. They highlight concerns over Democratic Party divisions and geopolitical threats, particularly focusing on Islamist extremism supported by Russia, China, and Iran.
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Townhall Review - July 7, 2024
This week, we'll hear excerpts from Bebe Netanyahu's speech to Congress, which V.P. Kamala Harris couldn't be bothered to attend.
We'll also listen to the grilling between Rep Lisa McClain from Michigan and Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, which forced Cheatle, in a bipartisan fashion, to resign in disgrace the following day.
Morgan Ortagus, filling in for Hugh Hewitt, talks with Florida Congressman Mike Waltz about his experience at Director Cheatle's hearing,
Charlie Kirk talks with Senator J.D. Vance, about how Kamala Harris, without even a vote, has replaced Joe Biden as the Presidential Democrat nominee.
Seth Leibsohn talks with presidential historian Tevi Troy about how politicians, mainstream media, and V.P. Kamala Harris have lied to the American people about Biden's infirmities, which has had a devasting impact on our nation.
Chris Stigall talks with Ed Morrissey, Managing Editor at HotAir.com, about Kamala Harris' record of failure and how the media is trying their best to "memory hole" her position as "Border Czar."
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In this episode, Dennis Prager criticizes Kamala Harris, describing her as a California progressive who supports policies like student loan forgiveness, a nationwide fracking ban, and Medicare for All. He questions her competence and attributes her political success to luck and the use of "various means" to get ahead.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk asks Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) about her reaction to the resignation of Secret Service Director Kim Cheatle. Mace responds, celebrating the resignation, which she attributes to her motion to impeach Cheatle, and criticizes the lack of action from Biden and Harris.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz and columnist Josh Hammer discuss the peculiar situation surrounding Joe Biden's decision to step down from reelection and the political chaos and uncertainty, and the potential implications of Kamala Harris stepping into the presidential race amidst these developments.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn interviews Charles Kesler, editor of the Claremont Review of Books, discussing the impact of Donald Trump on the Republican Party and the controversial nature of the "Make America Great Again" slogan. Kesler explains that Trump's influence on the party has grown over time and that the slogan has sparked significant debate due to differing views on American greatness.
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Townhall Review - July 20, 2024
Hugh Hewitt invites Salena Zito, author of “The Great Revolt: Inside The Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics,” to share about her first-hand experience at the Butler, Pennsylvania rally on Saturday, where President Trump was nearly assassinated.
Chris Stigall talks with former Army Ranger Sean Parnell, about his experience at the rally.
Hugh Hewitt and Florida Congressman Mike Waltz look into the scrutiny that the Secret Service is getting for not better protecting the President.
Charlie Kirk and Florida Congressman Cory Mills, a decorated combat veteran and sniper, on his expert analysis of the assassination attempt.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC, to discuss how, in his words "This is an opportunity to shift the American stance in the world for decades to come."
Hugh Hewitt looks back at a 2016 conversation he had with Senator J.D. Vance, now the Vice President nominee, about his book, “Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis.”
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk speaks with author Michael Knowles, who recounts the moment he heard about the assassination attempt on President Trump. Knowles and Kirk discuss the significance of the incident, the political and spiritual implications, and the resilience symbolized by Trump's epic fist pump response.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk speaks with Congressman Cory Mills, discussing security failures during a near-assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Mills criticizes the negligence of the Secret Service and advocates for a thorough investigation, suggesting possible intent behind the security lapses.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Salena Zito, of the Washington Examiner, who recently interviewed President Trump following Saturday's assassination attempt. Zito details Trump's emphasis on projecting strength and discusses the strong sense of community in Western Pennsylvania.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk invites Congressman Chip Roy to explain that the SAVE Act ensures only American citizens can vote in federal elections by requiring states to verify citizenship. The bill passed the House with some bipartisan support and aims to address the issue of non-citizens voting in federal elections.
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Townhall Review - July 13, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Tim Sheehy, the GOP’s nominee to represent Montana, discuss the media coverage of Biden’s infirmities, which Sheehy argues is the greatest cover-up in the history of American politics.
Amy Jacobson and co-host John Anthony talk with Ed Morrissey of Hot Air about where it all goes from here.
Victor Davis Hanson explains how Bidengate is worse than Watergate, pointing to the media covering up for Biden the entire time, until now.
Hugh Hewitt invites Matthew Continetti, of the Washington Free Beacon, to highlight a few of the major points of the 2024 GOP platform, which reflects what voters can expect from Trump, should he win in November.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk invites John Solomon of Just the News to report on whistleblowers exposing the Biden administration's mishandling of unaccompanied migrant children, resulting in thousands of missing children who may be victims of trafficking.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Ralph Reed, Chairman of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, discuss the Republican National Committee's new platform, affirming the party's long-standing pro-life stance and emphasizing state-level action following the reversal of Roe v. Wade. They discuss the platform's alignment with Donald Trump's policies and the strategic importance of engaging voters through early voting efforts.
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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson invite Steven Bucci, a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation's Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, to address concerns about President Biden's cognitive capacity and questions if his cabinet should urge him to undergo an independent medical evaluation.
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Townhall Review - July 6, 2024
Dan Proft talks with Randy Barnett of Georgetown Law about the monumental 6-3 Supreme Court ruling, which aims to prevent the prosecution of outgoing presidents by incoming administrations.
John Solomon turns to Pennsylvania Congressman Scott Perry for a more in-depth analysis of the Trump v. United States case.
Legal experts Stephen Vladeck from the University of Texas School of Law and Jonathan Adler from Case Western Reserve University discuss the significant ruling in Loper Bright v. Raimondo, which marks the end of the Chevron doctrine.
Hugh Hewitt engages with Matthew Spalding, Dean of Hillsdale College, to appreciate the uniqueness of America's experiment in liberty. They discuss the importance of renewing our understanding and appreciation of the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, especially during the 4th of July weekend.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt invites Byron York of the Washington Examiner to discuss the significant news from the past week, including the Supreme Court decision and President Biden's appearance, before discussing the controversial hypothetical scenarios involving Trump and military actions, as well as the ongoing debates around Trump's legal issues and the political ramifications for Biden.
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In this episode, John Solomon talks with PA Representative Scott Perry, highlighting a Supreme Court decision affirming presidential immunity for official acts, impacting Trump and future presidents. Perry discusses the broader implications of this ruling and the responsibilities of Congress in addressing issues like social media regulation and presidential actions.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt illustrates how the left-wing media is in a frenzy trying to figure out what to do about President Biden, after having suffered through Biden's dismal performance against Trump last Thursday night.
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Townhall Review - June 29, 2024
Chris Stigall sits down with former president Donald Trump to discuss Trump's priorities, including the economy, inflation, the border, and national security.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Florida Congressman Mike Waltz who warns that the rhetoric and actions of the Biden administration could embolden Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, potentially leading to a broader war and posing an existential threat to Israel.
John Solomon talks with Michael Oren, formerly Israel’s Ambassador to the U.S., about the current situation in northern Israel where rocket fire has reached the Sea of Galilee, posing a significant threat to Israel's stability.
Hugh Hewitt talks and Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo critique the Biden administration’s foreign policy and national security strategies, and the importance of projecting strength to America’s adversaries. He discusses the China threat and the necessity of a firm stance against the Chinese Communist Party.
Dennis Prager and Victor Davis Hanson discuss the internal threats posed by political polarization and naivete in Hanson’s latest book, “The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation.”
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses the upcoming November election with economist Stephen Moore, focusing on the economy's critical role. Moore highlights that green energy tax credits disproportionately benefit the wealthy and criticizes Biden's economic policies, predicting potential financial collapse if current trends continue.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Retired Navy Captain Jerry Hendrix discuss David Ignatius' article on military reform, emphasizing the need for the Pentagon to prioritize cost-effective drones over expensive, vulnerable aircraft carriers and fighter jets. Hendrix advocates for a sea power national security strategy, highlighting the importance of investing in commercial shipbuilding to maintain economic and military superiority.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Danielle Pletka, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discuss the slow delivery of U.S. weapons to Israel amid potential conflict with Hezbollah and the looming threat of Iran's nuclear capabilities. Pletka criticizes the Biden administration's handling of arms deals and expresses concern over Iran's advancement towards nuclear weapons, suggesting stronger measures are needed to address these issues.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk discusses a breaking story with James O'Keefe, Founder of Project Veritas, revealing that a Disney vice president was recorded admitting the company does not hire white people, explicitly circumventing the law. This revelation is expected to lead to significant lawsuits and further disclosures from insiders against Disney's hiring practices.
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Townhall Review - June 22, 2024
In this special special edition, we delve into the extraordinary life and legacy of Winston Churchill, one of the most consequential figures of the 20th century.
Dennis Prager invites historian Andrew Roberts to discuss his book, Churchill: Walking with Destiny, delving into Churchill’s unparalleled contributions as the UK’s Prime Minister during World War II.
Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Jack Fowler explore an alternate history, pondering what might have happened if Churchill had not taken on this pivotal role.
Hugh Hewitt and Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, examine Churchill's prolific writing career, which includes over 50 volumes. They discuss how his literary works continue to inspire and educate future generations about leadership and resilience.
Hewitt and Arnn also focus on how Churchill addressed fundamental human questions. They reflect on Churchill's ability to provide profound commentary even amidst the pressures of wartime leadership.
For more information, read Arrn's book, Churchill's Trial: Winston Churchill and the Salvation of Free Government.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn discusses the significance of Juneteenth, Frederick Douglass's advocacy for black enlistment during the Civil War, and the broader implications for civil rights. Seth criticizes President Biden for equating contemporary Republican policies with historical racism, arguing that America has significantly progressed in racial equality.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt discusses with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s proposal to eliminate taxes on tips, which Cotton supports as beneficial for service workers. They also criticize President Biden’s immigration policies and actions, deeming them illegal and ineffective.
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In this episode, Tony Perkins, host of This Week On The Hill, talks with Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, about the excitement among Republicans about the upcoming election, and the importance of running as if behind in the polls, while focusing on election integrity and security. They also discussed the National Defense Authorization Act and the importance of focusing on the military's mission and national security.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg (Ret.), a distinguished Vietnam War veteran, discussing the January 6th events and the role of the National Guard, highlighting miscommunications and delays in deploying troops.
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Townhall Review - June 15, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida about the ongoing border crisis, with eight ISIS terrorists from Tajikistan recently apprehended in major U.S. cities after being "fully vetted" and released.
Joe Piscopo talks with Thomas Homan, former Acting Director of ICE, about the dangers of the Biden Administration's border policies.
Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Jack Fowler, discuss the inability of the West's political class and media to distinguish between a liberal democracy and a terrorist attack. Victor's full podcast is linked here.
Seth Leibsohn invites Geopolitical analyst Brandon Weichert to discuss the rise in antisemitism and its implications with a warning that the nation is on the brink. Seth's full podcast is linked here.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Haviv Rettig Gur, from the Times of Israel, who provides context on a Wall Street Journal article that details Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s brutal strategies, noting that Sinwar has killed more Palestinians than Israelis. Hugh's full podcast is linked here.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo welcomes Former Chief Asst. U.S. Attorney Andy McCarthy to discuss the Hunter Biden case and the broader implications of legal and political maneuvering in high-profile cases.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt invites Jed Rubenfeld, Professor at Yale Law School, to share his perspective on the Trump trial and what could used as grounds for appeal in former President Trump's Manhattan convictions.
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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson invite Steven Bucci, a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation's Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, to provide insights on the Israeli raid in Gaza, praising the commandos' successful rescue of four hostages from Hamas. Criticism arises from the UN and EU, while casualty figures reported by Hamas are met with skepticism.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager talks with Mary Margaret Olohan, senior reporter covering culture and politics for The Daily Signal. Her new book is Detrans True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult.
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Townhall Review - June 8, 2024
Hugh Hewitt asks Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to share his perspective on the trial, and its implications and underlying motivations.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson sit down with former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy to share his expert analysis on the trial's proceedings and potential legal strategies moving forward.
Seth Leibsohn asks Carol Platt Liebau, president of the Yankee Institute, to offer her insights on the trial and its broader implications for American democracy.
In light of President Biden's recent executive order concerning the southern border, Hugh and Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake discuss the crisis and its political implications.
Dennis Prager talks with Steve Cortes, a key figure in Trump's 2016 and 2020 campaigns, about his documentary shedding light on the border crisis and its impact on national security.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt invites David Trulio, president and CEO of the Reagan Foundation, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and President Reagan’s speech on the bluffs of Normandy four decades ago.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn talks with Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy, about the guilty verdict in former President Trump's New York hush money trial, and its implications for democracy and the rule of law.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Speaker of the House Mike Johnson about the guilty verdict of Donald Trump, the repercussions it may have on upcoming congressional elections, and potential strategies for 2024.
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Townhall Review - June 1, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Senator Rick Scott delve into the Senate map for 2024, and the importance of GOP victories beyond the Trump trial.
Hugh turns to Michael Oren, Israel’s former Ambassador to the U.S., to give an update on Israel as the IDF advances in Rafa.
Victor Davis Hanson explains the history of the strategic relationship between Israel and the United States, countering many falsehoods pushed by talking heads.
Dennis Prager reflects on the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, highlighting the significance of this pivotal day in World War II history.
Bob Frantz talks with Jared Frederick , author of “Into the Cold Blue: My World War II Journeys with the Mighty Eighth Air Force,” which explores the story of John F. Homan and his time in the Eighth Air Force preparing for D-Day, 80 years ago.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall discusses the upcoming fall election with Kim Russell, an Independent Women's Forum ambassador, highlighting concerns about Title IX changes. Russell leads a coalition of women on a nationwide bus tour to protect women's rights, emphasizing bipartisan support and the urgency to address the issue.
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In this episode, Tony Perkins, host of This Week On The Hill, talks with Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, about strongly condemning the International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants against Israeli leaders, calling it madness and a globalist initiative. Johnson asserts Congress will pass legislation to sanction ICC officials and reaffirms unwavering support for Israel amidst escalating tensions.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk enthusiastically endorses Senator Rick Scott from Florida for Senate Majority Leader, emphasizing Scott's dedication to implementing conservative policies and bringing about necessary change. Senator Scott outlines his plans to prioritize term limits, fiscal responsibility, border security, and strengthening the military if elected, promising a proactive approach to leadership in the Senate.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by Jared Frederick, co-author of Into the Cold Blue: My World War II Journeys with the Mighty Eighth Air Force. He shares gripping accounts of heroic veterans like John Holman, a B-24 co-pilot. Their harrowing experiences not only illuminate history but also underscore the enduring valor of those who served, reminding us of the sacrifices made for freedom.
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Townhall Review — May 25, 2024
John Solomon talks with Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman about the ICC, the International Criminal Court, putting out an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson invite Mark Morgan, Acting Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection under Trump, to talk about the ongoing crisis at the southern border, citing startling statistics that demand answers.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the Trump trial and how Judge Juan Merchan issued instructions to the jury, but is waiting until next week for them to render a verdict.
Joe Piscopo invites Robert Greenway, who served in the National Security Council under Trump, to give his take on the reports from Iran on Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, and the foreign minister both killed in a helicopter crash.
Hugh talks with Haviv Retting Gur, of the Times of Israel, about what Israel's plan is in Rafa, the last stronghold in Gaza, and how it can be de-radicalized, even with all the threats and arm-twisting from the Biden administration.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Nigel Farage, leader of Brexit and host of Farage on GB News, who warns of the WHO Treaty, highlighting its threat to national sovereignty. He urges action to reform the treaty, stressing the importance of retaining democracy and individual liberties.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor critiques Joe Biden's reelection prospects, highlighting his struggle to retain crucial support from African-American male voters. At a recent speech at Morehouse College, Biden's pandering and divisive rhetoric further alienated the demographic, underscoring his disconnect and ineffectiveness.
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Hugh Hewitt interviews former National Security Advisor Robert C. O'Brien. O'Brien expresses Israeli officials' heartbreak over recent attacks, criticizes U.S. pressure for a ceasefire with Hamas, and the need to finish off Hamas before addressing other diplomatic matters. He also discusses China's influence via TikTok and expresses hope for President Trump's return to office.
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Joe Piscopo introduces Mark Morgan, a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation and former acting commissioner of US Customs and Border Protection. They discuss President Biden's plan to issue an executive order to close the border once daily crossings reach 4,000, with Morgan criticizing Biden's reversal of Trump-era initiatives and warning of the potential consequences of allowing chaos and lawlessness at the border.
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Townhall Review - May 18, 2024
Mark Davis invites Texas Senator John Cornyn to respond to the maddening lawfare strategy NY judges and DAs are using against former President Donald Trump.
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy about the latest details of the sham trial and the misdemeanor-turned-felony charges Trump is facing.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Donald Trump, about the trial and how he is purposefully being kept off the campaign trail, while President Biden, wresting with lousy poll numbers, rubs in the fact that Trump's only available to debate him on Wednesdays because of the trial. Trump gladly accepted Biden's snarky debate offer, even upping the ante. The full conversation is available on Highly Concentrated Hugh.
Hugh talks with Florida Congressman Mike Waltz, who's serving on the House Armed Services Committee, about the reneging of military aid to Israel and how it sends a message to Hamas to hold out, hold on to hostages and wait for a ceasefire. They also talk about how the U.S. military needs to get serious immediately with the likes of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping ramping up their aggression.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor praises Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech at Duke University, where Seinfeld defends the idea of privilege and urges graduates not to lose their sense of humor amidst protests over his support for Israel's right to exist.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager comments on a New York Post article by Douglas Murray, who brings attention to the moral clarity lacking in the current campus activism, highlighting the ignorance surrounding the consequences of chanting for ADA, and urges for a deeper understanding of the profound implications of such actions.
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In this episode, Tony Perkins, host of This Week On The Hill, talks with Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, about Marjorie Taylor Green's failed motion to vacate the chair. Despite Johnson's surprise at Green's actions, he emphasizes the need for unity and focus to tackle pressing issues like Israel aid and election integrity.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Dr. Ben Carson to discuss his book, The Perilous Fight: Overcoming Our Culture's War on the American Family. Stigall asks Dr. Ben Carson about potential VP picks and the fight to save the country, emphasizing faith, education, and family values, while hinting at Carson's potential future role in another Trump administration.
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Townhall Review - May 11, 2024
Hugh Hewitt turns to National Review’s Andrew McCarthy to discuss the latest in the sham trial of Donald Trump, which is purposefully keeping Trump off the campaign trail, seeking to charge him as a criminal for which there is no crime.
John Solomon talks with Michael Oren, Israel’s former Ambassador to the U.S., about Biden reneging on promised and already paid for munitions for Israel, threatening Israel's military for beginning its move on Rafah.
Hugh turns to Cliff May, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, to talk about Biden's dangerous delay tactic, which if delayed further will be a victory for Hamas.
Victor Davis Hanson, with co-host Jack Fowler talks about how Biden and the Democrats have created what Hanson likes to call a “Frankenstein monster.” The campus protests, full Hamas sympathizers, a.k.a "useful idiots," are being subsidized by us, the taxpayers.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Dr. Matthew Spalding, Hillsdale College's Vice President of Washington Operations & Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Government, about the pro-Hamas protests on college campuses across the country. He delves into the ideological rifts within the left, highlighting the culmination of postmodern Marxist ideas cultivated over decades in academia, shedding light on the complexities underlying the unrest.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt discusses with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton the confirmed delay in the delivery of precision-guided munitions to Israel, attributing it to President Biden's pressure on Israel due to the influence of the left wing of his party. Senator Cotton criticizes Biden's foreign policy decisions, suggesting they exacerbate conflicts like the Israel-Hamas war and praising former President Trump's approach for bringing stability.
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In this episode, John Solomon introduces his guest, J. Michael Waller, senior analyst for strategy at the Center for Security Policy and president of Georgetown Research, who discusses his book "Big Intel," highlighting the transformation of the CIA and FBI from Cold War heroes to entities pursuing political agendas. Waller recounts historical events and institutional shifts, shedding light on the infiltration of woke ideology, lack of accountability, and the politicization of intelligence agencies.
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In this episode between, John Solomon and Congressman Jim Jordan, Jordan meticulously outlines his apprehensions regarding the Department of Justice's approach to cases involving former President Trump, shedding light on potential collusion among prosecutors, notably Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith, and Fannie Willis, and emphasizing the imperative need for transparency and accountability in legal proceedings.
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Townhall Review - May 4, 2024
Joe Piscopo turns to Michael Goodwin of the New York Post to give us his candid take on the antisemitic chaos that is happening at Columbia University.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the need to restore order on college campuses.
John Solomon and Amanda Head on the “John Solomon Reports” podcast talk with Natalie Sanandaji, who is a survivor of the Nova music festival shooting on October 7 in Israel. She talks about the effort to silence her from speaking out against Hamas.
Hugh turns to Michael Oren, the former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, to discuss the way the United States is hamstringing Israel in its effort to take out Hamas once and for all.
Hugh talks with Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, about his takeaways from October 7th. He also talks about how many of the demonstrators at Columbia and other liberal campuses hate America and that it is telling about the mental health of the left.
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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson report that Representative Elise Stefanik from New York has filed an ethics complaint against prosecutor Jack Smith, accusing him of interfering with the 2024 election by prosecuting Donald Trump. Andy McCarthy agrees that the complaint won't go far, but notes Smith's blatant disregard for DOJ policies, suggesting a public case is being made. They discuss the politicization of prosecutions, with Trump vowing retribution if re-elected, highlighting the irony amidst ongoing legal battles.
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Joe Piscopo welcomes Tom Holman, a former acting director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. Holman delves into the risks of Chinese infiltration across the US border, urging preparedness for potential threats. Homan talks about the need for stronger border security measures and criticizes the lack of action from both political parties.
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In this episode, Julie Hartman describes her visit to Columbia University during the antisemitic pro-Hamas protest and how many universities have become hotbeds for extreme political activism, not free thought or academics.
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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson discusses the recent campus antisemitic protests in support of Palestine and Hamas. Hanson advocates for stronger measures such as arresting and deporting lawbreakers, critiquing university leaders, and urging a reassessment of the education system's priorities away from ideology towards genuine education.
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Townhall Review - April 27, 2024
Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, visits the Columbia University campus in New York City on Wednesday to make a stand for Jewish students who've been victimized by antisemitic unrest on campuses across the country.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Speaker Johnson about the recently passed aid packages to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.
Hugh talks with Mike Pompeo, President Trump’s Secretary of State, about the $99 billion security budget and what it means for our allies. They also discuss the New York City sham trial of former President Trump and how unjust and unfair it is to keep him off the campaign trail.
Chris Stigall talks with President Trump himself about the Ukraine funding, the border, Hamas, and how the GOP needs to rally behind Speaker Johnson, especially while only having a 1 seat majority in the House.
Hugh turns to Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis about the Ukraine aid package and what the end game will be.
John Solomon talks with Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, about whether or not the Biden administration could shift their wrongheaded approach to Iran.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and former University of Pennsylvania swimmer, Paula Scanlan, discuss the controversial changes to Title IX under the Biden administration, which equates sex with gender identity. This policy allows biological males to compete in women's sports and use women's facilities, leading to discomfort and concerns about fairness among female athletes like Paula, who experienced these changes firsthand at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Joe Piscopo and Former Chief Asst. U.S. Attorney Andy McCarthy discuss the legal challenges facing Donald Trump. McCarthy argues that Trump's right to free speech is being unfairly restricted by the court's gag order. He believes that while Trump may face consequences for his words, he should not be silenced from discussing important campaign issues.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall welcomes back President Donald Trump, expressing gratitude for his time and discussing personal challenges faced by Trump's family, including missing his son Barron's graduation due to ongoing legal proceedings.
Trump speaks on the hardships faced by his family, criticizes the current administration's policies, particularly regarding border security and energy production.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk Dr. Keith Rose, an Intel expert with insights into border issues and international activities. Dr. Rose discusses a coordinated effort between the US and Mexican immigration services to facilitate the movement of migrants into the US, hinting at potential voter registration strategies and financial motives behind these actions.
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Townhall Review - April 20, 2024
Hugh Hewitt discusses the unprecedented attack from Iran on Israel last Saturday, all set in motion by the Biden administration's failed appeasement strategy.
Speaker Mike Johnson, while on the Salem Podcast Network's “This Week on the Hill,” talks about the lack of support for Israel from Democrats and the Biden Administration.
Larry O'Connor points out how Biden's foreign policy, which can be summed up in one word, "don't" not only isn't working, but is a foolhardy invitation for more armed conflict.
Hugh Hewitt and Cliff May of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies point out how the lack of Israeli and American deterrence explains the escalation we’ve seen from Iran in recent days.
Hewitt turns to retired Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery, also with the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, to talk about the military capabilities of Iran
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk discusses the challenges faced by the pro-life movement in the wake of Donald Trump's abortion stance and the reactions of various pro-life leaders. He emphasizes the importance of strategic political action and the need for incremental wins to advance the pro-life cause, acknowledging the delicate balance between moral conviction and political pragmatism.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Michael Oren, Israel's former Ambassador to the U.S., discuss Israel's response to recent attacks. Dr. Oren shares the need for Israel to mount an international effort against Iran, change defensive strategies, and maintain deterrent power, highlighting the urgency to act against Iran's nuclear program.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt discusses the current situation with Dr. Michael Oren, Israel's former Ambassador to the U.S., about the tensions with Iran. Dr. Oren emphasizes vigilance rather than edginess and highlights potential threats to Jewish communities and Israeli diplomatic posts globally. They also touch upon the Biden administration's stance on Israel and the complexities surrounding Israeli politics, including potential military actions and peace negotiations.
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Townhall Review - April 13, 2024
Victor Davis Hanson addresses the shift from Biden who originally gave Israel everything they needed to fight Hamas, and now is calling for a unilateral cease-fire for two months.
John Solomon and Amanda Head turned to Marjorie Dannenfelser of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America about a pro-abortion statement made by former President Trump earlier this week.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Cathi Herrod of the Center for Arizona Policy about as their Arizona State Supreme Court releasing a 4-2 decision upholding an 1864 law restricting abortion.
Hugh Hewitt, while on the campus of Hillsdale College, had a conversation with Paul Moreno, author of, “How the Court Became Supreme: The Origins of American Juristocracy.” They discussed the critical role of an independent judiciary.
Jennifer Horn and Grant Stinchfield moderated a panel of local DAs at the 10th Annual Unite Inland Empire Conservative Summit. They discussed the respect for the rule of law that has been abandoned by non-prosecutorial DAs like George Gascon in Los Angeles.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks about the Biden administration's latest effort to buy votes, this time using American tax dollars to pay off student loans for thousands of people, a total slap in the face to everyone else who worked hard to pay them off or made other educational choices.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager commends the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for its decision to prohibit transgender women from participating in women's sports, highlighting the left's adherence to a postmodern concept of truth where subjective opinions override objective facts, such as the sex given to you by God at birth.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt introduces Bethany Mandell, discussing various topics including the public nature of Jewish community conversations, Israel's perception globally, and the impact of Israeli politics on the nation's image. Mandell shares insights on these issues, emphasizing the need for Western support for Israel's survival amidst ongoing challenges.
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Joe Piscopo welcomes Tom Jones, PhD., Astronaut, planetary scientist, speaker, and author of “Space Shuttle Stories: Firsthand Astronaut Accounts from All 135 Missions.” They discuss how to safely view the solar eclipse passing over the United States on Monday afternoon.
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Townhall Review - April 6, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with President Trump about Trump's campaign, what his position is on the war in Gaza, the southern border and American strength on the world stage.
Hewitt and Retired General James Stavridis discuss Israel's recent airstrikes killing two leading commanders in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and an errant strike killing seven aid workers in Gaza.
Joe Piscopo and Marc Morano of Climate Depot discuss Biden's new EPA electric truck mandate and how the push for EVs is really a push for more control by the global elites.
Hugh Hewitt and Cal Beisner, Founder of The Cornwall Alliance, discuss Beisner's book he recently edited, “Climate and Energy: The Case for Realism,” and what the true cost of human's efforts to reduce carbon emissions will be.
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses the recent tragic murder of a young woman by an illegal alien in Michigan, highlighting the ongoing concerns about border security. Former Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, Mark Morgan, talks about the link between border security and national security, calling for stronger action to address the crisis.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk expresses disgust at the Biden administration's decision to prioritize Transgender Day of Visibility over Easter, seeing it as a brazen declaration of war against Christians.
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Townhall Review - March 30, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Bret Baier, of Fox News, delve into the implications of the US abstention in a recent Security Council resolution, emphasizing its perceived weight as a policy departure despite official assertions to the contrary.
Dennis Prager critiques the UN resolution for urging an Israel ceasefire without addressing the release of hostages held by Hamas, questioning the motivations of European countries seemingly favoring Hamas.
Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor discuss the communication gap regarding the conflict, highlighting the misinformation spread by Hamas through its propaganda arm, particularly regarding casualties. Senor predicts an inevitable war in the North, citing Hezbollah's threat to Israeli security and the likelihood of conflict escalation.
Joe Piscopo asks Andrew McCarthy of the National Review about the possibility of Donald Trump's legal case being resolved, considering recent developments in bond reduction.
Trish Regan discusses the debut of DJT on Wall Street, a result of Truth Social merging with DWAC. The stock soars 45%, reflecting supporters' backing for Trump's return to politics.
Hugh Hewitt and Jonathan Haidt, author of “The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness,” discuss the impact of smartphones and social media on children.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager discusses the decline in happiness among young Americans, attributing it to factors such as the aftermath of COVID-19, economic stressors, and the loss of traditional values. He questions whether leftist ideologies contribute to this unhappiness and contrasts the happiness of older generations with the discontent of the youth.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Bill Federer, founder of AmericanMinute, discuss the Cloward–Piven strategy and how the left aims to undermine America by creating social dependency. They explore historical examples of subversive tactics and the importance of bottom-up governance, rooted in biblical principles like those found in Deuteronomy, which inspired America's founding.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager invites Jesse Watters of Fox News to discuss his latest book, Get It Together: Troubling Tales from the Liberal Fringe, delving into the psyche of leftists. Watters shares insights from his interviews with radical activists, shedding light on their backgrounds, upbringing, and psychological struggles, ultimately advocating for personal accountability rather than societal overhaul.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Donald Trump discuss the Democratic Party's alleged disdain for Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Trump suggesting it's rooted in a broader animosity towards Israel. Trump also scolds Biden for his weak foreign policy, particularly regarding China and Iran.
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Townhall Review – March 23, 2024
Bob Frantz and Peter Kirsanow of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights talk about Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's completely backward view of the 1st Amendment.
Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss TikTok legislation forcing Chinese parent company ByteDance to divest from its app, which the CCP is using to spy on Americans.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, emphasize that allowing such control risks national self-sabotage in the new Cold War era, echoing concerns raised by researcher Jonathan Haight about the disastrous effects of social media on the younger generation's mental health.
Sebastian Gorka and Donald Trump discuss the Democratic Party's alleged disdain for Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Trump suggesting it's rooted in a broader animosity towards Israel. Trump also scolds Biden for his weak foreign policy, particularly regarding China and Iran.
Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, express perplexity over President Biden and Chuck Schumer's sudden intervention in Israeli policy matters, particularly regarding Israeli leadership, which has driven a wedge between U.S.-Israel relations.
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene the alarming issue of fetal body parts trafficking within the abortion industry during a recent Capitol Hill hearing. Despite previous investigations and evidence presented, little action has been taken to address the problem, prompting Greene to confront the issue head-on and demand accountability. Greene underscores the urgent need for action and exposes the lack of political will in D.C. to address this disturbing practice.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, discuss the overlooked failures of the American media during the Covid pandemic, and the necessity of telehealth innovations like virtual medicine. Dr. McCullough sheds light on systemic flaws in the healthcare system, highlighting the neglect of early treatments and the rushed deployment of mRNA vaccines driven by a long-standing investment agenda.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, have an hour-long discussion on current events. They discuss the recent political dynamics surrounding Chuck Schumer's speech and the White House's involvement, highlighting concerns about Israel's security amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. They delve into the complexities of U.S. policy towards Israel and the Middle East, addressing challenges posed by Hamas and Iran, as well as the need for a strong stance against terrorism.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, have an hour-long discussion on current events. They analyze President Biden's recent statements on Israel, expressing concern about potential consequences. Senor emphasizes the importance of bipartisan support for Israel and discusses the impact of political decisions on voter sentiment.
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Townhall Review – March 16, 2024
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson invite Richard Epstein of the University of Chicago Law School to discuss the treatment of Robert Her, emphasizing the lack of concern for truth and focusing solely on political implications. Epstein condemns the partisan warfare and debasement of language in political discourse, urging both sides to prioritize policy issues over rambunctious outbursts.
Hugh Hewitt and Andrew McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor in New York, discuss the future trial of former President Trump, predicting a biased jury selection process and advising Trump on his demeanor during the trial. McCarthy suggests that Trump may use the trial as a platform to speak out against what he perceives as a show trial and election interference.
Dennis Prager invites Peter Schweizer, author of: “Blood Money: Why the Powerful Turn a Blind Eye While China Kills Americans,” to discuss China's responsibility for millions of American deaths due to actions including COVID-19, fentanyl trafficking, and violence facilitation. Schweizer suggests China's withholding of information and manipulation of data were deliberate strategies to maximize the impact of the pandemic and promote their own model of disease control.
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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson interview Conrad Black, who expresses concerns about proposed legislation, Bill-C63, a Canadian bill "devoted to tackling ‘hate’ on the internet". He highlights the potential dangers of such laws and emphasizes the importance of upholding free expression, while noting the resilience of Canada's legal system in safeguarding individual rights.
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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Chad Caton, the National Director of Operations for Veterans for America First (VFAF), on his just-released documentary called "Border Invasion: An American Crisis," which highlights the issues at the US-Mexico border, including illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and human smuggling with ties to terrorist organizations.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager talks with bestselling investigative journalist Abigail Shrier about her latest book, Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up. They discuss the impact of therapeutic parenting, the rise in mental health diagnoses among young people, and the role of therapists in exacerbating problems.
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Hugh Hewitt turned to Sarah Bedford of the Washington Examiner to discuss the results from Super Tuesday.
Joe Piscopo speaks with National Press Secretary for President Trump’s re-election campaign, Hogan Gidley about the economy and voting issues.
Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss the Unanimous Supreme Court Decision to keep Donald Trump on voting ballots.
Hugh Hewitt and Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State under Trump, discuss Biden's failed foreign policy in the Middle East.
Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., joined Hugh Hewitt to provide an update on Biden's attitude toward Israel.
Sebastian Gorka speaks with both Jim Carafano and Lora Ries about Biden's open southern border.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Philip Balboni, Founder, CEO and Co-Executive Editor of the Daily Chatter, delve into the Iranian elections, shedding light on the pivotal role of the Assembly of Experts in selecting the next Ayatollah. Despite widespread dissatisfaction among Iranians, the theocratic regime tightly controls candidate approval, exacerbating concerns over regional destabilization fueled by Iran's support for militant groups.
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Townhall Review – March 2, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Fox News host Bret Baier highlight a surge in Chinese males of military age crossing the US border, raising concerns about potential infiltration, while discussing broader immigration issues. They doubt Joe Biden's border visit will change public perception of his policies.
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York of the Washington Examiner discuss the political ramifications of both Biden and Trump visiting the border. They criticize Biden's policies, which have caused this open border nightmare.
Bob Frantz highlights a horrific case involving an illegal alien charged with various serious crimes, questioning the impact threshold for such incidents on policy. Peter Kirsanow, of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, provides statistical evidence suggesting significantly higher crime rates among illegal aliens, underscoring the need for policy consideration.
Seth Leibsohn and James Fishback, author of a recent piece at The Free Press, Fentanyl Is Killing American Kids. Most Don’t Even Know They’re Taking It, have an extended conversation on the alarming lack of awareness among America's youth regarding the dangers of fentanyl, with Leibsohn criticizing government inaction and prioritization of issues like COVID over the fentanyl crisis, which claims numerous lives daily. They highlight the urgent need for public awareness and government intervention to address this escalating public health crisis.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk interviews Colonel Douglas Macgregor, the former advisor to the Secretary of Defense in the Trump administration, about CIA involvement in Ukraine, revealing the agency's active bases. Macgregor discusses the grim reality of Ukraine's situation, indicating a ceasefire is needed, and criticizes political motives driving war funding, emphasizing the disconnect between Washington's actions and the sentiments of the American people.
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Mike Gallagher, broadcasting from Jewish News Syndicate, discusses Biden's remarks on a potential Gaza ceasefire with Alex Traiman, CEO and Jerusalem Bureau Chief of JNS, who highlights the challenges due to wide gaps in negotiation positions between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing Israel's reluctance without significant concessions. They also reflect on Trump's support for Israel, contrasting it with concerns over Biden's foreign policy team's similarity to Obama's, and discuss the complexities of the two-state solution amidst ongoing conflict.
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Sebastian Gorka and Arthur Milikh, from The Claremont Institute, discuss the need to revive masculinity and defend Western civilization. Milikh highlights the urgency to resist the woke regime's encroachment, signaling hope in a growing discontented populace and a few significant victories, emphasizing a forward-looking approach rather than longing for a past era.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by Gordon Chang, a journalist, lawyer, commentator, and author, who has been consistently warning about the threat of China. At CPAC, Chang discusses the decline of the US Navy's capabilities, Chinese land acquisitions near military sites, a surge in Chinese border crossings by military-aged males, and the importance of US support for Taiwan to deter Chinese aggression.
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Townhall Review – February 24, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York of the Washington Examiner highlight the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict on Michigan's electoral landscape, and the challenge it poses for Biden to appease both the progressive wing and Jewish American voters.
Hugh Hewitt questions Senator Tom Cotton about awareness of a potential UN ceasefire resolution on Israel, suggesting American Jews might not be aware of Biden's actions.
Dennis Prager weighs in on the progressive Democratic elite's tactics to destroy all that is good in Western civilization.
Trish Regan reports on the CIA targeting 26 individuals of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, likening it to previous surveillance controversies involving the FBI.
Sabastian Gorka invites Matt Taibbi, the former “Twitter Files” journalist, for an extended conversation discussing new details about surveillance conducted against members of the 2016 Trump campaign, revealing connections to various international entities and suggesting a broader timeline than previously thought. He likens it to Watergate, but worse, and condemns the abuse of power by intelligence agencies and the failure of the media.
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In this episode, John Solomon discusses with Robert Greenway, Director of the Center for National Defense at the Heritage Foundation, the alarming revelations of Al-Qaeda's resurgence in Afghanistan under Taliban protection, funded by U.S. taxpayer money. They delve into the implications of these actions, highlighting the growing threat to national security and the complex dynamics at play in the region.
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Dennis Prager introduces Coleman Hughes, a young black intellectual, discussing his book, The End of Race Politics and Arguments for Colorblind America. Hughes challenges prevailing notions, advocating for a colorblind approach and critiquing policies based on race rather than socioeconomics.
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Sebastian Gorka and former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkiediscuss the need for strong leadership in addressing geopolitical challenges, criticizing the Biden administration's approach. They highlight the importance of restoring military readiness, fiscal responsibility, and international alliances, advocating for a return to a more assertive stance reminiscent of the Trump era.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk expresses outrage at the prolonged legal proceedings affecting Donald Trump, particularly highlighting the extensive duration of the trial and its intentional nature. He criticizes the perceived bias in the legal system, attributing it to political motives and emphasizes Trump's courageous decision to endure the challenges of running for president despite potential personal consequences.
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Townhall Review – February 17, 2024
Joe Piscopo interviews former border chief Mark Morgan, who criticizes Secretary Mayorkas for misleading the public on the security of the southern border. They discuss the surge in illegal crossings, the need for reinstating Trump-era policies, and the dangers posed by criminals and national security threats entering the country.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Scott Walker, former Governor of Wisconsin, about the White House's reluctance to address immigration publicly, downplaying illegal border crossings as normal ebbs and flows.
Hugh Hewitt questions former Federal Prosecutor Andrew McCarthy about the handling of the report led by Special counsel Robert Hur and its implications for President Biden's fitness for office.
Hugh Hewitt interviews David Bahnsen about his book "Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life." Bahnsen discusses the cultural epidemic of prime working age men leaving the workforce and advocates for understanding the redemptive aspect of work.
Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss concerns about ideological division and lack of transparency in the Biden administration. They express worry about foreign adversaries taking advantage of America's current vulnerabilities.
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In this episode, Jenna Ellis expresses concern over the Super Bowl ad "He Gets Us," emphasizing its portrayal of a false Jesus and gospel. In contrast, Pastor Jamie Bambrick advocates for a clearer message of salvation, sparking viral engagement with his ad "#HeSavesUs," highlighting the transformative power of the Gospel.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews Andrew McCarthy about Biden's mental state and legal implications. They also discuss the legality of Biden's possession of classified documents and the potential need for his resignation due to impairment. McCarthy criticizes the lack of objective evaluation from the left and emphasizes the importance of addressing Biden's condition regardless of political affiliations.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk welcomes Robbie Starbuck, creator of "The War on Children" film, emphasizing its powerful message about the societal threats facing children. Starbuck elaborates on the film's comprehensive coverage of issues like social media's harmful influence and the normalization of transgender ideology, urging viewers to take action and protect children's well-being.
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Townhall Review – February 10, 2024
Hugh Hewitt talks with Byron York of the Washington Examiner about the Senate border bill that was dead on arrival in the House.
Larry O'Connor ran through all of the provisions within the bill, including no border wall, that gave it no chance of passing.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Senator John Cornyn about why the contents of the bill were not the only reason it couldn't garner enough GOP support, it is also because President Biden won't follow the laws already on the books. So why add more to be selectively enforced?
Seth Leibsohn also talks with Brandon Weichert about the existential crisis at the border and how a nation without borders ceases to be a nation.
Victor Davis Hanson suggests that the turmoil in the Middle East stems from rushed foreign policy decisions aimed at opposing Trump and exploiting regional tensions. He cautions that without consistent deterrence, peace is impossible.
Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, discuss the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), shedding light on its controversial practices and questioning its unique treatment of Palestinian refugees compared to other global refugee issues.
Todd Starnes introduces John Rich, a renowned musician, to discuss the profound impact Toby Keith, another great musician, had on their lives. Rich reflects on Keith's patriotism, work ethic, and independence in the music industry, emphasizing his genuine love for country and unwavering faith.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor recaps the failed impeachment vote against Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, attributing the loss to a one-vote margin and outlining the reasoning behind key Republican decisions, while expressing hope for future attempts to address border security issues.
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In this episode, Todd Starnes introduces John Rich, a renowned musician, to discuss the profound impact Toby Keith, another great musician, had on their lives. Rich reflects on Keith's patriotism, work ethic, and independence in the music industry, emphasizing his genuine love for country and unwavering faith, while Starnes acknowledges the enduring legacy Keith leaves behind.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, discuss the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), shedding light on its controversial practices and questioning its unique treatment of Palestinian refugees compared to other global refugee issues. The discussion expands to touch on antisemitic violence, border security concerns, and potential threats from state-sponsored terrorism.
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Townhall Review – February 3, 2024
In this edition, we'll hear directly from Speaker Mike Johnson as he gives his first speech on the House floor since taking the gavel. He hammers home the grave facts concerning our wide-open southern border and why it's all been an orchestrated and intentional act.
Bob Frantz sits down with Congressman Jim Jordan, chairman of both the Judiciary Committee and the Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, on Biden's plan to use federal tax dollars to tear down the border fence that Texas put up using their tax dollars.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about the Iran drone attack that killed three American troops. Senator Cotton calls out the lack of deterrence from the Biden Administration, which, by its weak and provocative nature, invites more attacks on American military and assets in the Middle East.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Haviv Rettig Gur, an analyst for the Times of Israel, about the 4 month anniversary of the horrific attack by Hamas on Israel. He discusses the long grind in Gaza that Israel faces as it seeks to clear underground tunnels used by Hamas, all while trying to negotiate high-stakes hostage exchanges and being usurped by UNRWA, which has proven itself to be aiding and abetting Hamas.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn talks with Former Congressman John Shadegg about the right's stance on the killing of three American soldiers in Jordan, rejecting the idea of US retreat or isolationism. They underscore the importance of a proactive foreign policy to safeguard allies, prevent hostile forces' expansion, and emphasize the economic costs of inaction.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager welcomes Andre Archie, an associate professor of Ancient Greek philosophy at Colorado State University, who discusses his book, The Virtue of Color-Blindness, detailing the shift away from colorblindness influenced by multiculturalism. Archie argues against the idea that colorblindness is racist, emphasizing the importance of judging individuals by character.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt welcomes Senator Rick Scott to discuss the immigration bill negotiations. Scott emphasizes the need for a secure border and criticizes the lack of transparency in the negotiation process. The conversation delves into concerns about the absence of a border wall in the proposed legislation and the challenges of dealing with a lawless administration.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Morano about New Jersey's backfiring disposable plastic bag ban, the World Economic Forum wants to cancel your coffee and make you eat lab-grown meat.
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Townhall Review – January 27, 2024
Joe Piscopo turned to Hogan Gidley—who served as deputy press secretary under Trump to discuss the significance of Donald Trump winning both Iowa and New Hampshire, traditionally challenging for Republicans, showcasing Trump's unique appeal and influence within the GOP.
Mark Davis and Texas Senator John Cornyn discuss the actions taken by Texas Governor Abbott to secure the border using the Texas National Guard, while the Biden administration is doing all it can to keep the border open.
Hugh Hewitt questions Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn about why the Republican Party would compromise on border legislation, expressing concern about the lack of border security provisions in the proposal, in particular a border wall.
Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton criticize the Biden administration's shift on Israel, attributing it to Biden's loss of political support among the far-left anti-Semitic wing of the Democratic Party.
Joe Piscopo and Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis discuss the significance of U.S. military bases being attacked by terrorists, arguing that the Biden administration's Middle East strategy has encouraged Iranian aggression.
Victor Davis Hanson and Kash Patel, who served as Chief of Staff to Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller in the Trump administration, discuss Iran funding terror and why Biden's designation of the Houthi Rebels as Specially Designated Global Terrorists is largely useless.
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In this episode, John Solomon and veteran pollster Scott Rasmussen discussed Trump's historic wins in the 2024 Republican primaries, emphasizing the impact of Biden's absence in New Hampshire. Rasmussen believes the race is over, with Trump likely becoming the nominee. They also talk about broader political trends and concerns about government overreach.
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In this episode, John Solomon and Senator Marsha Blackburn address the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision allowing the federal government to dismantle Texas' border fences. They also discuss the challenges at the border, including cartel warfare, the VA's allocation of resources for illegal aliens over veterans, and the impact of inflation on Americans.
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Chris Arnade, photographer and author of Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America, about Why American Cities are Squalid. They explore the disconnect between the wealthy and commoners regarding immigration and the deteriorating state of public spaces in the U.S. due to issues like homelessness and low trust in society. Chris Arnade emphasizes the need for social responsibility and a sense of shame in public behavior to address these challenges.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews Ambassador Nikki Haley about her presidential campaign, where she emphasizes a state-by-state approach and highlights financial prudence. Haley expresses commitment to the race, criticizes President Biden's response to attacks, and advocates for stronger border security measures, including the construction of a wall.
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Townhall Review – January 20, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Senator Tom Cotton discuss Trump's Iowa victory, highlighting the contrast with Biden's record. Cotton expresses doubt about Haley and DeSantis's chances after Trump's win, citing Trump's strong support.
Larry O'Connor discusses media reactions to Trump's win, highlighting Rachel Maddow's claim that the fear is about voters supporting Trump, not Trump himself. O'Connor commends Maddow for candidly expressing this, emphasizing the media's fear of voters deviating from their preferred narrative.
Seth Leibsohn discusses the Iran-backed Houthi attack with Brandon Weichert, highlighting the missing Navy Seals. Weichart criticizes Biden's perceived incompetence, emphasizing the necessity of a new president to contain Iran and coordinate with regional allies for effective deterrence.
Dennis Prager and Jeff Barke discuss the trend of medical schools using the term "birthing persons" instead of "pregnant women." They delve into the influence of pharmaceutical industry profits on medical practices and share eight free health-improving practices, including morning sunshine, breath work, and gratitude.
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Hugh Hewitt blasts a recent Politico story, that asks Speaker Mike Johnson to compromise on the border wall. Hugh urges Senate Republicans to pass a bill with three parts: aid to Israel, aid to Ukraine, and the construction of a 900-mile border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Hewitt argues that the wall is essential for national security, urging Republicans to prioritize it in any legislative package and warning against compromising on this key issue.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager discusses the untold backstory of the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the move of the US Embassy to Jerusalem with authors Leonard Grunstein and Farley Weiss. The authors highlight the historical context, including the San Remo resolution of 1920, emphasizing the long-standing legal basis for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Morano, author of the new book: The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown. They discuss John Kerry stepping down as climate envoy, highlighting his perceived hypocrisy and the budget of the climate office. The conversation touches on Hertz's struggles with electric vehicle rentals, diversity in pilot selection, and resistance against the Great Reset, emphasizing the importance of mass defiance and public awakening.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager and Dr. Andrew Bostom, historian, author and retired professor of medicine at Brown University, delve into the topic of Islamic antisemitism, emphasizing its prevalence among Muslim populations. His book is titled, The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: From Sacred Texts to Solemn History. Drawing on data from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), Dr. Bostom highlights that the 16 most antisemitic countries globally are Muslim-majority nations in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Townhall Review – January 13, 2024
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York of the Washington Examiner both express concern that an immigration bill lacking funding for a wall is likely to fail, with York emphasizing the historical bipartisan tendency to allocate funds without addressing the core immigration issue.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Speaker Mike Johnson about the benefits of the budget deal, emphasizing significant cuts, including $20 billion from the IRS Slush fund. On immigration, Johnson highlights the importance of securing the border and fighting for the wall in negotiations.
John Solomon and Mark Morgan, acting Director of ICE under President Trump, discuss the urgent need for Speaker Johnson's clear demands to address open border policies.
Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss Saudi Arabia's political landscape, focusing on Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman's modernization efforts and strained relations with the Biden administration. They also address Iran's support for Hezbollah, expressing concerns about the threat of precision-guided missiles on Israel and the potential inadequacy of Israel's air defenses.
Dennis Prager talks with Roger Simon, author of American Refugees: The Untold Story of the Mass Migration from Blue to Red States, They explore Simon's experiences, including making new friends and becoming more religious, and discuss the book's exploration of serious questions about the country's future.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor reports on the crisis in New York City, where Democratic leaders decide to close a public school and force legal citizens' children onto Zoom to accommodate illegal aliens. He highlights the impact on the affected families and criticizes the Democratic policies, revealing a congresswoman's admission of wanting more immigrants in her district for redistricting and revenue purposes, emphasizing the political motivations behind these decisions.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Robert Wilkie, the former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary, discuss the disappearance of Secretary Lloyd Austin and its implications for national security. Wilkie also addresses the ideological challenges within the military and the importance of restoring a sense of professionalism and readiness.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor takes a look at a recent interview between Speaker Mike Johnson and Margaret Brennan with CBS News Face the Nation. Brennan's only talking point was to pigeonhole Speaker Johnson as an "election denier." Let's just say her questions didn't have the desired effect.
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In this episode, John Solomon reports that the VA processed over $63 million in healthcare claims for illegal aliens last year, diverting resources from veterans, creating a record-high backlog of 300,000 veteran claims. Senator Tuberville of Alabama, expresses concern about the Democrats' approach, stating that the country's institutions, including the VA, are under attack, and discusses his efforts to introduce legislation preventing VA resources from aiding illegal aliens in the future.
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Townhall Review – January 6, 2024
John Solomon turns to Walid Phares, a Middle East advisor to former President Trump, to discuss the Israeli strike that took out Saleh al-Arouri in Beirut.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Representative Mike Gallager about the Biden Administration-sponsored disaster at the southern border and what Republicans can do to fix it.
Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Sami Winc discuss the DEI victim mentality that persists with Claudine Gay, who was pressured to resign amidst numerous plagiarism claims and her handling of anti-Semitic protests on campus.
Hugh Hewitt and Pete Peterson, Dean of Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Public Policy, discuss the reason for the mass exodus from California.
Hugh talks with Dan Senor of the “Call Me Back” podcast and author of “The Genius of Israel” to talk about how the October 7 attack from Hamas changed everything for Israelis.
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In this episode, John Solomon is joined by Mark Morgan, former acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Morgan urges Republicans to demand policy reversals and hold Secretary Mayorkas accountable. The discussion covers the constitutional showdown in Texas, emphasizing the need for a whole-of-government approach and consequences for Americans involved in human trafficking.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager invites Dr. Paul Kengor, author and political science professor at Grove City College, to discuss cultural Marxism, its historical roots, and its current manifestations in modern society. They touch on figures like Wilhelm Reich, the Frankfurt School, and the application of Marxist ideology to various aspects of culture, including race and gender, and tying it all back to the Cold War.
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In this episode, Carl Jackson talks with Julio Josas, formerly of TownHall.com, now an independent journalist and field reporter for MostlyPeaceful.live. Julio will report what he’s seen on the ground near the southern border, why it's by design, and what it means for 2024.
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Townhall Review – December 30, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Daniel Gordis, author of “Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn,” to respond to the labeling of Israel as a “colonial state.”
Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, author of “The Genius of Israel: The Surprising Resilience of a Divided Nation in a Turbulent World, ” look at the origin of Zionism, Theodor Herzl, and the Balfour Declaration.
Hugh Hewitt invites Haviv Rettig Gur, senior analyst for the Times of Israel, to talk about the resilience and the implacability of his nation.
Hugh Hewitt talks with John Podhoretz of Commentary magazine about a wake-up call for American Jewry.
Dennis Prager, speaking at a Milwaukee synagogue, answers the question: Why is there no wisdom on the American university campus?
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Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, discuss two major issues in academia. They highlight the rise of ideological antisemitism, and criticize Harvard's handling of a plagiarism case involving President Gay, questioning the institution's academic credibility.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by former President Donald Trump. They discuss President Biden's competence, the trials he faces, Israel, Afghanistan, immigration, city crime, China's military, and potential cabinet picks. He addresses controversial statements, clarifying that he believes the influx of illegal aliens, including criminals and known terrorists, harms the country.
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Townhall Review – December 23, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Jim Geraghty of National Review to discuss the latest attack on President Trump, this time by the Colorado State Supreme Court, where in a 4-3 decision they disqualified him from holding public office and took his name off the ballot.
Joe Piscopo talks with Judge Andrew Napolitano about how dangerous and destructive this decision is and how it is now up to the United States Supreme Court to reverse the decision.
Todd Starnes turns to South Carolina Rep. Ralph Norman to discuss the unprecedented number of illegal aliens flooding through the southern border, and how not only is it unsustainable for the safety and welfare of the country, but it is being planned by the Biden administration to turn out more democrat votes.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Michael Oren, Israel’s former ambassador to the U.S., to answer the question: Who is winning the Israel-Hamas war? The answer may surprise you.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, about the trend to say “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas.”
Dennis Prager looks at Christmas in schools, how Christmas became important to him, and why even though religious people still do bad, more good is done in the name of God.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager and Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a Dutch political commentator, discuss the alarming situation in the Netherlands where the government, under the pretext of a "nitrogen crisis," is forcing farmers to sell their land to the state, jeopardizing the country's agricultural sector.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn discusses an op-ed by Michael Siegel titled "Woke Students will Outgrow it." Siegel argues that the rise of intersectionality on college campuses won't endure once exposed to scrutiny. Leibsohn expresses skepticism, referencing examples like the Harvard president's controversy and suggests that leftist ideologies, particularly Marxism, have deeply influenced societal perspectives over the years, challenging Dr. Siegel's optimism about the future.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Daniel Gordis, author of Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn. They discuss the impact of the ongoing war in Israel, emphasizing the transformation it has brought to the country. Gordis highlights the need for a comprehensive investigation, likely led by a former Supreme Court justice, to address the failures and reshape Israel's future, indicating that the repercussions will extend for decades.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by former Ambassador Nikki Haley and New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu to discuss the 2024 Republican campaign. They also cover various topics, including endorsements, the importance of debates, concerns about Israel, university leadership, and the need for military reform and support for veterans.
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Townhall Review – December 16, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks with House Speaker Mike Johnson about what is at stake if the Biden administration continues to refuse to secure the southern border.
Morgan Ortagus asks Eli Lake, now with Commentary Magazine, about an update on Israel’s war against the terror group Hamas.
Sebastian Gorka sits down with Conrad Black about the politized and perverted American justice system doing all it can to go after Donald Trump, to ruin his 2024 presidential run.
Victor Davis Hanson, with his cohost Jack Fowler, talk about the abhorrent media portrayal of Donald Trump, who is way ahead in the polls against President Biden, and how Republicans need to get behind whoever the GOP presidential nominee is, come 2024.
Hugh Hewitt has an extended and very timely conversation with Alexandra Hudson, a young author who just finished her first book, “The Soul of Civility.”
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In this episode, Todd Starnes and Donald Trump discuss a controversy in Iowa where a satanic altar is allowed in the state capitol. The conversation covers various topics, including Trump's defense of religious liberty, his views on law and order, criticism of Megan Kelly, and his strong position in the polls for a potential presidential run.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager shares from his article, Yes, Anti-Zionism Is Antisemitism. Prager draws parallels to the absurdity of opposing the existence of Italy while claiming not to be anti-Italian. He emphasizes the historical and religious connection of Judaism to Israel, debunking common anti-Zionist arguments and questioning the motives behind singling out the legitimacy of the only Jewish state in the world.
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In this episode, Monica Crowley, Host of the Monica Crowley Podcast, joins John Solomon to discuss the deep-seated issues of Marxism and antisemitism in elite institutions, emphasizing the need for a major overhaul. They touch on topics such as national debt, Ukraine's visit, and Donald Trump's popularity. Monica advises Trump to focus on policy and election integrity for a successful re-election.
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In this episode, Julie Hartman talks with Robert Spencer, the director of Jihad Watch, a program of the David Horowitz Freedom Center. They talk about how we have university departments and programs dedicated to the study of Islam, but how much of Islam do Americans really understand? Julie Hartman and Robert Spencer take a closer look into the origins of Islam.
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Townhall Review – December 9, 2023
Hugh Hewitt criticizes the presidents of MIT, University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard for their handling of antisemitism on campuses during a House Committee hearing, addressing their non-responsiveness to vile antisemitism on their campuses.
Mike Gallagher criticizes the professors for their reluctance to unequivocally label calling for the genocide of Jews as bullying or harassment, ultimately calling for their resignations.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Bjorn Lomborg, author of, False Alarm: How Climate Change Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts the Poor, and Fails to Fix the Planet, about the high costs of achieving net-zero emissions and the necessity of practical solutions.
Charlie Kirk talks with Yoram Hazony, author of “Conservatism: A Rediscovery.” Hazony discusses the unfolding war in Israel, sharing personal experiences of missile attacks and addressing the absence of the Israeli Air Force during the conflict.
Hugh Hewitt and Len Khodorkovsky, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Mike Pompeo, discusses the October 7th attacks in Israel, highlighting Iran's role and expressing concerns about the international response.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager interviews Felice Friedson from Media Line, discussing Palestinian sentiments towards Hamas. Friedson emphasizes the complexity, noting varied Palestinian views on Hamas, encompassing admiration for achievements and condemnation for atrocities. Prager suggests that a majority of Palestinians prioritize the destruction of Israel over a two-state solution, expressing concern about the lack of Palestinian leadership for future negotiations.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk welcomes Yoram Hazony, author of “Conservatism: A Rediscovery.” Hazony discusses the unfolding war in Israel, sharing personal experiences of missile attacks and addressing the absence of the Israeli Air Force during the conflict. The conversation touches on the unity within Israel, challenges posed by American policies, and a potential shift among liberal Jews reconsidering their views on immigration and the public Christian character of the United States.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Len Khodorkovsky, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State. They discuss the situation in Israel following the October 7th attack by Hamas. Khodorkovsky emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of the events and the profound impact on both Jewish and Arab Israelis. He calls for sensitivity, support, and tangible actions to assist Israel in the face of Iranian-sponsored threats. They also touch upon the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, the role of Iran, and the challenges faced by Jewish Americans amid rising anti-Semitism.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager interviews David Horowitz, the founding editor of The Times of Israel, about his new book, "The Radical Mind: The Destructive Plans of the Woke Left." Horowitz highlights the crisis of faith in the Constitution, individual freedom, accountability, and equality before the law facing the nation. He also delves into the left's destructive plans, the roots of their ideology, and the potential for violence ahead.
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Townhall Review – December 2, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to the United States, about how Oakland, CA is providing us a chilling window into antisemitism in our nation today.
Sebastian Gorka and media mogul Lord Conrad Black discuss Elon Musk's recent trip to Israel and the message the civilized world ought to have heard about the October 7 massacre by Hamas.
Charlie Kirk and Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a vocal conservative activist in the Netherlands, discuss the victory of firebrand populist Geert Wilders in the nation's recent election and how's a good sign for those on the right.
Victor Davis Hanson looks at the broader story of what we’re seeing in Europe and how anger is brewing because of how Elites have handled everything from energy to immigration.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Havviv Rettig Gur, senior analyst with The Times of Israel, to discuss the pressure that Israel is under to extend the cease-fire and to make clear what will happen to Gaza after Hamas is defeated.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Conrad Black, author of “A President Like No Other,” discuss the October 7th attacks in Israel, dismissing the White House's claim that they were linked to closing a Middle East peace deal. Conrad Black attributes the attack to Hamas' longstanding goal of destroying Israel and criticizes the failure in Israeli intelligence and defense. They also emphasize the importance of the Abraham Accords in promoting peace between moderates and extremists in the Middle East, crediting the success to the leadership of President Trump.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Eva Vlaardingerbroek discuss the surprising victory of nationalist populist Thierry Baudet in the Netherlands. The election outcome, marked by anti-immigration sentiments, shocks the nation and reveals a shift in Dutch political landscape. Eva highlights immigration as a key factor, emphasizing Baudet's anti-immigration stance and connection with Dutch farmers, while also noting a broader awakening to the failures of integration and concerns about safety.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt turns to Dr. Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to the United States, about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Oren emphasizes the existential threat Israel faces, the importance of moral clarity from leaders like Joe Biden, and the need to continue the fight against terrorism.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager interviews Judith Curry about her new book, "Climate Uncertainty and Risk," challenging the consensus on human-induced climate change. They discuss the controversy around the 97% consensus claim, the lack of clear evidence for an existential threat from warming, and the risks associated with the transition to wind and solar energy.
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Townhall Review – November 25, 2023
Dennis Prager on the meaning of Thanksgiving and the words of our first president, George Washington, and President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation during the Civil War that created the holiday.
Dennis Prager talks to Alex Epstein about his book, “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas – Not Less.”
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Julie Hartman talks with Brandon Weichert, geopolitical analyst, and author of The Shadow War: Iran's Quest for Supremacy. They discuss the perverse moral sickness that has been unmasked in the wake of the October 7 massacre in Israel, as made evident in the Harvard petition; the pro-Palestine marches; and Jews being harassed and killed on American streets.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk analyzes the strategy behind the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, emphasizing its symbolic nature. He draws attention to the looming 9/30 funding crisis and advocates for judicious political choices over short-lived triumphs
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In this episode, Todd Starnes is joined by New Mexico State Rep. John Block to discuss Governor Michelle Grisham's divisive 30-day weapons ban, its unconstitutional undertones, and the rising calls within New Mexico for her potential impeachment.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Andrew McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review, to dive into David Weiss's delayed indictment of Hunter Biden, raising questions of political favoritism and the erosion of uniform rule of law.
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Townhall Review – September 9, 2023
Hugh Hewitt is joined by the 45th President Donald Trump to discuss his absence from the Milwaukee GOP debate, his commanding lead in polls, the ongoing legal battles, and thoughts on the Biden administration.
Sebastian Gorka welcomes John Solomon, founder of Just The News, to dive into the origins of corruption starting from the Obama administration and the looming indictment of Hunter Biden.
Todd Starnes talks with Coach Joe Kennedy about his return to the field after his 2015 dismissal, the landmark Supreme Court decision, and the significance of upholding religious freedoms in public spaces.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Jonathan Haidt, author of his forthcoming book, "The Anxious Generation," to discuss the pervasive impact of screen addiction on youth cognition and interpersonal relationships, delving into the challenges of today's tech-driven society.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Rich Baris explore the Trump-Biden polling landscape, unpack Trump's recent legal challenges, and breakdown the media's changing narrative on the election showdown.
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In this episode, Jenna Ellis is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and scholar, to discuss the West's decline under the woke left's assault, the shift in conservatism's strategy, and the erosion of American values since the 1960s.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough to unpack the vaccine's side effects, the true narrative behind reported COVID fatalities, Dr. Fauci's involvement, and the deeper layers of Wuhan's role in the virus's origin.
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In this episode, Todd Starnes and Donald Trump discuss the "legal revolution" targeting Trump, his post-indictment poll boost, evaluations of GOP candidates, Joe Biden's mental decline.
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Townhall Review – September 2, 2023
Charlie Kirk is joined by John Solomon, founder of Just the News, to expose the email dealings of former Vice President Joe Biden. John unpacks the Biden cover-ups, unraveling the implications of Burisma and the urgent need for further investigations.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher to assess the increasing challenges of AI regulation, the implications of Chinese advancements, and the strategic roadmap for U.S. security.
Hugh Hewitt and California Congressman Ro Khanna discuss India's evolving global stance, its potential alignment in the upcoming decades, and the implications of China's actions while also touching upon Silicon Valley's significance in AI's future landscape.
Deborah Flora and Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine, examine the challenges of homelessness in L.A., the efficacy of funding, and the significance of sound public policy.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by attorney Mark Paoletta, co-author of "Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words," to discuss the political theater targeting Justice Clarence Thomas for the last 32 years. They break down the relentless attacks from the left and reveal the motivations behind them.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk welcomes Dr. Robert Malone to discuss the "Eris variant," media influence, mask-wearing, and the pharmaceutical industry's role. They critique Biden's vaccine funding request, address Operation Mockingbird, and stress faith and data against fear narratives.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt turns to Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to unpack America's historical foreign policy blunders, from overlooked threats to strategic miscalculations. They dive into our nation's track record from Pearl Harbor to Afghanistan and ponder why America often seems caught off-guard by international crises.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Donald Trump Jr. to discuss Donald Trump's iconic mugshot, an image the left aims to weaponize. Yet, for conservatives, it's becoming a rallying cry.
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Townhall Review - August 26, 2023
Donald Trump, the GOP front-runner, opts out of the first Republican debate to sit down with Tucker Carlson – tune in to hear his explanation.
Hugh Hewitt turns to Byron York of the Washington Examiner to analyze the first Republican debate, highlighting pivotal moments and assessing candidates' performances.
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan discuss the recent developments surrounding Hunter Biden's legal troubles, potential implications for President Biden, and the broader political landscape.
Dave Elswick talks with Kentucky Congressman James Comer about the Oversight Committee's efforts in exposing corruption surrounding Hunter Biden and its impact on the Biden administration.
Hugh Hewitt invites Jerry Dunleavy and James Hasson to discuss their new book: "Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden's Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End." Together, they dive deep into the Biden administration's Afghanistan withdrawal, Joe Biden's unfulfilled promise to evacuate all Americans, and the heroes left in its wake.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins physician and public health researcher, to discuss the new COVID variant, the Biden administration's aggressive push for boosters, political interferences in pandemic responses, and the truth behind mask mandates.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn tackles America's pressing drug crisis. Drawing from his opinion piece in the Washington Times titled "Stop the slaughter: We need to focus on drug use prevention, not mitigation," he advocates for proactive solutions over mere mitigation.
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In this episode, Dan and Amy turn to Andy McCarthy, contributing editor for National Review and former federal prosecutor, to discuss the murky waters of Hunter Biden's business ventures and the alleged involvement of Joe Biden. They assess U.S. officials' obligations to disclose foreign interactions and scrutinize Joe Biden's asserted ignorance while casting a critical lens on the judiciary's handling of the Bidens.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich to discuss the rising concerns of a looming constitutional crisis, the weaponization of the legal system and its implications for American politics and conservative values.
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Townhall Review – August 19, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to discuss the recent indictment of President Donald Trump in Georgia. They delve into the implications of using the RICO Act against a former U.S. President and questioning the perceived politicization of legal actions and its impact on future U.S. elections and democracy.
Seth Leibsohn dives deep into the ongoing indictments against Donald Trump, revealing biases against conservative figures and their implications for the upcoming presidential race.
Sebastian Gorka is joined by John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to unpack discrepancies surrounding the Bidens' business dealings. Solomon highlights contradictions, using insider evidence that challenges President Joe Biden’s previous statements.
Trish Regan questions Attorney General Merrick Garland's decision to elevate David Weiss to Special Counsel, challenging the propriety of the move and highlighting the ongoing controversies surrounding the Hunter Biden investigations.
Charlie Kirk sits down with Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy in Washington D.C. to talk about his transition from a liberal upbringing to leading Republican, his embodiment of grit, and the historical figures that inspire him. McCarthy shares insights on facing media scrutiny, navigating challenges on campus, and strategies for young conservatives to persevere.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Victor Davis Hanson to discuss his latest article, "The Remaking of America." Hanson reveals the radical shifts impacting American culture, governance, and the erosion of foundational principles.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk scrutinizes the indictment against Donald J. Trump, led by Fulton County, Georgia DA, Fani T. Willis, questioning its integrity and potential political motivations. He asserts that these indictments are not just about justice but revenge against Trump and a stark warning to future outsiders. Kirk dives into what he perceives as the left's orchestrated exhaustion campaign, a strategic maneuver designed for psychological fatigue and control.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor is joined by Davis Marcus, columnist for Fox News and The New York Post, to tackle the unfolding Biden scandal. They dive deep into Hunter's controversial deals, Joe Biden's potential involvement, and the media's role in suppressing the narrative.
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In this episode, Officer Tatum is joined by Larry Elder, 2024 GOP Presidential candidate, to discuss California's political landscape, the repercussions of one-party dominance, and how statewide decisions can forecast national trends. All this and more will be written in great detail in Larry's new book, "As Goes California: My Mission to Rescue the Golden State and Save the Nation," out this November.
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Townhall Review – August 12, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher to discuss the alarming Chinese-Russian naval provocation near Alaska, discussing implications, responses, and urgent steps needed to address the growing China threat.
Joe Piscopo talks to General Jack Keane, with the Institute for the Study of War, about Russia's European aggression and China's escalating assertiveness, discussing urgent security challenges.
Joe Piscopo teams up with John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to delve into President Trump's legal challenges, potential trial biases, and the complexities of justice in politics.
Hugh Hewitt and Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, break down the U.S. political power shifts, election integrity, and concerns about potential interference with Trump's 2024 campaign amidst political motives.
Hugh Hewitt and Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, talk about Israel's challenges and vision for the future. In Oren’s new book, "2048: The Rejuvenated State," Oren outlines his hopes for Israel's centennial, emphasizing unity and long-term strategies.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Conrad Black discuss President Trump's J6 indictment and its implications for free speech. They also explore how Trump's statements concerning election results align with the First Amendment. They also slam the role of mainstream media, notably CNN, in influencing political narratives and their potential impact on freedom of speech.
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In this episode, Officer Tatum slams The View's Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farah's spin on Hillary Clinton's email scandal compared to Trump's classified documents. Tackling Navarro's "fake Republican" persona and challenging Farah's claim that Trump's actions were "10 times worse, " Tatum tackles the Benghazi incident, offering a critique that exposes media biases.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk slams the DOJ's request for a gag order on Donald Trump. Kirk warns of the consequences of a gag order, including silencing Trump and impacting the 2024 election. Kirk calls the gag order an attempt by the "deep state" to silence Trump.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo chats with Daniel Hoffman, Ret. CIA Senior Officer, about the arrest of two Navy sailors involved in espionage, Xi Jinping's power moves, China's nuclear leadership shifts, and the challenges of economic faltering in a totalitarian regime.
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Townhall Review – August 5, 2023
Special Counsel Jack Smith unsealed another indictment of the 45th President of the United States – Donald J. Trump
Hugh Hewitt turns to Jim Geraghty of the National Review to discuss the dangers of "state of mind" prosecutions, the risks of politicizing American politics, and the broader implications for justice and democracy.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with George Perry, former prosecutor, and writer for American Spectator, about the legal charges against President Trump, concerns over due process, and the dangerous precedent it sets for political discourse.
Larry O'Connor is joined by Michael Caputo, former Trump aid, to discuss contrasting DOJ treatments of Trump and Biden, including allegations against Hunter Biden and predictions for the political future.
Dennis Prager slams the indictment of Trump, likening it to free speech suppression, and expresses concerns over parallels with historical authoritarian regimes.
Chris Stigall talks with Nic Anderson, head of Government Affairs for Salem Media Group, about automakers phasing out AM radio from vehicles, a move affecting millions of listeners, and the radio industry's united response, with help from Congress.
Michele Tafoya and Dennis Prager discuss the suppression of free speech, the divide between left and right ideologies, the role of courage in modern society, and concerns over transgender medical procedures. Their conversation is framed within the context of aggressive left-leaning efforts and growing conservative pushback.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Megyn Kelly to discuss the left's aggressive agenda on gender issues. They dive into the dangers facing children and women and underscore the importance of Republican unity in opposing these harmful policies.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall examines why 12th-grade boys are leaning conservative, linking the trend to a reaction against the left's disparagement of masculinity.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to discuss Devon Archer's revealing testimony, discussing Hunter Biden's controversial dealings with Burisma, and its potential implications for the Biden administration.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Texas Congressman Chip Roy to discuss the border crisis, unpack the critical breakdown of operational control, emphasize the importance of the rule of law, and criticize U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas's destructive policies.
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Townhall Review – July 29, 2023
Sebastian Gorka and John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, scrutinize Hunter Biden's contentious financial affairs, raising questions about Joe Biden's involvement and the latest revelations from a whistleblower entrenched in the investigation.
Texas Congressman Chip Roy confronts Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the border crisis.
Mark Davis closely examines the border, focusing on Texas Governor Greg Abbott's border control measures and the current lack of U.S. immigration enforcement by the federal government.
Hugh Hewitt turns to an old friend Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, to discuss the contentious reform of the Israeli Supreme Court and its profound societal implications in the fabric of Israeli society.
Charlie Kirk welcomes Chris Rufo, author of the new book, “America’s Cultural Revolution,” to talk about how conservatives can reclaim public institutions, build new ones reflecting conservative values, and engage in active governance to counter left-wing ideologies shaping today's culture.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka talks with Vivek Ramaswamy, 2024 Republican hopeful, to discuss his independent campaign, critique of establishment politics, and plan to revitalize the American Dream through a conservative vision focused on individual responsibility, limited government, and national values.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor is joined by Tom Baker, 33-year veteran of the FBI and author of the book, 'The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.' They discuss the startling transformation of the FBI, its current challenges, and the potential implications for democratic institutions and civil liberties.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to discuss Robert F. Kennedy Jr's call for a probe into Biden's alleged wrongdoings, sparked by an informant's revelations about Burisma's bribery scheme. They also delve into concerns over Biden's purported ties with China and how Hunter Biden should prepare to plead guilty to tax evasion charges. Finally, they unpack the crucial disclosures from IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Heather Mac Donald, author of the book, "When Race Trumps Merit," discuss NYC's $13 million payout to protesters, its impact on law enforcement, and how it challenges meritocracy and Western civilization's core principles.
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Townhall Review – July 22, 2023
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review, to discuss Donald Trump's recent "target letter" and the implications of the ongoing investigation by Special Counsel Jack Smith.
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York, chief political correspondent for the Washington Examiner, discuss their concerns about President Biden's age, perceived mental capacity, and potential implications on his 2024 candidacy.
Hugh Hewitt welcomes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to talk about media narratives, key domestic and international issues, and his 2024 Presidential run.
Dennis Prager testifies before the Arizona legislature, refuting white nationalist accusations.
Seth Leibsohn also testifies before the Arizona legislature, tackling the issue of free speech suppression at public universities like Arizona State University.
Kevin McCullough pays tribute to Salem Media co-founder Stuart Epperson, reflecting on his influential life and legacy in faith-based media and his passionate mentorship of young men in inner cities. A heartfelt homage to an industry giant.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor is joined by Greg Price of the State Freedom Caucus Network to discuss the uproar around country star Jason Aldean's music video for "Try That In A Small Town." Despite CMT banning the video, it has become a viral sensation and has clinched the #1 spot on iTunes. The discussion centers on free speech, "woke" backlash, and its repercussions for conservative viewpoints in music.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk digs into special prosecutor Jack Smith's impending charges against Donald Trump. Kirk exposes specific strategies that could be used to disqualify Trump from the 2024 election, such as invoking the Civil War-era 14th Amendment in what could be a powerful play for the 2024 election.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, Chairman of the Congressional Judiciary Committee, to unpack the ongoing concerns surrounding the FBI and Director Christopher Wray. Jordan dissects Wray's recent testimony, with a focus on the FBI's data mining practices, agency overreach, and political bias.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher dives into the murky waters of a potential White House cocaine cover-up, explores the potential security breach, and subtly hints at potential links to Hunter Biden.
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Townhall Review – July 15, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Matthew Spalding, Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Government at Hillsdale College, to discuss the implications of the Supreme Court's recent term. They examine the "Roe Era," affirmative action, and systemic racism, exploring the future trajectory of constitutional law and governance.
Charlie Kirk chats with Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt about his lawsuit challenging federal government coercion of social media companies to suppress free speech and the significant First Amendment implications of the case's recent injunction.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Public Policy, talk about the classic work by Alexis De Tocqueville, “Democracy in America.”
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher to discuss the CCP's insidious war on religious freedom, its chilling acts of rewriting biblical scripture, and the crucial importance of the U.S. leading the fight for international religious rights.
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough to discuss the Lancet study on vaccine-related fatalities, which was abruptly removed, the connection between vaccines and autism, and the escalating issue of medical censorship.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo and Steve Forbes, Chairman, and Editor-in-Chief at Forbes Media & co-author of "Reviving America," critique the Biden administration's handling of inflation and its possible 2024 implications. Steve also analyzes the June jobs report, tackles offshore manufacturing issues with a focus on China, and argues for introducing a flat tax system.
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by Heather Mac Donald, author of the book, "When Race Trumps Merit," to celebrate the Supreme Court's monumental ruling against race-based college admissions, discussing its significant impact on affirmative action and strategizing the next steps conservatives must take to uphold merit-based practices in public life.
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Townhall Review – July 8, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Kristen Waggoner, CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, to discuss the pivotal 303 Creative v. Elenis case involving Lori Smith. They examine the court's decision, its wide-ranging impact on free speech rights, and Lori Smith's personal journey, emphasizing the case's profound significance for individual freedom of expression in America.
Seth Leibsohn welcomes Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute, to talk about the Supreme Court's landmark decision in the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard case, marking a significant step towards true individual merit-based consideration over race-based affirmative action.
Charlie Kirk talks with Kelly Shackleford, CEO of First Liberty, about the monumental 9-0 victory in the Groff v. DeJoy, Postmaster General case, reinstating religious freedom in the workplace and setting a new precedent for future religious discrimination cases.
Dan Proft and Randy Barnett, Professor of Law at Georgetown, dive into the critical shift in Supreme Court dynamics with six conservative justices, underlining its significance in key policy decisions.
Hugh Hewitt is joined by Judge Amul Thapar, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, for an in-depth exploration of Justice Thomas's originalist approach to the Constitution. They examine his significant opinions and dissents as presented in Thapar's new book, 'The People's Justice: Clarence Thomas and the Constitutional Stories that Define Him.'
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt to discuss the landmark victory against the Biden Administration's attempted social media censorship, the implications for free speech, and the ongoing battle to preserve truth and integrity in the digital age.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Substack blogger Peachy Keenan to discuss the troubling influence of woke Hollywood. They analyze the Barbie movie, revealing how it promotes transgenderism and exposes children to progressive propaganda.
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In this episode, Trish Regan and historian Tim Barton examine the lasting influence of the Declaration of Independence. They discuss how the forward-thinking Founding Fathers, guided by their unwavering faith in God-given rights, shaped a remarkable destiny on July 4th.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Gregg Jarrett, Legal and political analyst for Fox News, to discuss the Supreme Court's landmark ruling that ends affirmative action in college admissions, underlining a pivotal moment for academic fairness.
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Townhall Review – July 1, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks to Nikki Haley about the mistreatment of Uyghur Muslims in China and the Chinese ambassador's justifications, highlighting the need for action.
Larry O'Connor and Peter Schweizer discuss the corruption within the Biden family, focusing on Hunter Biden's business ties in China and Ukraine.
Charlie Kirk talks with Sean Davis of the Federalist to reveal startling details about Hunter Biden's suspicious burner phone, deep-seated corruption in the Biden administration, and calling for impeachment in a scandal that eclipses Watergate.
Hugh Hewitt and Florida Congressman Mike Waltz discuss the Wagner Group's recent attempted coup in Russia, its impact on Russian security, the strain from the Ukraine conflict, and the major blow to Putin's grip on power.
Sebastian Gorka and media mogul Conrad Black dive deep into the Wagner Group's mutiny, unveiling a monumental shift in Putin's control over the Ukrainian invasion - a grave blow to his leadership.
Hugh Hewitt and Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, discuss the Declaration of Independence's historical significance and contemporary relevance in the United States' deepening political polarization.
Then, as the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding rapidly approaches, we reach deep into the archives.
Dennis Prager and the late British historian Paul Johnson explore George Washington's instrumental role in American history, revealing his conservative stance during the Revolution and his strategic, patient leadership — a fitting and insightful tribute to this Founding Father for the Fourth of July.
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In this episode, Dan Proft welcomes Marty Makary, M.D., professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, to discuss the alarming missteps in public health communication during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Makary criticizes the culture of fear and false alarms, calling for honesty and scientifically-backed decisions in public health policy.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo chats with Daniel Hoffman, Ret. CIA Senior Officer, who provides expert insight into the Wagner Group's rebellion in Russia. Hoffman evaluates Putin's regime stability and speculates on the global ramifications of this unexpected power shift.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by retired General Jack Keane, chairman of the Institute for the Study of War, to discuss the unexpected rebellion in Russia under the direction of Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group. They assess the resulting instability in Putin's regime and the potential fallout for Ukraine.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with Lila Rose, President, Founder of Live Action, to discuss the post-Dobbs transformation of the pro-life narrative, the role of education in dispelling abortion myths, and the collective efforts, including crisis centers and legal activism aimed at creating an abortion-free America.
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Townhall Review – July 24, 2023
Larry O'Connor and cultural commentator Andrew Klavan discuss fairness and corruption in society, with Klaven expressing concerns about the DOJ's special treatment of Hunter Biden and the lack of consequences for his actions.
Sebastian Gorka and China expert Gordon Chang express concern over Tony Blinken's statement on Taiwan, questioning its pro-China implications and the military response it may elicit from China.
Sebastian Gorka and James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, strongly criticize Biden's appeasement approach to China. They express concerns over his groveling attitude towards China and highlight the importance of American companies distancing themselves from China's influence.
Andrew Wilkow and author Brandon Weichert criticize Biden's approach to Taiwan and China, expressing concerns about his lack of control and appeasement. They highlight the risks and strategic implications of China's actions, including their plans for Cuba.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about an article in the Atlantic by Jerry Hendrix, “The Age of American Naval Dominance is Over.”
And Hugh talks with Retired Navy Captain Jerry Hendrix, about his article “The Age of American Naval Dominance is Over.”
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In this episode, Trish Regan talks about how Bud Light's parent company took home a major marketing award at the "Oscars of Marketing" event in Cannes, France. Yep. Even though they lost billions of dollars in market cap since the failed Dylan Mulvaney partnership with Bud Light.
Trish also gets into Pixar's latest flop, Elemental, and why these woke companies won't stop shoving their garbage down our throats.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka questions Tony Blinken's statement on Taiwan's independence, expressing confusion and concern about its potential implications, while China expert Gordon Chang suggests that the statement could be interpreted as a display of weakness, leading to increased tensions and provocations from China.
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Charlie Kirk expresses his opposition to Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday, arguing that it was made as an expression of dominance and political power during a hostile takeover of American culture. He criticizes the emphasis on race and systemic injustice associated with Juneteenth and sees it as a divisive holiday that aims to dilute pride in America and promote a Marxist agenda.
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Hugh Hewitt interviews Senator Marco Rubio about his book "Decades of Decadence: How Our Spoiled Elites Blew America's Inheritance of Liberty, Security, and Prosperity." They discuss the divide between those who want the country to prosper and those who view it as fundamentally racist and sexist, the powerful minority driving the ideology, the need to stand against it, and the importance of history.
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This week on Townhall Review – June 17, 2023
Hugh Hewitt and Mollie Hemingway, Editor in Chief of “The Federalist” discuss the timing and challenges of a potential trial for Donald Trump, expressing concerns about the politicization of the Department of Justice and the need for media coverage to address the context and erosion of trust in the justice system.
Charlie Kirk and Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo discussed the indictment of former President Trump, expressing concerns about its potential impact on the country and the rule of law.
Hugh Hewitt asks Florida Governor Ron DeSantis about his promise to reconstitute the government, to which DeSantis responds by emphasizing the need to address the unaccountable administrative state, reduce its power, assert Article 2 authority, and refocus federal law enforcement.
Sebastian Gorka asks historian Victor Davis Hanson about his concerns about lost moral credibility, the hobbled opposition leader, erosion of faith in the rule of law, and dangerous precedents set by indicting an ex-president. They discuss the potential long-term damage to America's reputation and the need for strategic action without resorting to illegal tactics.
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya is joined by James Fishback, a former high school debater and debate coach, who wrote an article in the Free Press highlighting the ideological bias and censorship in high school debate competitions. Fishback's efforts to raise awareness about this issue have garnered support from both conservatives and liberals, indicating a growing recognition of the importance of free speech and open debate.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan to discuss the ongoing pattern of targeting and unjust treatment of President Trump and his associates, highlighting instances such as the use of a false dossier to obtain a surveillance warrant and the raid on Trump's home prior to an election. They argue that this latest arrest of a potential contender against Joe Biden signals a troubling trend in American politics.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo welcomes Gordon G. Chang, Asia expert, columnist, and author, to dig into China's secret spy bases in Cuba. They explore how these covert operations could affect the world and question why the Biden administration seems to be quiet on this matter.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn welcomes Brett Johnson, Navy veteran, and attorney at Snell and Wilmer, to discuss the unprecedented indictment against former President Donald Trump. They dissect the swift progression of the investigation and the substantial count of charges, drawing contrasts with Hillary Clinton's email server investigation. Finally, they explore the controversial use of the Espionage Act.
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This week on Townhall Review – June 10, 2023
Kentucky Congressman James Comer presses FBI Director Christopher Wray for access to an unclassified document over bribery allegations against President Biden.
Andrew Wilkow welcomes Virginia Congressman Ben Cline to discuss the partisanship within the Department of Justice and the FBI.
Joe Piscopo talks with former prosecutor Andrew McCarthy about the potential influence of the Justice Department.
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan tackle the urgent need for FBI reform, focusing on issues like improper data queries and a lack of transparency in the agency's investigations.
Former Vice President Mike Pence and ex-New Jersey Governor Chris Christie both make official announcements of their intentions to run for the presidency in the 2024 elections.
Hugh Hewitt invites RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel to talk about the various promising Republican candidates competing and the established criteria for their participation in the forthcoming debates.
Hugh Hewitt turns to former Navy Captain Henry Hendrix to discuss the rising tensions with China, examining unsafe naval encounters and their potential global security implications.
Larry O’Connor and Charles “Cully” Stimson of the Heritage Foundation delve into the troubling and damaging trends unfolding within the American criminal justice system. Cully provides insights from his new book, “Rogue Prosecutors: How Radical Soros Lawyers Are Destroying America's Communities.”
And finally, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson of AM560 the Answer in Chicago talks with Stephen Moore, a former economist at the Trump White House, to underscore the importance of the 2024 election, and its impact on all levels, from local to the presidential ticket.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Dr. Miriam Grossman, a practicing psychiatrist and the author of a new book: "Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness." They scrutinize controversial medical practices, challenge hasty irreversible interventions, and stress the significance of parental intuition in life-altering decisions.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz and Congressman Jim Jordan, Chairman of the Congressional Judiciary Committee, expose the Biden Family Bribery Scheme, confront the FBI's involvement, dig into the hidden document, and spotlight the glaring lack of transparency in this high-stakes political scandal.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo welcomes Gordon G. Chang, Asia expert, columnist, and author, to unpack China's Defense Minister's statement on war with the U.S. being an "unbearable disaster" and discuss the unnerving incident of a Chinese warship's dangerously close approach to a U.S. missile destroyer.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall welcomes Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, to discuss the intricate ties between FBI Director Christopher Wray and President Biden, highlighting the perceived contempt and corruption. They also chat about the potential implications of these relationships on American democracy.
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This week on Townhall Review – June 3, 2023
Joe Piscopo is joined by Mike Davis to discuss the Supreme Court's ruling against EPA overreach, potential regulatory implications, and the effect of Biden's judicial appointments on court balance. They highlight the need to protect citizens' rights and judicial integrity.
Dennis Prager chats with Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, and Kellie Fiedorek, government affairs director for Alliance Defending Freedom, to dig into Colorado's controversial law that could crack down on artistic freedom. As Smith's Supreme Court case looms, they highlight its potential impact on free speech, personal liberties, and government control.
Hugh Hewitt and Mollie Hemingway, Editor-in-Chief at The Federalist, talk about the fallout from Bud Light's controversial actions. They explore the risks corporations face when adopting political stances in their marketing and the need for accountability in advertising strategies.
Trish Regan reviews the big drops in Target's and Anheuser-Busch's stock prices, seeing consumer backlash against their radical strategies. Regan outlines how controversial socio-political stances can impact a company's financial performance and public image.
Dennis Prager welcomes George Glider, author of the new book "Life After Capitalism: The Meaning of Wealth, the Future of the Economy, and the Time Theory of Money," to dive into American capitalism's transformation, the promise of an information economy, and the societal effects of secularism, reminding that innovation is one of our strong traditional values.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk welcomes Gregg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst and author of the new book "Trial of the Century," to discuss the weaponization of the FBI, highlighting issues of justice and accountability in modern American politics.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to discuss the Debt-Ceiling Deal. They talk about the strength of GOP unity in driving significant fiscal limitations, the strategic negotiation tactics and the balanced impacts on defense and social-welfare spending.
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In this episode, Dan Proft talks with Ian Row, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, about the divisive influence of the 1619 Project's curriculum, the alarming trend of self-censorship among students, and the critical role of school choice in providing a balanced education.
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In this special Memorial Day episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg (Ret.), a distinguished Vietnam War veteran and former National Security Advisor to Vice President Mike Pence. As we commemorate those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, General Kellogg reflects on his own experiences in Vietnam, the meaning of Memorial Day from a soldier's perspective, and the enduring impact of this day on his life and service.
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This week on Townhall Review – May 27, 2023
Joe Piscopo and veteran economist Stephen Moore analyze the upcoming U.S. debt ceiling negotiations. They cover the artificial 'June 1st deadline' and the likelihood of a default.
Charlie Kirk welcomes Florida Congressman Byron Donald to discuss the debt ceiling negotiations. They discuss potential strategic moves, advocate for significant budget cuts, and critique President Biden's handling of the situation.
Governor Ron DeSantis launches his 2024 presidential campaign on Twitter Spaces with Elon Musk, pledging to revive America, end the culture of losing, and bring sanity back to the nation, promising victory and effective governance if nominated.
Jenna Ellis chats with 2024 Republican Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis about his defense of religious freedoms in Florida and his commitment to pro-life legislation, including the Heartbeat Protection Act.
Bob Frantz talks with Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, chair of the Weaponization Committee, about the retaliation against FBI whistleblowers who exposed governmental overreach.
Sebastian Gorka and historian Niall Ferguson discuss Ferguson's article in The Spectator titled "Trump's second act: he can still win, in spite of everything." They discuss Trump's resilience, the burgeoning administrative state, education politicization, and the waning scientific method, offering insights into Trump's potential political future and the societal issues at play.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Reuven Fenton, New York Post reporter who narrowly escaped a machete attack from a now-former Hunter College professor, Shellyne Rodriguez.
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In this episode, Kevin McCullough is joined by Julio Rosas, Senior Writer at Townhall.com, to discuss the underground dynamics of Antifa, the untold violence during the 2020 George Floyd riots, and the critical response (or lack thereof) by law enforcement and media.
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In this episode, Todd Starnes is joined by Pennsylvania Congressman Scott Perry, Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, to discuss the looming debt ceiling crisis, the fiscal responsibility involved, and the possible impact on Americans amidst these critical negotiations.
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum slams the rise of corporate 'wokeness,' questioning its impact on societal norms and individual health. He critically dissects the intersection of corporate support for LGBTQ+, mental health, body positivity, and its betrayal of traditional consumer values.
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This week on Townhall Review – May 20, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Mollie Hemingway, Editor-in-Chief at The Federalist, to discuss the Durham Report, the FBI's bias, and the urgent need for change within the agency.
Andrew Wilkow is joined by Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, Chair of the Judiciary Committee, to pick apart the Durham Report's findings on the FBI's actions in the 2016 election. They scrutinize the misuse of the flawed dossier and shed light on the Judiciary Committee's key role in safeguarding against future government abuses.
Todd Starnes and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz slam U.S. immigration under President Biden, discuss policy missteps and humanitarian crises, and present strategies for regaining control at the border.
Hugh Hewitt chats with Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, chair of the House Select Committee on China, to examine China's potential aggression toward Taiwan, the West's underestimated risks, and the implications of economic engagement without addressing China's hostility.
Dennis Prager talks with Peachy Keenan, a pseudonym for a writer and mother living deep behind enemy lines. Peachy has a new book coming out next month: "Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War."
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley to discuss his new book, "Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs." They explore the pivotal role of masculine virtues in America's future, delving into topics of manhood, responsibility, and leadership while discussing the intersection of personal character and societal freedom.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to unpack the 316-page Durham Report. They shed light on Trump's vindication, the significant lapses within the FBI, and the controversial role played by Hillary Clinton's camp.
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya is joined by Dr. Patrick Moore, a co-founder of Greenpeace and now a director at the CO2 Coalition, to discuss the often overlooked shortcomings of renewable energy sources like wind and solar, from infrastructural challenges to disposal concerns. They talk about the promise of nuclear power and debunk common misconceptions, revealing the harsh realities behind the "green" revolution.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager talks with Peachy Keenan, a pseudonym for a writer and mother living deep behind enemy lines. Peachy has a new book coming out next month entitled, Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War.
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This week on Townhall Review – May 13, 2023
Hugh Hewitt is joined by Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise, House Majority Leader, to discuss the urgent need for bipartisan action on the U.S. debt ceiling. Scalise criticizes the current administration's approach, calling for severe proposals and lamenting missed opportunities for negotiation.
Larry O’Connor and Ken Cuccinelli, former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security under President Trump, delve into the escalating crisis of illegal immigration under the Biden administration, examining its consequences on national security, economic integrity, and the rule of law.
Andrew Wilkow and David Harsanyi, of the Federalist, discuss ethical violations against Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, the Democrats' politicization of the Supreme Court, its use as a 'super-legislature,' and concerns over Democrats prioritizing Roe v. Wade over constitutional amendments.
Hugh Hewitt chats with Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley, also a 2024 Republican Presidential candidate. They discuss pressing international issues: the new Chinese foreign secretary's threats, the looming China-Taiwan conflict, the effectiveness of U.S. foreign policy, and the recent violence in Israel.
Hugh Hewitt speaks with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on the "Red State 100 Days," highlighting the transformative actions that are reshaping Florida's legislative agenda.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn is joined by Dr. Kevin Sabet, President & CEO of Smart Approaches to Marijuana. They discuss the influence of marijuana legalization on cartels, debunk social justice myths, and explore the deteriorating conditions of urban neighborhoods due to widespread marijuana use. They delve into these interconnected issues and the potential risks of addiction.
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In this episode, Michele is joined by Guy Benson of Townhall.com and Fox News to discuss the complexities of the abortion debate while also assessing the current state of U.S. immigration policy and its political ramifications.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Thomas Homan, Former Acting Director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, to discuss the grave consequences of Title 42 ending this week, its effect on border security, and the striking increase in undocumented migrants crossing into the U.S., along with tragic incidents such as the one in Brownsville, Texas.
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In this episode, Carl Jackson is joined by Heather Mac Donald of the Manhattan Institute and author of "When Race Trumps Merit" to confront the media's skewed portrayal of interracial violence and the role race plays in crime statistics. They also discuss the harmful consequences of government failures in addressing crime and vagrancy and the urgent need to acknowledge harsh realities to effectively tackle the root causes of these pressing issues.
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This week on Townhall Review – May 6, 2023
Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin attempts to undermine the Supreme Court's authority as Head of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a Judiciary Committee member, sheds light on the political campaign aimed at discrediting Justice Clarence Thomas.
Hugh Hewitt is joined by Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn to discuss the ethics and protection of Supreme Court justices, the attempts to de-legitimize the court, and the importance of enforcing federal statutes to safeguard judges from intimidation and political influence.
Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers Union, presents a conflicting testimony at a recent House meeting. Weingarten's assertions of unwavering efforts to reopen schools during the COVID-19 pandemic strikingly contradict her previous statements and actions, casting doubt on her genuine motives.
Seth Leibson chats with Pete Peterson, Dean of Pepperdine’s School of Public Policy, to talk about the discrepancies between Randi Weingarten's testimony and her previous actions, the influence of public sector unions on pandemic policies, and the potential long-term effects on a generation of students who faced extended school closures.
Andrew Wilkow, host on Salem News Channel, and EJ Antonio of the Heritage Foundation discuss the U.S. debt limit, unsustainable government spending, and the consequences of accumulating massive debt, emphasizing the need for spending cuts to avoid financial catastrophe.
Trish Regan invites Anson Frericks, former President of the Anheuser Busch Sales & Distribution company, to discuss the decline in Anheuser-Busch sales, the shift to stakeholder capitalism, and the impact of political involvement on the brand's core customer base.
Dennis Prager criticizes Bud Light's decision to partner with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney to support the LGBTQ+ community. Prager questions the judgment of Alissa Heinerscheid, Vice President of Marketing for Bud Light, and argues that businesses should prioritize sales and profitability over social messaging based on market research.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, chair of the Select Committee on China, to discuss the alarming infiltration of the Chinese Communist Party in North and South America, the urgent need to counter their United Front Work tactics, and potential legislative solutions to safeguard our democracies and national security.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Sen. Ron Johnson discuss the recent revelations of Secretary of State Antony Blinken's previously undisclosed communications with Hunter Biden, and the potential impact on American political integrity. They also explore Blinken's denial of any involvement in an open letter that dismissed the Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian disinformation along with 51 intel officials.
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya chats with Riley Gaines, former division 1 collegiate swimmer and Spokeswoman for the Independent Women's Forum, to discuss her fight for fairness in women's sports, the impact of transgender athletes, and the courage it takes to stand against the tide of popular opinion.Fighting for Fairness: Riley Gaines' Crusade to Protect Women's Sports
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In this episode, Dennis Prager talks with Mary Harrington about her latest book, Feminism Against Progress, a warning against a dystopian future in which women are merely used for harvesting body parts and wombs for rent.
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Townhall Review – April 29, 2023
Charlie Kirk delves into Joe Biden's decision to seek a second term, despite tepid Democratic backing and notorious gaffes. Kirk reveals why Biden may remain a formidable opponent in the November 2024 election.
Sen. Ted Cruz joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss President Biden's diminishing state, his blunders, and how his decline impacts the country.
Sebastian Gorka and Gordon Chang examine the crisis in Sudan, its geopolitical implications, and the potential influence of Russia and China on the nation's future. They explore how the events impact America's global standing and highlight the importance of understanding interconnected global affairs.
Hugh Hewitt chats with Rep. Mike Gallagher, chair of the Select Committee on China, about a war game simulation on a U.S.-China conflict over Taiwan, exploring outcomes, economic and financial strategies, and the differing approaches of Republicans and Democrats on engagement with China.
Hugh Hewitt and Elbridge Colby, former deputy assistant secretary of defense and co-founder of The Marathon Initiative, analyze China's rising threat, focusing on the potential invasion of Taiwan, the implications for the U.S. economy, and the urgency for strategic military preparedness to counter China's expanding influence.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk talks with author Alex Berenson about a New York Times profile of Anthony Fauci that sought to whitewash the Covid sins of Fauci, such as shutting down the country, closing schools, and the back-and-forth advice on mask mandates. Berenson also discusses his censorship lawsuit against the Biden administration.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager and longtime friend, Larry Elder, discuss Elder's 2024 presidential run, his key policy proposals, and the vision he has for America's future
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk examines the substantial implications of Tucker Carlson's exit from Fox News for conservative media, while contemplating the potential ramifications for political discourse. Kirk highlights Tucker's crucial role in molding conservative perspectives and ideas.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz chats with Rep. Jim Jordan about the House Judiciary Committee's field hearing in NYC, which focuses on the soft-on-crime policies of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, the political motivations behind Bragg's prosecution of President Donald Trump, and the latest developments on Hunter Biden's laptop. They tackle the potential weaponization of the justice department for political purposes. Lastly, they discuss the concerning issue of transgender men competing in women's sports.
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Townhall Review – April 22, 2023
Hugh Hewitt and Mollie Hemingway, editor-in-chief of The Federalist, tackle the widening gap between corporate America and their customers, using Bud Light's recent advertising blunders as a prime example.
Dennis Prager unpacks the consequences of left-wing ideology, arguing that corporations like Anheuser-Busch significantly contribute to the erosion of society's core values and traditions.
Joe Piscopo and K.T. McFarland, a national security veteran with service to Presidents Nixon, Ford and Reagan, explore the evolving values and patriotism in America. They scrutinize the shifting mindset among younger generations and within the Democratic Party, reminiscing about the inspiring leadership of figures like John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan.
Brandon Tatum reacts to Mayor Brandon Johnson's response to the recent chaos in Chicago. Tatum critiques the mayor's position and emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility, self-reflection, and community engagement in addressing and preventing such incidents.
Hugh Hewitt and Jim Geraghty, senior political correspondent of National Review, analyze the need to recognize and prepare for potential threats from China, especially regarding Taiwan. They explore the China Select Committee's work, House Republicans' wargames simulation, and the impact of COVID on China.
Michele Tafoya, host of "Sideline Sanity" Podcast, welcomes Peter Schweizer, author of the book "Red Handed," for a conversation about the influence of corporate America and mainstream media on shaping political narratives and foreign policy concerning China. They also highlight the significance of transparency in reporting political improprieties from all sides.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk delves into Elon Musk's unique role as a disruptor and free speech advocate, as demonstrated in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson. Explore how Musk defies the ruling elite by challenging their status quo, sparking change, and inciting debate among conservatives. Learn about the potential of Musk's unorthodox approach to inspire a new wave of leaders who prioritize the nation's well-being and its citizens.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Tomi Lahren, host of "Fearless" on Outkick, to discuss the recent Bud Light controversy, the impact of woke marketing on conservative consumers, and the potential implications for businesses choosing political sides.
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In this episode, Trish Regan is joined by Steve Krakauer, executive producer of the Megyn Kelly Show Podcast and author of "Uncovered: How the Media Got Cozy with Power, Abandoned Its Principles, and Lost the People." They tackle the media's increasing bias, manipulation, and it devastating consequences for democracy and public trust.
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum dismantles Susan Rice's claim that racism cost the country $16 trillion, urging young black adults to strive for more. Drawing from his own experiences in closing the race wealth gap, he highlights the significant impact of decision-making and cultural influences on their potential for success, instead of blaming racism as the primary driver of the wage gap.
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Townhall Review – April 15, 2023
Hugh Hewitt is joined by China Select Committee Chair Rep. Mike Gallagher to examine Hollywood and Big Tech's reluctance to acknowledge the pressing need for disentangling from China in the 21st century.
Michelle Tafoya converses with Jimmy Quinn, national security correspondent for National Review, to delve into the intensifying diplomatic relations between the United States and Taiwan and the potential fallout of China's mounting aggression towards the democratic nation.
Joe Piscopo engages with Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins to explore the World Health Organization's updated guidelines on COVID-19 vaccine usage and how this change distorts China's approach.
Hugh Hewitt and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo assess the sudden transformation of the world order, concentrating on China's assertive posture towards Taiwan, the reconfiguration of global alliances, and the challenges confronted by various nations.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, to discuss the hard-left elements within the Democratic Party and draw historical parallels to the French Revolution as explored in Hanson's article "Our French Revolution." They also explore the impact of leftist organizations, the wealth of the left's foundations, and the potential implications of the transgender movement on American society.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall talks with Karol Markowicz, columnist for the New York Post, about the concerning spread of far-left ideologies in American institutions like Disney and the education system. Learn how these radical movements are erasing innocence and indoctrinating the next generation, and explore how conservatives can fight back to preserve our values.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk chats with Riley Gaines, the brave TPUSA speaker who stood her ground against a violent trans mob at San Francisco State University while delivering a powerful speech on "Saving Women's Sports."
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In this episode, Trish Regan is joined by Rep. Byron Donalds (FL), who sits on the House Finance Committee, to discuss the alarming inflation crisis, reckless government spending, and the potential collapse of the U.S. economy.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with legal expert Andrew McCarthy about the constitutionality and coherence of the indictment against former President Donald Trump, highlighting its shortcomings in stating a clear crime and questioning the legitimacy of New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg's claims related to the 2016 election.
Joe Piscopo and Joe Tacopina, an attorney representing Donald Trump, to discuss the indictment of Trump by the state of New York and the weaponization of the justice system, the selective nature of the prosecution, and the potential implications for future political opponents.
Michele Tafoya chats with James Rosen, Chief White House Correspondent for NewsMax, to talk about his new biography of Justice Antonin Scalia, "Scalia: Rise to Greatness, 1936 to 1986," unveiling the remarkable journey of the first Italian-American Supreme Court Justice, his impact on American law, and previously unpublished insights gathered through years of extensive research and exclusive interviews.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher discusses the delicate balance between moral convictions and pragmatic approaches in abortion-focused elections, examining the recent Wisconsin Supreme Court election as an example.
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Dennis Prager discusses his recent column, Could It Happen Here? It Is Happening Here. Dennis compares America to the Soviet Union after the Left arrested a former president of the opposition party; for the first time in American history.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review, who breaks down the 34-count indictment against President Trump, diving into the potential prosecutorial abuse, questionable tactics used to stack charges, and the critical importance of ensuring a fair and just legal process.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka unpacks the unprecedented charge against President Trump by New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg, exploring its far-reaching implications on American democracy and how this groundbreaking decision has forever changed the nation.
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Townhall Review – April 1, 2023
Chris Stigall chats with Tomi Lahren, host of "Tomi Lahren is Fearless" for OutKick, to discuss the heroic actions of Nashville police officers who intervened in a tragic incident at a local Christian school.
Mike Gallagher reacts to a fiery exchange on Capitol Hill between Senator Ted Cruz and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas over issues related to the southern border.
Hugh Hewitt and Ohio Congressman David Joyce discuss the need for border security and the government's failure to make progress in securing the border.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the potential threat posed by China's increasing focus on war readiness and the importance of taking Xi Jinping's rhetoric seriously.
Dennis Prager talks to Alex Epstein about his book, “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas – Not Less.”
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Riley Gaines, former collegiate swimmer, to discuss the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in women's sports. They examine the consequences of NCAA policies on fairness, safety, and opportunities for female athletes, questioning if the accommodation of a minority population is undermining the integrity of women's sports.
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In this episode, Trish Regan is joined by Larry Elder, former candidate for Governor of California, to discuss the damaging effects of leftist policies on the black community. Larry tackles the controversial issue of reparations, racial equality, and the importance of empowering individuals for true success.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Josh Kraushaar, Editor-in-Chief at Jewish Insider, to discuss the challenges faced by Prime Minister BenjaminNetanyahu in maintaining a stable coalition amid diverse ideologies and the massive protests against the newly-elected coalition government’s proposed judicial overhaul.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Missouri Senator Josh Hawley dive into Congress's critical hearing on TikTok, examining its alarming connections to the Chinese Communist Party and the app's influence on American youth. They also discuss the potential of banning this dangerous CCP tool, standing up for our nation's values, and protecting our national security.
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Townhall Review – March 25, 2023
Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton talk about the recent meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Joe Piscopo talks with Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis about the growing alliance between Russia and China and that we had better start paying very close attention.
Trish Regan and Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn talk about the fentanyl crisis and how the problem is getting worse, not better.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about an article in the Atlantic by Jerry Hendrix, “The Age of American Naval Dominance is Over.”
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In this episode, Dennis Prager scrutinizes how USA Today's recognition of trans women as "Woman of the Year" blurs gender distinctions, undermining the significance of women's unique accomplishments. He emphasizes the importance of guidance, wisdom, and biological reality, providing valuable insights for parents navigating today's complex gender debates.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall talks with Andrew McCarthy, columnist for the National Review and The New York Post, about the potential indictment of former President Donald Trump by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and how this legal battle could ignite a firestorm among Trump's base, thus influencing the 2024 presidential election and shaping the future of American politics.
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In this episode, Deborah Flora and Ryan T. Anderson, President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, examine the rising trend of transgender and non-binary identities, discussing the long-term consequences of medical interventions and emphasizing the need for compassion, support, and cross-ideological alliances to address this complex issue.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Trish Regan, host of "The Trish Regan Show" podcast, discuss the perilous state of America's financial institutions and expose the Fed's false promises. They dive into the consequences of unchecked government intervention and reveal the potential impact on everyday Americans.
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Townhall Review – March 18, 2023
Congressman Mike Gallagher speaks before the House of Representatives on why the U.S. national security stakes with China are so high.
Hugh Hewitt invites former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to discuss the critical moment the U.S. is in with China, as well as his book, “Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love.”
Hugh Hewitt invites Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to talk about his latest book, “Only the Strong: Reversing the Left’s Plot to Sabotage American Power.”
Michele Tafoya talks with Michael Sobolik, who serves on the American Foreign Policy Council, to talk about how deeply intertwined China and the United States are, especially in the world of sports, namely the NBA.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with James Rosen, author of "Scalia: Rise to Greatness, 1936 to 1986," about Justice Scalia's remarkable life, legal philosophy, and lasting impact on American law and society.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher dives into the shocking Stanford Law School incident where left-wing radicals tried to silence conservative Judge Kyle Duncan. Unpacking the urgent need to protect free speech and promote civil discourse, Gallagher calls on the political left to reject this mob mentality while urging conservatives to stand strong against the escalating suppression of diverse viewpoints.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief at Forbes Media & the co-author of "Reviving America," about the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the fundamental banking mistake that led to its downfall. They'll explore the broader implications of this event on the American economy and share practical tips for protecting your finances. Learn how to navigate the economic uncertainty and avoid the damaging policies of the Biden administration.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager critiques the budget proposal submitted by the Biden administration, pointing out its socialist policies and unprecedented levels of spending and taxation. He notes that the proposed tax rates are higher than almost any other country in Western Europe, discussing the dangers of adopting Europe's socialist path and the importance of limited government for individual freedom and prosperity.
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Townhall Review – March 11, 2023
Paul Gigot talks to Dr. Marty Makary, of Johns Hopkins, Duane Patterson talks to Ed Morrissey, of Hot Air, and Trish Regan talks with Arizona Representative Debbie Lesko about the new revelations on the origin of the COVID-19 virus.
Charlie Kirk turns to Missouri Senator Josh Hawley to talk about his questioning of Attorney General Merrick Garland before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Michelle Tafoya and Ilya Shapiro, of the Manhattan Institute, talk about Georgetown University Law Center's policy on DEI, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and why that kept him from becoming the executive director of the Georgetown Center for the Constitution.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Karol Markowicz, columnist for the New York Post and author of “Stolen Youth: How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation,” along with Bethany Mandel. This eye-opening book explores the all-out battle the Left is waging on the American family, with Karol delving into the insidious threat of woke indoctrination that is demolishing innocence and warping children's concept of reality.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager dives into the truth about January 6th. With the release of the long-awaited footage from that day by Tucker Carlson, Dennis exposes the false narrative surrounding the events of January 6th. He sheds light on how the left-wing media and politicians have manipulated these events to push their agenda and highlights alarming similarities between America and the Soviet Union in the treatment of political prisoners.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk sounds the alarm about the shocking revelations about Dr. Fauci's involvement in a cover-up of the true origins of COVID-19. Kirk exposes the deep state's efforts to conceal the virus's link to the Wuhan Institute of Virology and explains how this allowed the left to exploit the pandemic for their own political gain.
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum exposes the left's insidious assault on our children’s innocence by teaching harmful gender theories in public schools. Discover why it's crucial for parents to be vigilant about what their children are learning and take action to protect them from the dangerous ideologies that threaten to indoctrinate and harm them.
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Townhall Review – March 4, 2023
This past week the Select Committee on China held its first meeting and Florida Congressman Carlos Gimenez questioned former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster on the nature of the Chinese threat, Michigan’s John Moolenaar asked Matt Pottinger about China’s role in our fentanyl scourge, and Chairman Mike Gallagher, from Wisconsin, got Pottinger to explain why TikTok is not just fun and games.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about how China is becoming more aggressive and more belligerent with eyes on Taiwan.
Bob Frantz turns to Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan to talk about the Department of Energy and the FBI publicly stating that the most plausible explanation for the origin of the COVID-19 virus was a lab leak in Wuhan China.
Joe Piscopo and Andrew McCarthy talk about the fate of President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program now being decided by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Mike Gallagher and Dan Proft talk about the defeat of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Steve Krakauer about his book, “Uncovered: How the Media Got Cozy with Power, Abandoned Its Principles, and Lost the People.”
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to talk about why Florida is the Red Print for Republicans. They also discuss the governor's new book, "The Courage to Be Free," and how its principles can shape the conservative movement.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher exposes the crazy math behind California's reparations proposals, including the San Francisco Reparations Task Force's plan to pay $5 million per black resident. He also denounces the divisive and racist nature of these proposals and calls out the left’s reality-defying confusion on race-related issues.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins physician and public health researcher, to discuss the U.S. Energy Department's recent report that the Covid-19 pandemic most likely arose from a laboratory leak. They examine the lab leak theory, gain-of-function research, and potential origins of the virus. Dr. Makary provides insights into the risks of manipulating viruses in the lab, the Chinese Communist Party's role in the cover-up, and the lessons that can be learned to prevent future outbreaks.
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum shares his perspective on why reparations for slavery may not be a practical or effective solution and why black communities should focus on personal responsibility and investment to create success and opportunities.
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Townhall Review – February 25, 2023
Following President Biden’s visit to Ukraine and Poland, Joe Piscopo turns to James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, and Hugh Hewitt turns to Mollie Hemingway, of the Federalist, to talk about the trip and what that means for U.S. support of Ukraine.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about his recent visit to Taiwan and how the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is a proxy of sorts for the geo-political struggle between China and the U.S.
Mark Davis talks to Texas State Representative Brian Harrison about the need for Texas to lead in protecting our children from the sexual and moral agenda of the left.
Kevin McCullough turns to Kelsey Bolar, of the Federalist, to talk about the U.S. pressing full steam ahead when it comes to surgical and medial gender “reassignment,” when Western European nations are pulling back.
Carl Jackson and Karol Markowicz talk about her recent article, “Tell Your Kids Marriage is More Important Than Money or Career – Because It Is.”
Dennis Prager reviews a Washington Post article on CDC data that our teen girls are depressed, feeling hopeless, and suicidal.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, to discuss his visit to East Palestine, Ohio, to address the train derailment that caused the spill of toxic chemicals. Trump talks about his efforts to provide relief materials to those affected by the disaster and criticizes the Biden administration's handling of the crisis.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager is joined by Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo, Surgeon General of Florida, about the increase in adverse events reported after the introduction of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher analyzes the media's coverage of President Biden's surprise visit to Kyiv, Ukraine. Mike also raises questions about the media's differing reactions to President Biden's visit compared to former President Trump's visits to areas with troops on the ground and how this reflects the biases and agendas of the media. He also discusses how the visit could have been utilized to address other political issues, such as the border crisis or visiting places like East Palestine, Ohio.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Riley Gaines, one of the country's top female collegiate swimmers, to discuss the backlash and threats she has faced for telling the truth about Leah Thomas, a transgender athlete who recently competed in the NCAA women's swimming championship. Gaines shares her personal experience of being forced to share a locker room with a male-bodied athlete and speaks out against the "betrayal" of women's sports.
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Townhall Review – February 18, 2023
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about balloons from China and the need for the new Select Committee on China.
Sebastian Gorka talks to Gordon Chang about the rising threat from China and the indecisiveness of our military's general officers.
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Max Miller talk about the importance of bipartisanship as we face the China threat and the other challenges of the 21st century.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, the new Chair of the Judiciary Committee, as he takes up much-needed oversight and accountability.
Charlie Kirk and veteran economist and columnist Stephen Moore talk about the latest inflation numbers.
Joe Piscopo turns to New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew to talk about wind farms off the New Jersey coast and the real environmental impact on the area.
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In this episode, Julie Hartman unpacks the unsettling CDC study revealing a surge of sadness among teen girls in the US. Julie explores the possible causes and solutions of this trend and unearths the urgent need to build a supportive community for these young women.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Spencer A. Klavan, author of "How to Save the West: Ancient Wisdom for 5 Modern Crises," to explore timeless truths that can help us understand the current crises facing Western society. These lessons from the past offer a path forward in overcoming similar challenges today.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Brad Hill, spokesperson for HeGetsUs.com, to discuss the organization's Super Bowl ad campaign and their mission to introduce Jesus in a new way emphasizing Jesus’ love and relevance in modern life.
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya is joined by Leonydus Johnson, author of "Raising Victims: The Pernicious Rise of Critical Race Theory," to discuss the dangers of Critical Race Theory in the education system and how it is affecting our youth. They delve into how CRT promotes negative emotions and victimhood in children and the threat it poses to freedom of speech and individualism.
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Congressman Mike Gallagher speaks before the House of Representatives on why the U.S. national security stakes with China are so high.
Hugh Hewitt invites former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to discuss the critical moment the U.S. is in with China, as well as his book, “Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love.”
Hugh Hewitt invites Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to talk about his latest book, “Only the Strong: Reversing the Left’s Plot to Sabotage American Power.”
Michele Tafoya talks with Michael Sobolik, who serves on the American Foreign Policy Council, to talk about how deeply intertwined China and the United States are, especially in the world of sports, namely the NBA.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Jim Geraghty, senior political correspondent of National Review, to discuss President Biden's second State of the Union address, with Republicans making their dissent vocally obvious at several points in the speech. Biden proposed areas for potential bipartisanship, such as the fight against the opioid epidemic and mental health care but also leaned into the Democrat wish list with proposals such as an assault weapons ban, a tax on billionaires, and labor union protections.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Host of America First and former strategist in the White House for President Trump, come together for a friendly debate over the war in Ukraine. Growing up under a communist dictatorship and the child of a freedom-loving revolutionary, Dr. Gorka brings a unique perspective on what could be Ukraine’s own 1776.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Gordon G. Chang, Asia expert, columnist, and author, who sounds the alarm on the recent balloon incident and the Biden administration's response, questioning whether proper measures are being taken to protect the US. What are the possible consequences of this event? Is it a precursor to war? Why didn’t the Biden administration take more decisive action?
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum talks about why the former President may feel threatened by a potential challenge in the Republican Primary from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Townhall Review – February 4, 2023
Deborah Flora, 710AM KNUS Denver, talks to Florida Senator Rick Scott about his 12-point plan addressing the nation’s out-of-control spending.
Hugh Hewitt and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares talk about the non-disclosure of merit award recipients in Virginia high schools.
Then Hugh talks to Olivia Beavers, of Politico, about the recent devastating report in the Columbia Journalism Review on the media’s coverage of President Trump.
Chris Stigall talks to Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was acquitted of federal charges for an altercation he had in front of an abortion clinic in October of 2021.
Julie Hartman, on her “Timeless with Julie Hartman” podcast, talks to Thomas Baker, author of “The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.”
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Senator Ted Cruz to discuss the proposed impeachment of Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. The two discuss Mayorkas' handling of illegal immigration, which Cruz argues is actively defying federal law and leading to increased drug trafficking and harm to Americans. Impeachment proceedings would bring media attention to the situation at the southern border.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo and Davis Marcus, Columnist for Fox News and The New York Post, discuss the controversy surrounding the city's plan to relocate migrants from hotels and their resistance to leave. They also discuss the impact of the Biden administration's policies on the situation and the potential consequences of the city's decision. Listen in as they delve into the complex and divisive issue, and offer their thoughts on the best solution for everyone involved.
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In this episode, Deborah Flora talks with Jake Warner of Alliance Defending Freedom, and Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, to discuss the ongoing legal battle surrounding religious freedom and artistic expression. They also cover the latest legal developments in Jack's case, including his appeal against the activist attorney who sued him in state court.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher is joined by Rep. Jim Jordan, House Judiciary Committee Chairman, to reveal details of the upcoming legislative agenda for a Republican-controlled House, including investigations, fixing problems created by the Democrats, and tackling hot-button issues such as the border, energy policy, and the military.
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Townhall Review – January 28, 2023
Sebastian Gorka turns to Gregg Jarrett, of Fox News, and Chris Stigall turns to Andrew McCarthy, of National Review, to talk about the Biden Administration’s classified document scandal.
Mike Gallagher talks with Sara Carter, of Fox News, about the insecure southern border that how it relates to the fentanyl crisis.
Seth Leibsohn and Howard Husock, of the American Enterprise Institute, talk about the federal government policy seemingly encouraging drug use.
Brandon Tatum talks about the estimated 1.2 million illegal border crossings since Joe Biden became President.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Montana Senator Steve Daines about the Senate map for 2024.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk applauds the Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy, for outsing Rep. Adam Schiff and Rep. Eric Swalwell from sitting on the Intelligence Committee and analyzes the controversy surrounding their removal and its impact on national security.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher talks with Sara Carter, Dark Wars host and Fox News contributor, for a glimpse into the tragic world of cartels and drug addiction playing out in the streets of America.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by James Rosen, Newsmax chief White House correspondent, to discuss President Bidens growing classified documents scandal, including White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s combative pressers and the frustration felt by conservative Americans.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough to discuss the potential dangers of COVID-19 vaccines and a recent report that calls for the removal of the vaccines from the market due to an unacceptable number of deaths and adverse events.
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Townhall Review – January 21, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks to Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and Seth Leibsohn turns to columnist Brandon Weichert about the Biden classified document scandal.
George Brauchler talks to Colorado Congressman Ken Buck about the nation’s runaway debt.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Indiana Congressman Jim Banks about the House majority navigating the early challenges in the new Congress.
Dennis Prager talks about an article written by Joel Kotkin and Sam Abrams at Real Clear Investigations, titled “The Rise of the Single Woke (and Young, Democratic) Female.”
Charlie Kirk talks to Yoram Hazony, author of “The Virtue of Nationalism” and, most recently, “Conservatism: A Rediscovery.”
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Jim Geraghty, senior political correspondent of National Review, discuss the problem of overclassification, speculation of the contents of the classified Biden Papers, and why there was no raid on President Biden's home, as there was on President Trump's.
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In this episode, Brandon Tatum exposes the political pandering of LAPD Police Chief Michael Moore as he bans the thin blue line flag in public areas of police stations.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager and Karol Markowicz, a columnist for the New York Post, uncover the reasons behind the rightward shift of the Jewish community.
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- Reasons behind the Jewish community's growing frustration and desire for a safe space.
- The shift in Jewish political alignment, including increased support for conservative politics, as seen in President Trump's rising share of the Jewish vote from 24% in 2016 to 30% in 2020 and exit polls showing 33% of Jews voting Republican in the midterm elections.
- The emergence of Florida as a stronghold for conservative Jews, with exit polls showing Gov. DeSantis garnering 45% of the Jewish vote in his recent election.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager and Karol Markowicz, a columnist for the New York Post, examine the factors driving the Jewish community's move toward conservative politics.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk turns to Congressman Byron Donalds (R-Fla) to discuss Byron's clash with MSNBC's Joy Reid, the new rule changes, and how the early victories for conservatives are just the beginning.
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Townhall Review – January 14, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks to Mollie Hemingway, of the Federalist, Chris Stigall talks to former prosecutor Andrew McCarthy, and Sebastian Gorka opines about President Biden holding confidential and classified documents from his time As Vice President under Barack Obama and the “double standard” handling by the Justice Department.
Charlie Kirk and Texas Congressmen Chip Roy talk about the voting drama in selecting California Congressman Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House.
Joe Piscopo talks to the new House Majority Leader Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise on how an effective Congressional term will be critical for both the nation and for the 2024 Presidential election.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about the House Select Committee on China to be chaired by Gallagher.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Indiana Congressman Jim Banks about Biden’s porous, open border policy.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by Rep. Jim Jordan, Chairman of the Congressional Judiciary Committee, to discuss House Republicans moving forward with a committee to investigate the deep state.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by former Vice President Mike Pence to discuss the double standard of the Biden DOJ investigating new allegations over classified documents.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Mark Morgan, former acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, to discuss Joe Biden's first visit to the southern border since becoming president.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn sits down with Larry Elder to discuss the possibility of a presidential run and his thoughts on education and race in America.
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Townhall Review – January 7, 2023
Hugh Hewitt talks to Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher who addressed the House of Representatives about the delay in selecting a Speaker of the House for the 118th Congress.
Sebastian Gorka and Tom Homan, former Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, about the continuing crisis on our southern border.
Dennis Prager looks at legislation passed last year by the California State Assembly.
Julie Hartman talks to Andrew Bustamante, ex-CIA Officer and founder of EverydaySpy, about our enemies and adversaries happy to watch our nation struggle with transition.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, talk about Elon Musk’s release of the “Twitter Files” and reestablishing free expression.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager is joined by Andrew McCarthy, columnist for the National Review and The New York Post, on his latest column: Impeach Biden over the Security Catastrophe He's Caused at the Border.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the factors contributing to the military's recruitment challenges, and the benefits of joining the US military.
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In this episode, Dennis Prager argues that America’s eagerness to trans kids is despicable, especially in light of Sweden, reversing course.
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Townhall Review – December 24, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton who voted in favor of the Omnibus bill and Joe Piscopo talks to economist Stephen Moore who finds the bill tough to swallow.
Seth Leibsohn turns to author and analyst Brandon Weichert to talk about U.S. and European military aid to Ukraine.
Ed Morrissey talks to Wesley Smith about Europe, recently Sweden, hitting the brakes on medical treatment for gender dysphoria.
Sebastian Gorka talks to Paul Kengor about his book, “The Devil and Bella Dodd: One Woman’s Struggle Against Communism and Her Redemption.”
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya is joined by Dr. Chloe Carmichael, clinical psychologist, to discuss why free speech is good for our mental health.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to discuss the pros and cons of the Omnibus Bill.
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Townhall Review – December 24, 2022
Joe Piscopo talks to retired General Jack Keane, with the Institute for the Study of War, about the war in Ukraine and Russian aggression.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Wisconsin Congressman-elect Derrick Van Orden and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the challenges facing the 118th Congress.
Julie Hartman talks to John Moody, author of his new book on China, “The World We Wish,” about the top national security threat facing us today, China.
Dennis Prager looks at Christmas, how it is not like it used to be, and why parents who celebrate Christmas should include Santa Claus for their kids.
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In this episode, Michele takes issue with Biden’s lawless immigration policy that’s wreaking havoc at the southern border.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Karol Markowicz, Columnist at NY Post, on her article: The media’s deranged obsession with Ron DeSantis — even before he declares for 2024.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Urban Meyer, College Football Studio Analyst on Fox Sports "Big Noon Kickoff" and three-time National Champion head coach, to discuss the unintended consequences of name, image, and likeness (NIL) in college athletics.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Morgan Ortagus, former spokesperson for the State Department, to talk about the threat of China to our national security and how the American version of TikTok is addictive and dumbs down our kids.
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Townhall Review – December 17, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, about the immigration crisis at the border going from bad to worse.
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy about the arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried on the eve of his testimony before Congress on the collapse of FTX – the crypto exchange platform he founded.
Chris Stigall talks to Ed Morrissey, of Hot Air, about the shockwave from the release of the Twitter Files.
Dennis Prager looks at Florida, and newly re-elected Governor Ron DeSantis, the migration of residents of other states to Florida, and the governor’s request for an investigation into Covid vaccine manufacturers; then Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, joins Hugh Hewitt to talk about California Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed reparations of $233,000 for each descent of enslaved persons.
Bruce Hooley examines the contrast of recent developments in Ohio versus what we saw at the White House as President Biden signed the “Defense of Marriage Act.”
Julie Hartman talks with Masih Alinejad about the Iranian protests following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody over her non-compliance with laws mandating head covering for women.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough to reflect on the Covid pandemic and how the government intentionally suppressed early treatment to promote mass vaccination.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch to talk about the Twitter files, whether or not any crimes were committed by Twitter, and lay out the legal path for holding Twitter accountable.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) to talk about Elon Musk, Twitter, and why the legacy media is ignoring the Twitter files.
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Townhall Review – December 10, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Kristen Waggoner, Alliance Defending Freedom, who argued Freedom of Speech before the U.S. Supreme Court and Hugh talks to West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey about his state win before the Supreme Court in a case against the EPA.
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy about Elon Musk’s release of Tweets previously blocked by Twitter before Musk became the new owner and Brandon Tatum weighs in on the issue.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Public Policy, talk about the classic work by Alexis De Tocqueville, “Democracy in America.”
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In this episode, Dennis Prager talks with Victor Davis Hanson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, about media corruption and cultural decline.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Kristen Waggoner, CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), about her arguments before the Supreme Court in 303 Creative v. Elenis, where Lorie Smith, a graphic and website designer, is challenging a Colorado law that would require her to create designs that violate her beliefs about marriage.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher is joined by Joey Hudson, radio host of 94.5 WGTK The Answer in Greenville, SC, to talk about the attitude of Georgia voters toward the Senate run-off race between Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock. and Republican challenger Herschel Walker.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Rep. Lee Zeldin to discuss how Zeldin’s gubernatorial race helped move New York 18 points to the right and give the GOP the House – and how those strategies can be replicated for the GOP nationwide.
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Townhall Review – December 3, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the need for a China Select Committee to address both the threat and vulnerability of our global adversary.
Charlie Kirk and Bill Gertz, of The Washington Times, talk about the fast-emerging military threat from China.
Charlie Kirk talks to Utah Senator Mike Lee about his proposed amendment to the “Respect for Marriage Act.”
Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton talk about the upcoming Georgia runoff election for U.S. Senate between Herschel Walker and Rafael Warnock.
Grant Stinchfield talks to California Congressman Mike Garcia about his recent election victory.
Chris Stigall and Marty Makary, of Johns Hopkins, talk about the mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic and the current rise in other respiratory viruses.
Joe Piscopo talks to activist Brigitte Gabriel about the unrest in Iran and the defiant Iranian soccer team.
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In this episode, Michele Tafoya is joined by Liz Collin, Emmy-winning investigative journalist and author of the new book, “They’re Lying: The Media, The Left, and The Death of George Floyd,” where she exposes how the media and the Left manipulated the facts to dupe and divide America.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Ronna McDaniel about running for a fourth term as RNC chair and the ground support for Herschel Walker in the Georgia Senate run-off.
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Townhall Review – November 26, 2022
Dennis Prager on the meaning of Thanksgiving and the words of our first president, George Washington, and President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation during the Civil War that created the holiday.
Dennis Prager talks to Alex Epstein about his book, “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas – Not Less.”
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Salem host and former Georgia congressman Doug Collins to talk about the Georgia run-off and why you need to go out and vote for Herschel Walker.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Gordon G. Chang, Asia expert, columnist, and author, on the dangers of TikTok.
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Sebastian opens up and gives his audience a peek behind the curtain of who he really is. He is a patriot. He worked for a man named Donald J. Trump. And as people are jumping off the Trump train, he is 100% on board. Why? Loyalty matters.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Steve Scalise, Republican Congressman and newly elected House Majority Leader, to talk about Republicans flipping the House red, firing Nancy Pelosi, and the agenda moving forward.
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Townhall Review – November 19, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks about President Trump’s announcement that he is running for President in 2024 and to Herschel Walker about the upcoming runoff election in Georgia.
Hugh Hewitt and Mike Pompeo talk about the recent election and about the threats we face from China.
Joe Piscopo talks to Gordon Chang about President Biden’s recent meeting with China’s leader Xi Jinping and Hugh Hewitt talks to Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the serious threat from China.
Hugh Hewitt talks to Benjamin Netanyahu, who is returning to serve as Israel’s Prime Minister, about his book, “Bibi: My Story.”
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Ask any American teenager, and they'll tell you their favorite social media platform is TikTok. But it also destroys their mental well-being. Not only that, but did you hear about the bombshell report a few months back? Everything you do on TikTok is seen back in China.
Everything.
In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Brendan Carr, FCC commissioner, to make a bipartisan case for banning TikTok outright.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by former Vice President Mike Pence to discuss his new memoir "So Help Me God," the 2022 elections, and the 2024 race for the White House.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to discuss GOP Leadership races and the importance of keeping the Senate 50-50, with Herschel Walker winning the Georgia run-off on December 6th.
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Townhall Review – November 12, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Fox News Anchor Bret Baier and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine about the results of Tuesday night’s elections and why the “Red Wave” didn’t materialize.
Joe Piscopo turns to Michael Goodwin, of the New York Post, to talk about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's substantial win and Mark Davis explains why he sees Governor DeSantis as a formidable, national leader.
Dennis Prager turns to Julie Kelly, of American Greatness, to talk about the impact the Roe v. Wade decision had on Tuesday’s election results.
Charlie Kirk and Jeremy Adams talk about his book, “Hollowed Out: A Warning about America’s Next Generation.”
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher reminds us not to lose faith after Tuesday’s midterms.
Why?
Joe Biden's radical agenda is dead. Nancy Pelosi is fired. Kevin McCarthy will be Speaker. That's called a win.
And don't forget, we're still alive in the Senate.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Benjamin Netanyahu, soon to be Israel's Prime Minister for an unprecedented third time. They talk about Bibi’s new autobiography "Bibi: My Life."
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by J.D. Vance, Republican candidate for Ohio's Senate, to make his final pitch to voters.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by GOP juggernaut Kari Lake, running for governor in Arizona, to talk about her race as elections day nears.
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Townhall Review – November 5, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Indiana Congressman Jim Banks, General Don Bolduc, and Herschel Walker about their campaigns and the quickly approaching mid-term elections.
Ed Crane and Lanhee Chen talk about his run for California State Controller.
Jennifer Horn and Grant Stinchfield talk to Matt Jacobs about his race against California’s 26th Congressional district incumbent Julie Brownley.
Mike Gallagher talks to New York Congressman Lee Zeldin about his gubernatorial run against incumbent New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Kevin McCullough talks to Michael Lawler about his campaign to unseat New York Congressman Sean Maloney.
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In this episode, Jen and Grant are joined by Matt Jacobs, Republican congressional candidate for California's 26th district, to talk about the dead even race in a Biden +20 district and the need to take back California.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Dr. Mehmet Oz, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania’s Senate, to encourage people to vote, discuss the polls, and highlight John Fetterman’s radical policies.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by retired Gen. Don Bolduc, Republican candidate for New Hampshire’s Senate, to talk about the surge in the polls against Democrat incumbent Maggie Hassan.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by J.D. Vance, Republican candidate for Ohio's Senate, to talk about closing strong against Democrat Senate candidate Tim Ryan and making sure the Ohio Senate race is a victory for Republicans.
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Townhall Review – October 29, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Salena Zito, of the Washington Examiner, about the Fetterman/Oz debate and with Florida Senator Rick Scott, Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Joe Piscopo talks with New York Congressman Lee Zeldin about his gubernatorial run against incumbent New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Senator Ron Johson talk about his campaign against Mandela Barnes.
Bruce Hooley talks with JD Vance and his effort to defeat Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan.
Charlie Kirk and Kari Lake, GOP candidate for Arizona Governor, talk about why her Trump-style campaign has been such a success, and why Democrat Katie Hobbs has flopped so badly.
Brandon Tatum makes a passionate plea urging people to vote.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Matt Sharp, a lawyer with Alliance Defending Freedom, and Lorie Smith, a website designer whose closely watched free-speech case will be heard at the Supreme Court.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by GOP juggernaut Kari Lake to discuss why her campaign has been such a success.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Cassie Smedile, Executive Director of America Rising, to handicap the Dr. Oz/John Fetterman race in Pennsylvania and other key Senate contests.
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn is joined by Blake Masters, Republican candidate for Arizona's Senate, on the tightening polls, our porous Southern border, and inflation.
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Townhall Review – October 22, 2022
Morgan Ortagus, former spokesperson for the State Department, fills in for Hugh, and talks with House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy about quality candidate recruitment.
Jennifer Horn and Grant Stinchfield, the Morning Answer in Los Angeles, talk with California Congressman Mike Garcia to discuss his campaign and why Democrats have decided to stop buying ads for candidates in several big races.
Morgan Ortagus talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz about his race to defeat the radical, and struggling, John Fetterman in Pennsylvania.
Kurt Schlichter, senior columnist for Townhall.com filling in for Hugh, talks with Blake Masters president of the Thiel Foundation, and candidate for U.S. Senate in Arizona about his contest with incumbent Mark Kelly.
Mark Davis talks about the huge swing to the GOP among independent women.
Charlie Kirk talks with Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo who explains his new finding that is setting the media on fire, that there is an 84% increase of cardiac DEATH related to the COVID vaccine for men ages 18-39.
Sebastian Gorka and Dr. Miriam Grossman discuss the true extent of transgender insanity, and how far the radical activists are really willing to go.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk sounds the alarm on the CDC adding the experimental mRNA COVID shot to the official vaccine schedule and how schools will mandate the jab for admission and sports.
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In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Stephen Moore, an economist at the Trump White House, to talk about inflation, Joe Biden's economy, and a new study showing American workers have lost an average of $34,000 of their 401k retirement plans.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Josh Kraushaar, Axios.com senior political correspondent, to examine the entire Senate map and break down the races.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Adam Laxalt, Republican candidate for Nevada's Senate, to talk about his grassroots campaign and the recent surge in the polls against Democrat incumbent, Catherine Cortez Masto.
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Townhall Review – October 15, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, about an overview of the polling for the upcoming elections and with Joe O’Dea about his campaign for Senator from the State of Colorado.
Mike Gallagher looks at the Pennsylvania Senatorial race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Lanhee Chen about his campaign for California State Controller.
Dennis Prager and Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw talk about the radicalism of today’s Democrats and whether it has opened a door for Republicans.
Kevin McCullough talks with Ric Grenell, about his organization, “Fix California.”
Mike Gallagher talks with Charlie Kirk about his Turning Point USA series called “Border Battle.”
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by Heather Mac Donald, Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, to talk about her new article in American Mind 'The Marijuana Myth,' which explains why Joe Biden's pardon of federal marijuana crimes is a cover to continue the myth that the American justice system is racist.
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In this episode, Dan and Amy are joined by Richard V. Reeves, senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution, to discuss his new book: Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do about It
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn is joined by Blake Masters, Republican candidate for Arizona's Senate, to talk about his clear-cut victory on the debate stage vs. Mark Kelly
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis, senior fellow for Defense Priorities, to break down the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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Townhall Review – October 8, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Florida Senator Rick Scott as early voting is starting in a number of states across the nation, with Herschel Walker about his tight Senate race in Georgia, and with Dr. Mehmet Oz about his Senate campaign against Carhartt John Fetterman in Pennsylvania.
Sebastian Gorka and talks with Robert Cahaly, of The Trafalgar Group, about polling and the bias within the polling outfits.
Jerry Bowyer talks with Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, about the intense effort to “cancel” people which is not particularly new for humanity.
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Brandon Tatum opines on Vice President Kamala Harris’ comments that aid to Hurricane Ian victims should be distributed based on race and color.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by J.D. Vance, Republican candidate for Ohio's Senate, to talk about his race vs. Tim Ryan
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Adam Laxalt, Republican candidate for Nevada's Senate, to talk about his grassroots campaign and where he stands in the polls.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Ronna McDaniel, chair of the Republican National Committee, to hammer on the core GOP issues of inflation, crime, the border, and education.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Joe Concha, Fox News Contributor, to talk about his new book: "Come On, Man!: The Truth About Joe Biden's Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Presidency"
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Townhall Review – October 1, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, and with California Congressman and House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy about the fundamental issues facing the electorate and the “Commitment to America.”
Dennis Prager examines the recent speech given by Italy’s first female Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with James Carafano about the upheaval facing world democracies and dictatorships as well.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Walter Russell Mead about his book, “The Arc of a Covenant: The United States, Israel, and the Fate of the Jewish People.”
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In this episode, Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, on the concept of free-range parenting, and the impact of social media on brain function
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Dan Balz, Chief correspondent at The Washington Post, to talk about why Americans are divided as they head to the polls in November.
Read more here: Voters divided amid intense fight for control of Congress, poll finds
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Charlie Kirk talks to Brandon Tatum about the new movie Uncle Tom II, which exposes how BLM has perpetuated a victim mindset to the black community and caused them to hate America.
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Blake Masters, Republican candidate for Arizona's Senate, to make his pitch to voters and talk about the upcoming debate versus Mark Kelly on October 6th.
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Townhall Review – September 24, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Ronna McDaniel, chair of the Republican National Committee, Indiana Congressman Jim Banks, Chair of the Republican Study Committee, and Eric Schmitt, current Attorney General in Missouri and GOP nominee, about the upcoming Congressional elections.
Seth Leibsohn talks to George Khalaf, president of Data Orbital, about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ efforts to not let the Biden Administration get away with the fiction that the border is secure.
Charlie Kirk talks with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson about his Senate race with radical Democrat opponent Mandela Barnes.
Dr. Albert Mohler addresses the National Conservatism Conference earlier this month in Miami.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins physician and public health researcher.
President Biden said on 60 Minutes, “the pandemic is over,” leaving health experts divided. Also, how will we view COVID moving forward?
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Sen. Ron Johnson to talk about the biggest challenges ahead of the midterms. And, just how radical is his opponent, Mandela Barnes?
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by J.D. Vance, Republican candidate for Ohio's Senate, to make his pitch to Ohio voters focusing on the fentanyl crisis, southern border, crime, and inflation
Highlights:
• Why are steelworkers voting for J.D. Vance?
• Trump is the reaction to, not the cause of, what ails America
• Is American democracy under threat?
• The goods we need the most also cost the most
• President Biden says not to worry about inflation. Everything is under control. J.D. isn't buying it.
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Hugh Hewitt is joined by Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States, to talk Election 2022 and indictments.
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Townhall Review – September 17, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Florida Senator Rick Scott about Republican candidates in the contest for control of the United States Senate.
Sebastian Gorka talks to Dr. Mehmet Oz about his race against John Fetterman for Senator from Pennsylvania.
Seth Leibsohn talks to Blake Masters about his campaign against Arizona Senator Mark Kelly.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Tiffany Smiley about her effort to unseat Senator Patty Murray in Washington State.
Joe Piscopo and Vivek Ramaswamy talk about his book, “Nation of Victims: Identity Politics, the Death of Merit, and the Path Back to Excellence.”
Dennis Prager talks with Nick Eberstadt about how pandemic policies have affected employment.
Brandon Tatum examines an interview between Bill Maher and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Dr. Oz, U.S. Senate candidate for Pennsylvania, to make his pitch to Pennsylvania voters focusing on crime and inflation
Highlights:
• Why John Fetterman is only a taller version of Bernie Sanders
• Dr. Oz clarifies his position on the medical transition of kids
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Morano, author of the new book: The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown
Highlights:
• The real reason CA Governor Gavin Newsom only wants you to buy a car that depends on electricity
• Will cricket-based snacks arrive in a school district near you?
• Why you might want to think twice before turning on the heat In Europe this winter
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Joe O'Dea, Republican candidate for Colorado's Senate
Highlights:
• Is Kamala Harris delusional? The VP claims our borders are secure
• Affordability, crime, inflation, and the border are key issues for Republicans heading into the midterms
• Are working Americans in Colorado working an entire month for free?
• Fentanyl has killed 1,800 Coloradans in the last year
• Colorado, cocaine, and car thefts. What is going on?
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Sen. Ron Johnson.
Highlights:
• Sen. Johnson's WI Senate Race vs. the radical Mandela Barnes
• Why do Democrats only have lies and diversions to hang their hats onheading into the midterms?
• President Biden's divisive speech at Independence Hall
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Townhall Review – September 10, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Karl Rove and with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson about the congressional races that could bring about Republican control of both the House and the Senate.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Brandon Weichart, contributor to American Greatness, about President Biden’s disturbing speech and how he’s trying to shift the narrative.
Dennis Prager examines President Biden’s speech, calling it “the ugliest speech ever given by a President of the United States.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the JCPOA, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, that former President Obama entered into with the mullahs of Iran.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Chad Jackson about the movie, “Uncle Tom II,” which he is co-producing with Larry Elder.
Brandon Tatum looks at Black Lives Matter and one of the leaders that is accused of siphoning $10 million from that organization.
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What is ranked-choice voting? Why does it matter? Who runs Fairvote.org, and why are they pushing this voting system around our country?
Charlie Kirk sounds the alarm on this scam of a process and reveals why we need to wake up before red states turn purple.
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Hugh Hewitt and Indiana Rep. Jim Banks break down the kitchen-table issues important to voters. Two key priorities are education and flipping school boards. The devastation school closures had on our children will endure for years. This issue, along with the economy and crime, will play a critical role in Republicans winning the House this November.
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Townhall Review – September 3, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Herschel Walker, of Georgia, Dr. Mehmet Oz, of Pennsylvania, and Joe O’Dea, of Colorado, and Seth Leibsohn talks with Blake Masters, of Arizona, about their Senatorial campaigns.
Chris Stigall talks with Marc Morano, of Climate Depot, about California banning the sale of new gasoline-powered cars in 2035.
Seth Leibsohn and Andrew McCarthy talk about what has been learned about the document dispute that led to the FBI raid on President Trump’s home, Mar-a-Lago.
Dennis Prager looks at the cost of President Biden’s Student Debt Forgiveness proposal.
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Charlie Kirk talks with Tom Fitton, of Judicial Watch, about the "controversy" over presidential powers to declassify documents.
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Hugh Hewitt and Morgan Ortagus, former spokesperson for the State Department, on the human rights catastrophe on our southern border.
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Hugh Hewitt and Josh Kraushaar, Axios.com Senior Political Correspondent, on the weakening pulse of Democrats after Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.
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Sebastian Gorka and Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, explain why a positive agenda for President Trump is the way forward for the GOP
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Townhall Review – August 27, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Leland Vittert, of News Nation, and with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis about this past Tuesday’s primaries, focusing on school board contests.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with economist Stephen Moore about the $300 Billion price tag of President Biden’s proposed Student Loan Forgiveness and Mike Gallagher is not impressed with President Biden’s proposal.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, about the fundamental piece fueling crime and related challenges…the weakening of the American family.
Hugh Hewitt and Jared Kushner, who served as senior advisor to former President Trump, talk about his lobbying efforts for the First Step Act and his part in the Abraham Accords as one of the chief architects.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores, the first member of Congress born in Mexico, about her reelection campaign.
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Michele Tafoya talks with Corey DeAngelis, of the American Federation for Children, about school choice and why public schools should be called government schools.
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Dennis Prager is outraged by doctors cheerfully promoting “gender-affirming care,” which is neither “affirming” nor “care” but rather is the deliberate mutilation of children.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Kristin Tate, columnist for The Hill, political commentator, and the author of "The Liberal Invasion of Red State America," about her recent article: "Europeans risk death by cold for green folly — and we could be next"
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin about the winning blueprint for Republicans this fall.
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Townhall Review – August 20, 2022
Joe Piscopo talks with Tom Fitton, of Judicial Watch, about the FBI raid of the private residence of a former president.
Mike Gallagher and Donald Trump, Jr., son of our 45th President, talk about the raid and coverage by legacy media.
Chris Stigall talks with economist Stephen Moore about the “Inflation Reduction Act” which greatly expands the IRS.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Herschel Walker about his candidacy for Senator from Georgia.
Seth Leibsohn talks to Brandon Weichert about radical Islam, Iran, Russia, and China and the dangerous world we live in.
Charlie Kirk and Jeremy Adams talk about his book, “Hollowed Out: A Warning about America’s Next Generation.”
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Chris Stigall talks with Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins Professor, New York Times bestselling author, and FOX News Contributor, about the CDC pulling back on COVID recommendations
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Dennis talks with friend and Salem colleague, Dr. Sabastian Gorka, former advisor to President Trump, about the Mar-a-Lago raid.
What is the end game for the DOJ?
What percentage of people working in the FBI are ashamed of the FBI?
Dennis and Sebastian talk about all this and more.
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Dan Proft talks with Andy McCarthy, Former Chief Asst. U.S. Attorney & Contributing Editor at National Review, about the two-tiered justice system in America as it relates to the DOJ targeting former president Donald Trump
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Chris Stigall and Sharyl Attkisson, host of "Full Measure" and an Emmy-winning investigative journalist, discuss why the methods employed by the Biden Administration against a former President should alarm every private citizen.
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Townhall Review – August 13, 2022
Seth Leibsohn talks with Hans von Spakovsky, of the Heritage Foundation, and Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the FBI raid on former President Trump’s private residence in Florida.
Mark Davis and Andrew C. McCarthy talk about the questionable reasoning the DOJ used to take such extraordinary action raiding the private residence of a former President.
Hugh Hewitt turns to South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham to talk about doubling IRS agents as part of the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act.”
Charlie Kirk and economist Stephen Moore talk about how the doubling of the IRS is just one piece of the “Inflation Reduction Act.”
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with former FBI agent Kevin Brock about Attorney General Merrick Garland’s overreach in the efforts to “get Trump.”
Dennis Prager examines the palpable erosion of trust in the FBI and other American institutions that is not good for the country.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Gregg Jarrett, Legal and political analyst for Fox News Channel, on the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago, the appeals court granting the House the right to obtain Trump’s taxes from the IRS, and the possibility of Trump testifying in New York
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Byron York, Chief political correspondent, Washington Examiner, on the FBI's Mar-a-Lago raid.
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Hugh Hewitt makes a case for why the "Inflation Reduction Act" should be called the "IRS Expansion Act."
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On Thursday, a Russian court found WNBA player Brittney Griner guilty on drug smuggling and possession charges.
Officer Tatum talks about the story and wonders if the US and Russia will swap prisoners.
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Townhall Review – August 6, 2022
Hugh Hewitt turns to Oklahoma Senator James Lankford to look at last Tuesday’s Republican primaries and Hugh gives a rundown of the results.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallager about Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan.
Hugh Hewitt and Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey talk about the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act.”
Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Moran, of Climate Depot, about what impact the “Inflation Reduction Act” would have on the “climate emergency.”
Sebastian Gorka turns to Robert Wilkie, former President Trump’s Secretary of Veterans Affairs, to talk about the killing of al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri this past week in Afghanistan.
Dennis Prager talks with Steven Mosher, of the Population Research Institute, about China’s culpability for the COVID-19 pandemic and his book, “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Pandemics.”
Seth Liebsohn and Zuhdi Jasser, founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, talk about the Democratic left and its relationship to Islamic regimes.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Daniel Hoffman, Ret. CIA Senior Clandestine Services Officer, about the CIA taking out al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a drone strike.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Sen. Tom Cotton about Sen. Joe Manchin and the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, green energy, and the killing of al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri.
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Chris Stigall talks with Lauren Simonetti, Fox Business Contributor, on the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
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Chris Stigall talks with Gordon Chang, best-selling author of The Coming Collapse of China, about Xi Jinping warning against playing with fire over Taiwan in a call with President Biden.
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Townhall Review – July 30, 2022
Chris Stigall talks with veteran economist Stephen Moore about recession…are we or are we not in a recession?
Hugh Hewitt talks with Tevi Troy, presidential historian, about who will be the Democrat’s nominee for President in 2024 and with Bret Baier of Fox News about New York Times columnist Bret Stephens admitting that “I Was Wrong About Trump Voters.”
Eric Metaxas talks with Victor Davis Hanson about why the military branches are falling woefully short of their recruitment goals.
Sebastian Gorka turns to Bryan Dean Wright to talk about how cultural changes relate to the military and our intelligence community as well.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Rep. Lee Zeldin, Republican representing New York's 1st Congressional District, about last week’s attack and New York’s cashless bail laws.
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Hugh Hewitt talks to Byron York, chief political correspondent, Washington Examiner, on the January 6th show trials.
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Bob Frantz talks to Rep. Jim Jordan about the COVID vaccine fraud pushed on the American people by the medical-industrial complex, an assassination attempt on Rep. Lee Zeldin, and how the left is out of touch with the everyday American.
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Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Morano about Biden's climate agenda.
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Townhall Review – July 23, 2022
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with economist Stephen Moore about the absurdity of electric vehicles when the electrical infrastructure can’t currently support them.
Dennis Prager talks about his concern for America if President Biden declares a “climate emergency.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with Leland Vittert, of News Nation, about the Indiana shooting and the heroic actions taken quickly by an armed citizen, preventing further loss of life.
Brandon Tatum, former police officer and new partner of the Salem Media Group, talks with John Lott, of the Crime Prevention Research Center, about the skewed media coverage of the Indiana shooting and others.
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy about the two-tier justice system that punishes conservatives but gives passes to the left.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Ilya Shapiro, of the Manhattan Institute, about Supreme Court cases to watch this next term.
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Michele Tafoya, the host of Sideline Sanity, talks to David Harsanyi, senior editor at The Federalist and syndicated columnist, on why America is not a democracy.
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Chris Stigall chats with Noah Rothman, Editor at Commentary.org, MSNBC Contributor, on his new book, “The Rise of the New Puritans: Fighting Back Against Progressives' War on Fun.”
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Hugh Hewitt talks to Ilya Shapiro, director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute, about the upcoming Supreme Court term.
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Chris Stigall talks to Dick Morris, Host of Dick Morris Democracy on NewsmaxTV, about his new book: THE RETURN: Trump's Big 2024 Comeback, which reflects on the 2020 election, the Biden presidency, and why Donald Trump should be the choice for Republicans in 2024.
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Townhall Review – July 16, 2022
Joe Piscopo talks with economist Peter Morici, of the University of Maryland, about skyrocketing inflation.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
Dennis Prager talks with Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek about the Netherlands government pushing forward on plans to reduce livestock numbers threatening the food supply all in the name of climate change.
Sebastian Gorka turns to Marc Morano, of Climate Depot, to talk about “the Great Reset.”
Charlie Kirk talks with Ari Fleischer about his new book, “Suppression, Deception, Snobbery, and Bias: Why the Press Gets So Much Wrong – and Just Doesn’t Care.”
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Kevin McCollough talks with author and filmmaker Michael Pack about the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Clearance Thomas.
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Sabastian Gorka talks with Monica Crowley, Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, about President Biden’s record-low approval, what it means that Biden sold oil from emergency reserves to China, 4chan leaking Hunter Biden’s iCloud account, and who will lead the Democrat party in 2024?
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Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, on Gavin Newsom running an attack ad in Florida about Ron DeSantis.
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Daniel Hoffman, Ret. CIA Senior Clandestine Services Officer and a Fox News Contributor joins Joe Piscopo to give the latest on the US and UK intelligence warning about China.
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Townhall Review – July 9, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Randy Barnett, of Georgetown Law, about the key cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court that have created a sort of constitutional reset.
Chris Stigall talks with Daniel Turner, of Power the Future, about record-high inflation and gas prices that show no sign of easing.
Joe Piscopo talks with Monica Crowley, who served under President Trump, about President Biden governing as though he just does not want to get in crossways with the AOC wing of the Democrat Party.
Ed Morrissey talks with Salena Zito, of the Washington Examiner, about the country’s pushback against the leftist agenda.
Mike Gallagher talks about a recent poll showing a decline in a belief in God, particularly among young, adult males.
Michelle Tafoya and Christine Brennan, of USA Today, talk about professional golfers who have deserted the PGA for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Tour.
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Joe Piscopo and Monica Crowley talk about President Biden blaming inflation on Republicans.
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Seth Leibsohn and Tom Klingenstein, Chairman of the Board for the Claremont Institute, talk about the encouraged violence of social justice warriors in our modern culture which really stems from communism.
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Townhall Review – July 2, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Governor Tate Reeves of Mississippi, the governor of the state where the court challenge to Roe began.
Charlie Kirk talks with Mike Davis who worked as Chief Counsel for Nominations on the Senate Judiciary Committee about how we got this far.
Chris Stigall talks with veteran economist Stephen Moore about President Biden’s meeting with the G7 amidst a global economic crisis.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about NATO’s invitation to Finland and Sweden to join NATO.
Dennis Prager reflects on the Dobbs decision.
Seth Leibsohn and Tom Klingenstein, Chairman of the Board for the Claremont Institute, talk about the last two weeks giving conservatives something to celebrate.
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Mark Davis talks with Andy McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review and a Fox News contributor. They discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade and why this is where the Pro-Life fight begins.
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Kevin McCullough talks with Abby Johnson, formerly of Planned Parenthood, now a champion for the cause of life and the battles ahead. They discuss the overturning of Roe v Wade and the challenges the Pro-Life Movement has ahead.
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Townhall Review – June 25, 2022
Sebastian Gorka turns to Victor Davis Hansen to discuss the violence and protests against pregnancy care clinics following the Supreme Court abortion decision that was leaked in draft form in early May.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the Supreme Court’s decision in a case coming out of Maine on a law that allowed families to use state resources to get a private, but not religious, education for their children.
Sebastian Gorka and Gordon Chang look at China and its shrinking economy and why it should matter to us.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about this week’s debate over the latest NNDA, the National Defense Authorization Act.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, of the Pepperdine Graduate School of Public Policy, about the nation’s homelessness crisis.
Mike Gallagher and Mark Davis talk about the coming 2024 Presidential campaign and polling that shows Florida Governor Ron DeSantis leading former President Donald Trump.
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Sebastian Gorka talks to Victor Davis Hanson, of the Hoover Institution, about the fatal implications of the West's current mindset of self-hatred, the historic incompetence of the Biden administration.
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Charlie Kirk sees the shift and thanks the Democrat Party for pushing Hispanics (and Elon Musk) to the GOP.
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Townhall Review – June 18, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about President Biden essentially telling the American people to “shut up” regarding his handling of inflation, and with Adam Laxalt, who handily won the GOP primary in Nevada.
Seth Leibsohn and Andrew McCarthy talk about the Nancy Pelosi-led House and the Select Committee's continued hearings on the events surrounding January 6th.
Dennis Prager talks to Alex Epstein about his book, “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas – Not Less.”
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Townhall Review – June 11, 2022
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about the recall of the radical San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin and how the shift to the right could lead to a historic pickup in the House on election day and Salem’s Mike Gallagher reacts to the results of Tuesday’s primary elections.
Sebastian Gorka turns to John Soloman, of Just the News, to talk about the heavy-handed arrest of former President Trump’s Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro for contempt of Congress.
Mike Gallagher talks about the attempted assassination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Dennis Prager talks with Ilya Shapiro about how difficulties of being even marginally right-of-center in almost any of today’s elite institutions of higher learning.
Dennis Prager examines an article written by Victor Davis Hansen entitled “The Sovietization of American Life.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the attempted assassination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and the Democrats' failure to authorize adequate security for the justices and their families.
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Townhall Review – June 4, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks to Florida Senator Rick Scott about the measures he took as Florida’s governor to secure schools.
Mike Gallagher reacts to President Biden’s blunt rejection of “hardening” our schools in the wake of the massacre in Uvalde, Texas.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with economist Stephen Moore about President Biden’s “My Plan for Fighting Inflation,” and skyrocketing gas prices.
Joe Piscopo asks Andrew McCarthy about the acquittal of Michael Sussman, Hillary Clinton’s attorney, on charges of lying to the FBI.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with retired FBI officer James Gagliano about his article in the City Journal, “Police Must Rush to the Sound of the Guns.”
Dennis Prager talks with Anthony Ensolen about his book, “No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men.”
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Townhall Review – May 28, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks about the tragic elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher and Salem’s Mike Gallagher talks about what can be done.
Hugh Hewitt and Bret Stephens, formerly with the Wall Street Journal and current New York Times columnist, talk about the Supreme Court’s draft decision in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health case and the impact on Roe v. Wade.
Charlie Kirk talks with Victor Davis Hanson about his latest book, “The Dying Citizen: How Progressive Elites, Tribalism, and Globalization Are Destroying the Idea of America.”
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Townhall Review – May 21, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Matthew Continetti, of the American Enterprise Institute, and with Mollie Hemingway, of the Federalist about the state of the conservative Right following Tuesday’s primary results.
Mark Davis and Texas Senator John Cornyn talk about his diplomatic visit to Ukraine.
Hugh Hewitt talks to former Supreme Allied NATO commander Admiral James Stavridis, about Finland and Sweden’s bid to join NATO.
Dennis Prager talks about the speech given by President Biden following the mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo, NY.
Brandon Tatum, former police officer and new partner of the Salem Media Group, talks about how media coverage serves to inflame passions.
Mike Gallagher talks about the baby formula shortage as pallets of formula are being sent to the border to be given to illegals at the holding centers.
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Hugh Hewitt invites Dr. Lanhee Chen to discuss his running for California State Controller and the impact a Controller can have on the state.
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Townhall Review – May 14, 2022
Kevin McCullough talks with Andrew McCarthy about the illegal protests outside Supreme Court Justice's homes.
Sebastian Gorka turns Ken Klukowski, who served in the Justice Department during the Trump Administration, to talk about Justice Alito's Supreme Court draft decision.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with economist Stephen Moore about the impact inflation will have on the upcoming elections.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about intelligence reports that indicate Vladimir Putin is preparing for a long war with Ukraine.
Mike Gallagher talks with Kentucky Senator Rand Paul about the Department of Homeland Security launch of the “Disinformation Governance Board.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with Robert C. O’Brien, President Trump’s National Security Advisor, about Elon Musk’s Starlink services made available to the people and leadership of Ukraine during their war with Russia.
Sebastian Gorka talks about how Catholic churches were threatened with interruptions on Mother’s Day as fallout of the protests against the Supreme Court.
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Townhall Review – May 7, 2022
Hugh Hewitt examines the ramification of the leak of the Supreme Court draft of their decision on the case before them, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health and talks about comments made by Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, about his opinion that the Supreme Court should release the decision straightaway.
Dennis Prager talks about the horrible damage done to this country by the Roe v. Wade decision.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Aaron Baer, of the Center for Christian Virtue, about this past Tuesday’s primaries in Indiana and Ohio.
Mike Gallagher talks about all the Trump-endorsed candidates that won Tuesday night as well.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Nikki Haley, former UN Ambassador, about Russia’s willingness to peddle anti-Semitic tropes in a foolhardy effort to move public opinion.
Dennis Prager talks with British Writer Douglas Murray about his book, “The War on the West.”
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Townhall Review – April 23, 2022
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Steven Mosher about the complete and brutal lockdown in Shanghai as the Chinese Communist Party pursues its “zero COVID” policy.
Chris Stigall talks with Sharyl Attkisson about the elite media coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Mark Davis and Sebastian Gorka talk about the renewed Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine.
Joe Piscopo asks retired General Jack Keane if Putin can really lose, can he afford to lose, and what will Putin do?
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan talk about the crisis at our southern border.
Joe Piscopo talks with Heather MacDonald, of the Manhattan Institute, about the rising violence in New York City and other major cities and what can be done.
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Charlie Kirk talks about how much of America, as seen in the cratering stock price of Netflix and the implosion of CNN+, are detoxifying from anything culturally woke. He also talks about how conservatives are bringing the A-Team (Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk, etc) to the fight, while progressives (Joy Reid, Don Lemon) continue to double down on the failed woke agenda.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee on massive inflation, armed services budget, Ukrainian war, and military budget allocation.
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Townhall Review – April 16, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about what America can do to help Ukraine beat back its aggressors.
Joe Piscopo and economist Stephen Moore talk about the nation's inflation rate of 8.5 percent, a number not seen in 41 years.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about how the Biden Administration is trying to blame the record inflation on Vladimir Putin.
Seth Leibsohn and John Dombroski, of Grand Canyon Planning Associates, talk about how families are navigating through the rough inflation-ridden waters.
Mike Gallagher talks with Alfredo Ortiz, president of the Job Creators Network, about people opting not to work and the effect that has on inflation and business.
Hugh Hewitt talks with California Congressman Ro Khanna about his book, “Dignity in the Digital Age: Making Tech Work for All of Us.”
Dennis Prager talks about the undermining of the world of women’s sports and how a recent bicycling event in the United Kingdom may provide a solution.
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Bob Frantz speaks with Peter Kirsanow about the high crime rate & CRT, President Biden's recent comments on ghost guns, and Philadelphia instituting mask mandates once more.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Karol Markowicz, columnist for the NY Post, about the sexualizing of young children by our public schools.
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Mike Gallagher speaks with Alfredo Ortiz, President of Job Creators Network, about staffing shortages and what we can do to uplift small businesses.
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Townhall Review – April 9, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the alleged atrocities being committed by the Russian military in Ukraine.
Dennis Prager talks with historian and fellow at the Hoover Institution, Niall Ferguson, and with George Friedman, of the group Geopolitical Futures, about President Biden calling Russian President Putin a war criminal.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about reducing our commitment to naval dominance as proposed by the Defense Department and the Department of the Navy.
Dennis Prager talks about President Biden’s latest move to open up our southern border by ending Title 42.
Charlie Kirk talks with Victor Davis Hanson about his latest book, “The Dying Citizen: How Progressive Elites, Tribalism, and Globalization Are Destroying the Idea of America.”
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Charlie Kirk and Victor Davis Hanson discuss the meaning of American citizenship and the rise of modern ideologues and elites.
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Charlie Kirk speaks with Babylon Bee's Seth Dillon about the Bee's Twitter ban and his decision not to bend the knee to Twitter.
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Townhall Review – April 2, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, about the latest series of Biden gaffes.
Charlie Kirk talks with Babylon Bee’s Seth Dillon about Twitter locking the Bee’s account over a joke.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about cuts in Defense spending as the world grows more dangerous.
Chris Stigall talks with Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles about his three-part documentary on Dr. Anthony Fauci titled “Fauci, Unmasked.”
Charlie Kirk talks about a recent decision by the NFL that reveals how determined they are to cater to the far left.
Mike Gallagher looks at the Will Smith attack on Chris Rock at the Academy Awards.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, member of the House Committee on Armed Services, about the military budget, deterrence military, and Putin's desires in Ukraine.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, about the sad state President Biden put the country in and how he needs to stop taking questions from reporters and going off script.
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Mike Gallagher discusses President Biden's huge blunder stating that Putin can't remain in power puts everyone on high alert and causes the White House to walk the comments back immediately.
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Joe Piscopo speaks with Michael Goodwin, of the New York Post, about the poor leadership ability of President Joe Biden.
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Townhall Review – March 26, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, about Senate confirmation hearings on the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court focusing on whether she is soft on crime and criminals.
Hugh Hewitt talks with retired Army General Jack Keane and Kevin McCullough talks with Karol Markowicz about the war in Ukraine.
Sebastian Gorka turns to Dennis Prager to talk about the long-term, aggressive effort of Russian President Vladimir Putin to essentially reassemble the Soviet Union.
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Kevin McCullough speaks with Michael Goodwin, of the New York Post, about Russia leading the way for another round of Iran nuclear deal talks.
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Townhall Review – March 19, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and with Senate Minority Leader Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell about the battle for Ukraine.
Mike Gallagher talks with Texas Senator Ted Cruz about President Biden’s promise to make oil independence impossible in the U.S.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Victor Davis Hanson, of the Hoover Institution, about escalating energy costs and the price of oil.
Larry Elder talks with national security expert James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, about the battle for the capital of Ukraine.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Bjorn Lomborg, of the Copenhagen Consensus Center, about the question of affordable energy.
Kevin McCullough turns to New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin to talk about President Biden turning to Vladimir Putin for help in brokering a new Iranian deal.
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Larry Elder speaks with Lt. Col. James Carafano, of The Heritage Foundation, who provides a comprehensive update to the war in Ukraine.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, about the terrible Iran nuclear deal and how we are begging for oil from the worst people on earth.
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Charlie Kirk gives a thoughtful, comprehensive, and well-sourced rationale for why you should be skeptical when it comes to selling out America to help Ukraine in light of the Senate's bipartisan decision to pass a $1.5-trillion omnibus spending bill.
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Mark Davis speaks with Byron York, "Washington Examiner" Chief Political Correspondent on a very interesting poll asking what percentage of Americans would fight or flee if they were in the same situation us Ukraine.
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Townhall Review – March 12, 2022
Sebastian Gorka talks with Andrey Illarionov, former senior economic advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin and now Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy in Washington, about the man who is the driving force behind the attack on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Florida Senator Marco Rubio about President Biden’s policies that have led to higher gas prices and a dependence on foreign oil coming from Russia.
Mark Davis and Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, talk about a poll that asks Americans if they would take up arms to combat an invasion in America.
Dennis Prager talks with former U.S. Assistant Attorney Andrew McCarthy about President Biden working with Putin to cut a deal with another of our enemies – Iran.
Charlie Kirk talks about how President Biden and the far left have been making decisions that drive up gas prices long before Russia invaded Ukraine.
Dennis Prager examines how he believes teachers and teachers' unions, not the pandemic, have ruined our kid’s education.
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Sebastian Gorka speaks with Dr. Andrei Illarionov former presidential advisor to Russian government discusses the Russia/Ukraine war.
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Charlie Kirk speaks with Dennis Prager about his bible commentaries, honoring your parents, happiness, and debunking leftist lies.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Andrew McCarthy, contributing editor for National Review and former federal prosecutor, about President Biden's terrible Iran deal, even worse than the one President Obama made.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Florida Senator Marco Rubio, Vice Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on why we are not sanctioning Russian oil and Russia's next steps in the war.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the arming of Ukraine against the Russian aggression, and with Mike Pompeo, former President Trump’s Secretary of State, about the best way to deal with Putin, from a position of strength.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with John Bolton about the chess game played by the more dangerous world leaders.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Texas Senator John Cornyn to examine the lackluster State of the Union address.
Mike Gallagher talks with Dr. Joel Zinberg, Director of Public Health and Wellness at the Paragon Health Institute, about how the state of Florida handled the COVID-19 pandemic.
Larry Elder talks with Erich Schwartzel, author of “Red Carpet: Hollywood, China, and the Global Battle for Cultural Supremacy,” about China’s influence on Hollywood.
Mike Gallagher looks at an article written by Piers Morgan questioning whether the United States has done our fair share in equipping Ukraine to defend against Russian aggression.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Texas Senator John Cornyn, member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, on the State of the Union, mixed messaging, buying Russian oil.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee on the actions made by the UN and not America in Ukraine and how President Biden is not really serious about cutting out Russia from world affairs.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on how President Biden has done too little and is leading from behind.
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Larry Elder Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva on the terrible crime policies by the democrats.
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Townhall Review – February 26, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with General H.R. McMaster, Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, Retired Admiral James Stavridis, and David Drucker, of the Washington Examiner, about the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the impact that has on global security.
Dennis Prager discusses the troubling world where a male can compete as a female while the left cheers him on.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with National Review columnist Andrew McCarthy to talk about the blockbuster Durham report that has revealed the Clinton campaign spying on Donald Trump.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, examine the results of the school board recall election in San Francisco.
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Joe Piscopo speaks with KT McFarland about President Biden and the Russia-Ukraine crisis as well as China warning U.S. of "full-scale confrontation."
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Admiral James Stavridis, former Supreme Allied Commander at NATO about Russia invading Ukraine and what the Biden Administration should do about it.
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Sebastian Gorka speaks with James Lindsay on the rise of cultural Marxism, Critical Race Theory is the racial component of woke Marxism, prevention of stabile identity of children, pedagogy of discomfort, Marxism took over universities.
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Townhall Review – February 19, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Townhall’s Katie Pavlich about the latest revelations from Special Counsel John Durham regarding the Democrat spying on President Donald Trump and Mike Gallagher talks about this important story that is all but completely ignored by legacy media.
Hugh Hewitt and Selena Zito talk about the high-profile masking hypocrisy of celebrity attendees of the Super Bowl.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about the Russian threat to invade Ukraine.
Sebastian Gorka and author James Lindsay talk about his book, “Race Marxism.”
Dennis Prager and Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley talk about his book, “The Black Boom,” which examines the economic success blacks experienced under Donald Trump.
Charlie Kirk talks about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s open battle against truckers as merely a proxy for his battle against the Canadian people and their freedoms.
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Charlie Kirk discusses how Canada is turning away from a republic and transforming into an empire.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Russia's vulnerabilities and President Biden's failings.
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Mike Gallagher discusses how The Durham Report reveals that the Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower and White House Servers.
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Dennis Prager the Left is attacking churches who do not conform.
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Townhall Review – February 12, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Jake Sherman, of Punchbowl News, about the state of control of the U.S. Senate brought on by New Mexico Senator Ray Lujan’s absence due to a stroke.
Hugh Hewitt and Dana Perino, of America’s Newsroom and The Five, talk about White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki’s unenviable task of defending policies that have sent Biden’s approval rating sink.
Hugh Hewitt talks with former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie about former President Trump’s role in the Capitol Riots.
Dennis Prager examines a Portland, Oregon, school that recently announced they will only accept BIPOC (Black and Indigenous People of Color) students.
Larry Elder looks at the confusing and hypocritical “cultural rules” regarding the use of the “N” word.
Dennis Prager looks at the trend of some churches to turn away the unvaccinated.
Mike Gallagher talks about GoFundMeattempts to redirect millions of dollars in donations meant for the Canadian truckers participating in the Freedom Convoy to charities of their own choosing.
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Dennis Prager discusses how the left's animosity to Canadian truckers demonstrates, they are the party of the elite, the party of the rich… The Canadian truckers may be paving our road back to freedom.
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Charlie Kirk speaks with Karol Markowicz, of The New York Post, about why she left New York due to democrats hurting children as well as complete their hypocrisy.
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Charlie Kirk speaks with Ezra Levant of Rebel News on how Canada is slipping into an authoritarian state and how Justin Trudeau believes in Fidel Castro's model.
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Townhall Review – February 5, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Monica Crowley, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and member of the Nixon Seminar, about the nuclear threat posed by Iran and other players.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China, and ask if free countries should compete and if we should even watch the games.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with National Review columnist Andrew McCarthy to talk about President Biden’s promise to appoint a woman of color to the Supreme Court.
Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Chad Pecknold, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Catholic University of America, talk about who is and who is not on the side of parents and the upsurge of admissions to private schools.
Charlie Kirk talks about how Democrats have turned the practice of gerrymandering into an art form.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Canadian talk show host Jerry Agar about the Freedom Convoy, a massive convoy of truckers protesting Canadian vaccine mandates.
Mike Gallagher talks about rocker/musicians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell and their failed efforts to have Joe Rogan removed from Spotify.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Monica Crowley, former Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, about nuclear posturing and the state of journalism.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, member of the House Armed Services Committee about how President Biden's appeasement policy is linking the fates of Taiwan and Ukraine, the instability of NATO, and how we should not support the Winter Olympics in China.
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Charlie Kirk discusses how Republicans need to become the party of parents rights and protesting the parents from the government.
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with National Review'sAndrew McCarthy about President Biden's upcoming SCOTUS pick.
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Mike Gallagher monologue on Disney rethinking their entire live-action 'Snow White' production after Peter Dinklage calls out the use of the 7 dwarves.
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Townhall Review – January 29, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher and with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst about Russia’s threatened invasion of Ukraine and President Biden’s comment about a “minor incursion” and the message that comment sends to both Russian President Putin and the people of Ukraine.
Hugh Hewitt talks about the just-announced retirement of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and what that means to the makeup of the court.
Dennis Prager and Will Witt talk about the gathering of thousands in Washington D.C. to protest the pandemic mandates put in place by deep blue states and cities.
Mike Gallagher talks about President Biden referring to Fox News reporter Peter Doocy as a “stupid son-of-a-b____.”
Dennis Prager talks with Joy Pullmann, executive director at The Federalist, about Finland arresting and trying pastors for simply reading from scripture, citing it as a “hate crime.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and how he is making good on his campaign promises.
Mike Gallagher reads from an article written by Josh Freed, of the Montreal Gazette, a reporter from locked-down Quebec who visits the freedom of Florida.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about what the United States should do about the Ukraine crisis with Russia.
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Bob Frantz speaks with Congressman Jim Jordan about President Biden possibly sending troops to counter Russia due to his own incompetence, Governor Youngkin's early actions in office, and how our police are being ambushed killed.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, founder of the Champion American Values PAC, about President Biden opening the door for Russia to invade Ukraine by saying a "minor incursion" by Russia into Ukraine may be tolerated.
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Townhall Review – January 22, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with former National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien about President Biden’s comments that a "minor incursion" by Russia into Ukraine may be tolerated.
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, talk about the NBA ties to China and the controversial comments by Golden State Warrior co-owner Chamath Palihapitiya regarding the human rights atrocities happening to the Uighur population in China.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, and Hugh Hewitt and columnist Selena Zito talk about President Biden’s plummeting poll numbers.
Mike Gallagher talks about a Wisconsin court ruling that drop boxes for absentee ballots and ballot harvesting cannot be used in the state.
Sebastian Gorka and author Douglas Murray talk about his book, “The Madness of Crowds.”
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Bob Frantz talks with Congressman Jim Jordan about a range of topics including parental rights in child education, Biden dividing the country, Uyghur Muslims being slaughtered in China while the NBA gets rich and the US contemplates competing in the Chinese Olympic games.
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Seth Liebsohn invites Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, to discuss a range of topics including parental rights, education, and Joe Biden's divisive speech in Georgia.
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Sebastian Gorka speaks with Douglas Murray about his book, The War on the West, gender confusion, Americans lost faith in media, the Left works for free to correct behavior on Social Media, and Title IX complications.
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Seth Liebsohn speaks with Wilfred Reilly about the lies in the 1619 project.
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Townhall Review – January 15, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Michael Shear, New York Times White House correspondent, and with National Review’s Jim Geraghty about President Biden’s speech in Georgia calling for the end of the filibuster in the U.S. Senate.
Mike Gallagher and Dennis Prager talk about the U.S. Supreme Court hearing arguments related to Biden’s vaccine mandates and Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s outlandish claims regarding children infected with COVID.
Mike Gallagher talks about New York City’s decision to allow non-citizens to vote.
Dennis Prager examines how the media is calling Pope Francis wrong in saying that couples opting for pets instead of children are selfish.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Manhattan Institute scholar Heather MacDonald about deep issues within the Democrat party that keep them from cracking down on crime.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Michael Shear, White House correspondent for "The New York Times," about Senator Joe Manchin's discussion of the filibuster as well as President Biden and Dr. Fauci are angry and yelling at us.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Richard Grenell, former Acting Director of National Intelligence and Andrew Peek, former Senior Director for European and Russian Affairs at the National Security Council about negotiations with Russia regarding Ukraine.
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Mike Gallagher discusses New York democrats granting voting rights to nearly 1 million non-citizens for local elections.
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Charlie Kirk discusses how the medical establishment is now saying what republicans were saying a year ago and calling it new.
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Townhall Review – January 8, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with Jim Geraghty, National Review, about the Chicago teacher’s union voting to keep schools closed after the Christmas break.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about Russia continuing to threaten Ukraine.
Charlie Kirk talks about the spike in COVID cases, mostly from the Omicron variant, as most people simply want to return to normal regardless of the variants and outbreaks.
Dennis Prager examines the effort of one half of the country to use fear to control the other half as liberty is challenged coast to coast.
Mike Gallagher talks about racial preferences when it comes to the treatment of COVID patients as recently occurred in New York City.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, about Biden administration policies that have led to the highest inflation in decades.
Larry Elder looks at the National Football League and how it has grown bolder in its promotion of “woke” ideals.
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Charlie Kirk with James O'Keefe of Project Veritas discussing the raid on his home and his lawsuit against the NY Times.
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Mike Gallagher discusses how the Left is allocating COVID treatment with the color of ones skin as a factor.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Dr. Michael Oren, former Deputy Minister for Diplomacy in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office on the rising tension with Iran.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Len Khodorkovsky, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Senior Advisor to the U.S. Envoy for Iran on Oberlin College housing an Iranian war criminal on its staff.
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Townhall Review – January 1, 2022
Hugh Hewitt talks with John Bursch, of Alliance Defending Freedom, about the U.S. Supreme Court hearing cases that could overturn Roe v Wade and with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the dicey situation stranded American and Afghan helpers are in after the total pull out of American forces in Afghanistan.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci about the mixed messages and contradictory science from the CDC, and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and if he should step down.
Dennis Prager looks at how our freedom is being challenged even as Cubans take to the street in Cuba, calling for freedom on that imprisoned isle.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia Lieutenant Governor-elect Winsome Sears, the first-ever black woman to win the seat in Virginia.
Mike Gallagher talks about the irony of the World Series between the Atlanta Braves and the Houston Astros being played in Atlanta and Houston after Major League Baseball earlier stripped Atlanta of the All-Star game because of Georgia’s voter integrity law.
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Bob Frantz talks to Congressman Jim Jordan about the latest admission of failure from Biden, that there isn't a federal solution to COVID. They also discuss the vaccine mandates becoming a national security problem, because thousands of Marines are being purged from the ranks for not taking the vaccine.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell about how Senator Joe Manchin killed Biden's Build Back Better bill, and what is in Manchin's political future.
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Townhall Review – December 25, 2021
Hugh Hewitt and Senator Mitch McConnell talk about the filibuster and the resistance of Democrat Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin to runaway inflation.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about Russia continuing to threaten Ukraine.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, about the trend to say “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas.”
Dennis Prager looks at Christmas in schools, how Christmas became important to him, and even though religious people still do bad, more good is done in the name of God.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, author of "Sacred Duty," about the left turning against Joe Manchin for refusing to back BBB and the makeup of the senate.
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Sebastian Gorka speaks with Bill Gertz about the false China policy, the strategic communist system in China, and their goal for lobal supremacy.
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Townhall Review – December 18, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Retired Admiral James Stavridis about the $770 billion defense bill and the Republican efforts to beef up defense as countries like China and Russia appear more hostile.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Joe Perillo, co-owner of Gold Coast Exotic Motor Cars in Chicago, about a “smash and grab” robbery that netted the thieves millions of dollars in merchandise.
Larry Elder and economist Stephen Moore talk about skyrocketing inflation and Americans frustrated with higher prices across the board.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about Covid mandates and individual rights.
Dennis Prager looks at the results of the Smollett trial and the role played by Black Lives Matter.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Marc Morano about his book, “Green Fraud.”
Dennis Prager talks about a University of Pennsylvania male swimmer who is competing as a female, shattering female records and gleefully bragging about trouncing the competition.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, member of the House Armed Services Committee on NFL COVID protocols, how U.S. citizens expect the government to shield them from risk, and how the people of China are our allies not the government
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Charlie Kirk looks at the ridiculous idea popularized by David Frum, that hospitals should quietly serve the unvaccinated last, and how dangerous and poisonous that type of thinking is to our society.
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Sebastian Gorka invites Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com, to discuss how we are not in an unusual weather period, but that hasn't stopped the Left from trying to prevent tornadoes by passing pork-barrel spending, like Biden's Build Back Better spending bill.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Donald Trump about Boris Johnson's woes, Vladimir Putin in Russia, and Xi Jinping in China.
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Townhall Review – December 11, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with former President Donald Trump, Byron York, of the Washington Examiner, and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about Russia threatening Ukraine and China threatening Taiwan and the diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Dennis Prager and Victor Davis Hanson talk about “the day that will live in infamy,” the attack on Pearl Harbor that precipitated our entrance into the Second World War.
Charlie Kirk talks about how the country is pandemically segmented between blue and red states.
Dennis Prager talks with Austrian Alexander Tschugguel about the extreme renewed lockdowns in Austria.
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Charlie Kirk discusses why we are still living under emergency lockdowns.
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Hugh Hewitt talks about what the Supreme Court justices had to say about the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case and the impact it may have on Roe v. Wade.
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Townhall Review – December 3, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks about what the Supreme Court justices had to say about the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case and the impact it may have on Roe v. Wade.
Dennis Prager comments on the new and relatively unknown Omicron variant and how many people have gone into a bit of a panic.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about whether the United States should participate in the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
Hugh Hewitt talks with author Geoff Shepard about his book, “The Nixon Conspiracy,” which may reveal the truth behind the effort to take down the 37th President of the United States.”
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with John Lott about his book “The War on Guns.”
Mike Gallagher talks about how the Salvation Army recently ran into trouble with a bit of a woke ideology on racism.
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with John Lott, of the Crime Prevention Research Center, about the alarming gap growing in the gun control debate.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Byron York, "Washington Examiner" Chief Political Correspondent on vaccine effectiveness against the Omicron Variant and COVID leadership's shattered credibility.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Jake Sherman, co-founder of "Punchbowl News" about what is really included in the the Build Back Better bill.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan about his new book "Do What You Said You Would Do: Fighting for Freedom in the Swamp."
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Townhall Review – November 26, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Kristen Waggoner, of the Alliance Defending Freedom, and Baronnelle Stutzman about the relentless legal attack on her Biblical convictions by the ACLU.
Hugh Hewitt and retired Naval Admiral James Stavridis talk about the revelation that China launched a hypersonic weapon which was of little interest to the media.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil about the verdict in the Rittenhouse trial and the bias of the media.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Josh Kraushaar, of the National Journal, about the nasty little details in President Biden’s Build Back Better plan.
Dennis Prager on the meaning of Thanksgiving in the words of our first president, George Washington, and President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation during the Civil War that created the holiday.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, author of "Sacred Duty" on the conservative rift, China's hypersonic missile, and far left spending.
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Seth Leibsohn speaks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, on re-reading important books and what the left perceives as a threat in education.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Kristen Waggoner, Senior Vice President of U.S. legal division and communications with Alliance Defending Freedom, joined by client, Barronelle Stutzman, owner of Arlene's Flowers on the results of her court case.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, about President Biden's bridge comments and what is included in build back better.
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Townhall Review – November 20, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about the Democrat push of the “Build Back Better” program with far-left spending that would shock the average American.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn about her exchange with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Hugh Hewitt and Jake Sherman, of Punchbowl News, talk about how Biden’s enormously unpopular leadership could spell disaster for the Democrats come November 2022.
Larry Elder talks about the rift between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden.
Dennis Prager talks about the vitriol towards the judge in the Rittenhouse trial after a simple joke the judge made about lunch being held up by the container ship backlog.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia Lieutenant Governor-elect Winsome Sears, the first-ever black woman to win the seat in Virginia.
Mike Gallagher talks about how crime and no punishment is a poison spreading from the Bay Area of California to other states.
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Hugh Hewitt Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee on gas prices, President Biden's meeting with China, Chinese, Russian aggression, and foreign espionage in the U.S.
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Mike Gallagher speaks with Virginia Lieutenant Governor-elect Winsome Sears talks about what America needs to create the change we want to see.
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with Heritage Foundation'sLt. Col James Carafano on the latest on China and Russia's aggression.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Charles Love, Executive Director of Seeking Educational Excellence and host of The Charles Love Show whose new book is "Race Crazy: BLM, 1619, and the Progressive Racism Movement."
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Townhall Review – November 13, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Albert Mohler about the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s lawsuit challenging the vaccine mandate for employers.
Bob Frantz and John Lott, author of “The War on Guns,” talk about the U.S. Supreme Court weighing in on New York State’s restrictive concealed carry law.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with former U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy about the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial.
Mike Gallagher names the 13 Republicans who voted in favor of the Biden infrastructure bill, which had been on life support until it passed.
Seth Leibsohn talks with Dennis Prager about his recent bout with Covid and those who hoped he would die.
Mark Davis and Wall Street editor Kimberly Strassel discuss the awakening of conservatives in the wake of the Virginia gubernatorial election.
Dennis Prager talks about Philadelphia deciding to stop enforcing some basic laws citing racism as the reason.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Ryan Bangert, Alliance Defending Freedom's senior counsel and VP of legal strategy, and client, Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on filing a lawsuit over President Biden's vaccine mandate.
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Charlie Kirk speaks with Gordon Chang speaks about the recent developments in China and why they are starting to act more and more aggressive on the world stage.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the democrats minimizing all the problems America is experiencing, how they see everything through the lens of race and they discuss the bogus Steele Dossier.
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Chris Stigall speaks with Donald Trump about Glenn Youngkins win in Virginia, mail-in voting, border crisis, and the other crises the Biden Administration has brought on the United States.
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Townhall Review – November 6, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin about his plans to address Critical Race Theory in Virginia schools.
Dennis Prager and political writer John Fund talk about the meaning of the results of the Virginia governor’s race.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Stephen Moore, Governor-Elect Youngkin’s economic advisor during the campaign, about the Democrat's reaction to the election.
Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan talk about the problems with Biden’s Build Back Better program.
Mike Gallagher looks at the remarkable victory of Virginia Lt. Governor-Elect Winsome Sears, the first African-American woman to hold that office.
Dennis Prager and David Harsanyi talk about his book, “Eurotrash: Why Americans Must Reject the Failed Ideas of a Dying Continent.”
Mike Gallagher comments on the lack of respect President Joe Biden receives from foreign leaders.
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Hugh Hewitt talks with Glenn Youngkin, the Republican candidate for governor in Virginia. They discuss the stark contrast between Youngkin's platform and the platform of Terry McAuliffe, the Democrat candidate.
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Townhall Review - October 30, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Virginia gubernatorial hopeful Glenn Youngkin about his campaign against former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe.
Dennis Prager and Dr. Harvey Risch, Yale professor of epidemiology, talk about the efficacy of mask mandates, especially among children.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst about the Democrats preparing legislation in the dead of night keeping the Republicans and the American people in the dark and Dennis Prager and economist Stephen Moore talk about the Democrat's attempts at Marxist redistribution in the U.S. that is going to make everyone poor.
Mike Gallagher examines the Vanity Fair article in which the National Institutes of Health now admits funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, and providing a grant to a lab in Tunisia where beagle puppies are tortured and killed in the name of scientific research.
Dennis Prager talks with Mollie Hemingway about her book, “Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections.”
Mike Gallagher talks about the irony of the World Series between the Atlanta Braves and the Houston Astros being played in Atlanta and Houston after Major League Baseball earlier stripped Atlanta of the All-Star game because of Georgia’s voter integrity law.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Jake Sherman, co-founder of "Punchbowl News," about the Ohio senate race, the Virginia gubernatorial race and consequences of that election, and the wealth tax the reconciliation bill will incur upon us.
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Charlie Kirk discusses former New York Times writer Bari Weiss discussion on Brian Stelter's show about media shutting down stories.
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Townhall Review - October 23, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and New York Times White House correspondent Michael Shear about U.S. complacency towards China as they continue on a path of power that threatens the world around us.
Bob Frantz and Mark Kirkorian, of the Center for Immigration Studies, talk about the immigration crisis on our southern border.
Hugh Hewitt talks with football legend Herschel Walker about his run for the U.S. Senate representing the State of Georgia.
Charlie Kirk talks about former New York Times reporter Bari Weiss and her recent television appearance where she once again exposes the demons of the left.
Mike Gallagher looks at the shocking reactions to the news that Salem Radio host Dennis Prager had contracted Covid and is now recovering.
Sebastian Gorka talks with Dean Cain, aka Superman, about DC Comics’ decision to remove the words “American way,” from the Superman motto.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Herschel Walker, Georgia senatorial candidate on his organization helping U.S. troops battle mental health issues, how his family is ready for a political race, and his support from the republican party.
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Townhall Review - October 16, 2021
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Economist Stephen Moore about inflation of the sort we haven’t seen in well over a decade.
Mark Davis talks with Texas Congressman Van Taylor about his recent trip to the border to witness the crisis there first hand.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, of the Pepperdine Graduate School of Public Policy, talk about U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland threatening the use of the FBI and the Patriot Act against parents who dare challenge local school boards.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Retired Admiral James Stavridis about the dangers we face from China and how Russia seems most pleased to lend them a hand.
Mark Davis and Seth Jones talk about Seth’s book, “Three Dangerous Men: Russia, China, Iran and the Rise of Irregular Warfare.”
Hugh Hewitt talks with John Bursch, of Alliance Defending Freedom, about the U.S. Supreme Court hearing cases that could overturn Roe v Wade.
Sebastian Gorka turns to California Congressman Devin Nunes to examine the media establishment that seems intent on helping the left transform America.
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Sebastian Gorka talks with Congressman Devin Nunes about a range of topics including how things have gotten worse in America, how socialist states have become more socialist, why the middle class being poison by propaganda on social media, why the Left smeared him and stalked his family, Russian collusion, how to reach the middle with truth through social media,
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Dennis Prager invites Tyson Langhofer, senior counsel and director of the Center for Academic Freedom with Alliance Defending Freedom, and Peter Vlaming, a French teacher of ten years at West Point High School in Virginia, who was fired for saying the wrong pronoun to a trans student.
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Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, about powerful lobbies making request of the Federal Government on behalf of teachers, and the chilling effect of the Attorney General's threats towards parents.
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Bob Frantz speaks with Rep. Jim Jordan about the Pfizer scientists caught saying COVID antibodies are better than the vaccine and how Dr. Fauci has embraced communism.
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Townhall Review - October 9, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson about the civil war among Democrats in Congress regarding their massive spending agenda.
Hugh Hewitt talks with John Bursch, of Alliance Defending Freedom, about U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland enlisting the FBI to crack down on parents who dare to speak out at school board meetings.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Lt. Col. James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, about the tens of thousands of Americans and visa holders still hiding in Afghanistan.
Mike Gallagher looks at comments by Dr. Anthony Fauci saying he’s not sure we can have family gatherings during the holidays.
Charlie Kirk talks about China’s threatening military actions towards Taiwan.
Mike Gallagher examines how left-wing activists have tried to intimidate a U.S. Senator through bullying tactics.
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Mike Gallagher discusses President Biden's response to the harassment Senator Sinema received as "part of the process."
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Dennis Prager speaks with Victor Davis Hanson, senior fellow in military history at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, about his new book "The Dying Citizen: How Progressive Elites, Tribalism, and Globalization Are Destroying the Idea of America."
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with Lt. Col. James Carafano, of The Heritage Foundation, discuss the continued chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal.
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Townhall Review for October 2, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci about the mixed messages and contradictory science from the CDC, and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and if he should step down.
Kevin McCullough and KT McFarland, Deputy National Security Advisor for President Trump, talk about the testimony by America’s military leaders before the U.S. Senate.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Admiral James Stavridis about the nuclear danger that Iran poses to Israel and the rest of the world.
Hugh Hewitt talks with journalist Megyn Kelly after she was severely criticized by political commentator and former presidential speechwriter David Frum.
Dennis Prager and Matt Sharp, Alliance Defending Freedom, talk about a teacher fired for speaking out against the school district’s policy of using “preferred pronouns.”
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Mark Morgan, former acting Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection under President Trump, about false charges leveled against U.S. Border Patrol agents on horseback using reins as whips.
Charlie Kirk talks about New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s vaccine push from the pulpit asking for “apostles.”
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about the unvaccinated, how unelected committees impose their policies on the American people, and whether or not Dr. Fauci should step aside.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Admiral James Stavridis, former Supreme Allied Commander at NATO, about veterans pulling Afghans and Americans out of Afghanistan, Iran's nuclear capabilities, and Israel's response to Iran possibly going nuclear.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel & State Government Relations Director for Alliance Defending Freedom about how "misgendering" a person has become a serious crime.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Jake Sherman, co-founder of Punchbowl News on the multi-trillion spending bill, why Democrats are shy about it, and the tax implications.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Megyn Kelly, host of "The Megyn Kelly Show" on Sirius XM, about vaccine mandates, how the media attacks republicans, and if the debate commission should be abolished.
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Townhall Review for September 25, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Washington Examiner editor Byron York, Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the Democrats seeing their economic dreams fading.
Hugh Hewitt and Arizona Governor Doug Ducey talk about the border crisis as thousands of Haitians amass beneath a bridge in Del Rio, Texas.
Charlie Kirk examines the media coverage of border patrol agents confronting Haitians attempting to cross the border illegally.
Dennis Prager looks at a Portland-area teacher who removed the American flag from her classroom saying it represents “violence, and menace, and intolerance.”
Sebastian Gorka talks with John Solomon, editor-in-chief of Just the News, about vaccine mandates and those who risk losing their jobs for rejecting the vaccine.
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Dennis Prager discusses teachers in Oregon and California who promote America hatred by removing American flags from their classrooms and teaching their students to dislike the United States.
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Joe Piscopo speaks with KT McFarland about deporting Haitians at the border and why General Milley should be court-martialed.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Larry Elder, candidate for governor in the recall efforts in California where it took him less than two months to become the most charismatic politician in America.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, member of the Senate Armed Services Committee to discuss voting on President Biden appointees, General Mark Milley's controversy, and fallout from the Afghanistan debacle.
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Townhall Review for September 18, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, who allegedly went behind the back of his commander-in-chief to contact a communist regime, China, and offered to notify them in advance should America decide to attack.
Bob Frantz and Peter Kirsanow, member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, talk about Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s testimony before the U.S. Senate.
Joe Piscopo talks with columnist Karol Markowicz about New York City schools Covid policies.
Dennis Prager talks with Hugh Hewitt about President Richard Nixon who few realize was a highly effective leader until those dark days that led to his resignation.
Mike Gallagher talks about the vaccine mandates that lead to an important question: Do people have the right not to be vaccinated.
Hugh Hewitt and Andrew Sullivan talk about his latest book, “Out on a Limb.”
Mike Gallagher talks about President Biden’s comments about what he is and isn’t allowed to do and say and more than once, his microphone feed has been cut by his staff.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Rod Dreher, editor of The American Conservative and author of best-selling book, "Live Not by Lies," about the rise of communism and how Leftism is the precursor to something far more dangerous.
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Dennis Prager speaks with Larry Elder, candidate for California governor, as his campaign comes to an end.
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Bob Frantz and Jim Jordan discuss President Biden leaving Americans behind in Afghanistan, COVID reporting, and why the Left is perpetually angry.
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Townhall Review for September 11, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher and retired Admiral James Stavridis about the dicey situation stranded American and Afghan helpers are in after the total pull out of American forces in Afghanistan.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with David Harsanyi, National Review columnist, about Biden’s attempts to shift the focus away from Afghanistan.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Fox New’s journalist Chris Wallace about his book, “Countdown bin Laden: The Untold Story of the 247-day Hunt to Bring the Mastermind of 9/11 to Justice.”
Carl Jackson, filling in on the Larry Elder Show, talks with James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, about his experience during the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon.
Mike Gallagher talks about the return of fans to college football stadiums.
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Joe Piscopo speaks with Michael Goodwin about the real reason President Biden withdrew from Afghanistan.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Byron York, "Washington Examiner" chief political correspondent on President Biden shifting focus to American issues and hoping Americans forget about the debacle in Afghanistan.
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Kevin McCullough speaks with Jerry Boykin about the abandonment of Americans in Afghanistan and the Biden Administration's failure of leadership.
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Townhall Review for September 4, 2021
Hugh Hewitt talks with National Review’s Jim Geraghty about the American and Afghan helpers trapped after the total pull out of American forces and with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst about the impact the withdrawal has on American veterans of the Afghan war. Then Hugh talks with the Washington Examiner’s Byron York about the Biden administration’s plans to put Afghanistan behind them and move on to other matters.
Mike Gallagher talks about the media’s reaction to leaving their friends and colleagues stranded and in danger in Afghanistan.
Dennis Prager talks with best-selling author Heather MacDonald about Larry Elder’s efforts to unseat California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Charlie Kirk talks about Harvard University appointing an atheist as its head chaplain.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with Jim Geraghty of "National Review" about America's last day in Afghanistan hurriedly brought about by President Biden's feckless and deadly withdrawal plan.
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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with Kevin R. Brock about President Biden's weak leadership.
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Hugh Hewitt speaks with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, founder of the Champion American Values PAC, about the horrendous handling of Afghanistan by President Biden.
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