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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 Homan, 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 theFoundation 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 Visibilityover 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,  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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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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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 theUniversity 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 Weichertdiscuss 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 withAlex 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 Yorkof 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 Cornyndiscuss 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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