Liberty Education Interview Series

Listen to my in-depth interview with a true American treasure, Kimberley Strassel, a longtime member of The Wall Street Journal editorial board and frequent Fox News guest. Kimberley is also the author of a fantastic (and unique) new book, RESISTANCE (AT ALL COSTS), now a New York Times bestseller.

Gordon Chang, America's premiere expert on China. With his in-depth knowledge of China, and his ability to explain complex issues in a way that is easy for the general public to understand, Gordon might just be Xi Jinping's worst nightmare.

Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is founder of the Woodson Center, which helps residents of low-income neighborhoods address the problems of their communities. He is also the former head of the National Urban League Department of Criminal Justice and has been a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Foundation for Public Policy Research. Mr. Woodson is a MacArthur “genius” awardee and recipient of the 2008 Bradley Prize, the Presidential Citizens Award, and a 2008 Social Entrepreneurship Award from the Manhattan Institute.

Woodson doesn’t mince words when it comes to delivering the truth about the grievance
industry, so-called sensitivity trainers, the entitlement culture, and even Colin
Kaepernick. Great interview.

In this eye-opening interview, Washington Times opinion editor Charlie Hurt discusses his new book, Still Winning: Why America Went All In on Donald Trump — and Why We Must Do It Again, and the message it is meant to convey.

Charlie explains why, if you strip away the shock aspect of Trump and boil it all down to his basic platform, so many Americans responded so favorably to him. Ironically, because establishment Republicans do not really understand Trump, their poor messaging is a big reason why he became so popular.

How successful has President Trump been in draining the swamp and reducing corruption in Washington? What has he done for the mainstream working person, whom William Graham Sumner labeled "The Forgotten Man" in his 1883 essay of the same name? Why is it that Democrats still do not understand Trump?

And, perhaps the biggest question of all: Why is Donald Trump such a threat to unprincipled, establishment Republicans like Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, as well as conservative media types like George Will and Bill Kristol?

The border crisis, the AOC Squad, the Mueller hearing, and Charlie Hurt’s predictions for the 2020 elections are all covered in this hard-hitting, politically incorrect, in-depth interview.

Today's interview with Burgess Owens covers the excellent organization, Second Chance 4 Youth, which is dedicated to helping incarcerated men and women turn their lives around and become productive members of society following the four H's - head, heart, hand, home. Find out more at burgessowens.com.

Burgess goes on to describe his experiences growing up and witnessing the inspirational growth in the black community, contrasted against the way Democrats and elitism have worked to negate that progress. Elitist Democratic politicians’ hypocrisy is highlighted by the example of Barack Obama ending successful public school programs in Washington D.C. while sending his own children to an $80,000 a year private school.

On reparations, what criteria would be used to determine who is legitimately black and deserving of reparations? Reparations is a canard that makes no sense and turns everyone into a racist.

Owens goes on to describe his experiences growing up in the deep south and offers advice to NFL and NBA players whom he believes are being used as political pawns. He also says that the NAACP has done more damage to black communities than the KKK and explains the importance of staying committed to American values and principles.

In this hard-hitting interview, Carter Page discusses the infamous Steele Dossier that was used to secure a FISA warrant to spy on him, and explains why he believes that the truth about the Trump-Russia collusion investigation will soon be uncovered.

Page also reflects on whether the real purpose of the Russia-collusion hoax was to deflect attention from Hillary Clinton's illegal activities and help her win the 2016 election. He firmly believes that there have been so many lies told, and so much disinformation disseminated, that it's difficult to speculate on exactly what will be uncovered by William Barr’s investigation.

Carter makes it clear that he believes the Mueller report is filled with half-truths and outright lies, and that Robert Mueller's July 17th appearance before Congress will shed light on all this. He also gives a specific example of the type of misinformation techniques that were used to justify the Mueller investigation.

Regarding his speech in Moscow, Page sets the record straight and explains how a handful of incriminating words were cherry-picked from his 5,000 word speech, a speech that covered broad international political topics. He further explains how these cherry-picked words were cleverly used out of context to mischaracterize his statements, in spite of the fact that FISA Code 50 U.S. Code § 1861 (a) (2) (B) protects U.S. citizens from being subjected to such harassment.

Listen along with Robert Ringer and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, author of New York Times bestseller Sacred Duty: A Soldier’s Tour at Arlington National Cemetery. Senator Cotton provides details regarding his experience in The Old Guard and its relationship to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery ("the saddest acre in America"), and the historical significance of Arlington. He also discusses why precision and discipline are so important in the Old Guard, the idea of a Supernumerary, and his thoughts on what would happen if Iran were to engage in first-strike military operations against the U.S.

Senator Cotton's devotion to America and his unwavering belief in the nobleness of its military mission are refreshing in an age where both are under constant attack by the enemies of Western civilization.

In this interview with Robert Ringer, David Webb once again shows why he has a reputation for being one of the calmest, most rational media personalities in America.

He first weighs in on the Democratic presidential field and how the candidates magnify the split in the Democratic Party. He also explains why he sees New Hampshire as very important to Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, but why Iowa is not.

Webb says Amy Klobuchar “is done,” Beto is “pretty much gone,” and Pete Buttigieg, though he has a smooth delivery, “has no substance.” As to the other candidates, he dismisses them as having “never showed up.” Lastly, he chimes in on the possibility of Michael Bloomberg and Howard Schulz entering the race, and why he doesn’t believe Bloomberg can win but Schultz can.

On the Russian-collusion investigation, Webb gives his take on the people brought in to look at the Trump dossier and the threat to Susan Rice, Loretta Lynch, Susan Power, Huma Abedin, Sally Yates, James Comey, John Brennan, James Clapper, and even Barack Obama.

Regarding Christian Amanpour’s outrageous suggestion to shut down Trump supporters who yell, “Lock her up,” Webb dismisses her as “not really a journalist.” On the border crisis and Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, he shares his thoughts on the most important things the United States needs to do to bring the crisis under control.

Among other things, Webb also dissects the Radical Left's socialist agenda, Charlottesville, the history of Antifa, racism, Stacy Abrams' startling comment about identity politics, and why Republicans are so bad at messaging.