Standpoint with Gabe Groisman

Bruce Blakeman, Nassau County Executive, discusses the Mask Transparency Act, the nation's first mask ban, which makes it illegal for people to wear masks in public with the intent to conceal their identity. The act was a response to the protests, riots, and violence seen across the country. Blakeman shares his experience as the commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey during 9/11 and emphasizes the importance of not forgetting the lessons learned from that tragedy. He also discusses the need for strong leadership and decisive action in addressing public safety issues.

Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations joins Gabe in the DC studio to discuss the mess at the UN, the real story of what's going on in Israel, Israel's new allies in the region and what's in Erdan's cards for the future.

Miami-Dade Police Department Assistant Director and Candidate for Miami-Dade Sheriff joins Gabe in the studio to talk public safety, how to keep big cities in the US safe, what so many are getting wrong, and her Trump endorsement!

In this episode of Standpoint, Gabe Groisman interviews Douglas Murray, a prominent commentator, author, and journalist known for his incisive analysis on contemporary political and cultural issues. They discuss Murray's book, 'The War on the West,' which delves into the intense self-hatred and anti-Western sentiment prevalent in Western societies. They explore the role of anti-Semitism in shaping the perception of the Israel-Hamas conflict and the media's biased coverage. Murray emphasizes the importance of speaking the truth and not being swayed by false narratives. He also highlights the influence of external actors, such as Iran, in fueling the war on the West.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background of Douglas Murray
04:12 The Thesis of 'The War on the West'
07:02 The Role of Anti-Semitism in Western Dissonance
10:44 The Selective Intellectualism and Double Standards
14:05 The Media's Bias in Covering the Israel-Hamas Conflict
18:19 The Connection Between Israel and Western Societies
21:02 The Sinister and Silly Groups in the War on the West
26:12 External Influence in Fueling the War on the West
31:20 The Importance of Speaking the Truth
35:04 The Tipping Point and the Battle for Ideas
41:41 Conclusion and the Long War Ahead

In this Quick Point episode of Standpoint, Gabe reacts to Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu's historic speech in Congress. The speech was fraught with risk for Bibi given the divisive political climate both in the US and in Israel. But, with two ongoing wars, and given the long standing relationship between Israel and the US, the speech was necessary. Did he pull it off?

(Spoiler Alert: He gave a masterful and powerful speech.)

In this episode, Gabe, discusses various topics including patriotism, the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the role of the media, the selection of J.D. Vance as a running mate, and the upcoming Republican National Convention. He emphasizes the need for a free and honest press, lowering the rhetoric in politics, and unity in the country.

Former Congressman Lee Zeldin joins Gabe to discuss presidential politics and the state of the Democratic Party. He expresses concerns about President Biden's cognitive abilities and believes it is unrealistic for him to serve four more years. Zeldin emphasizes the importance of focusing on solutions and prioritizing issues above blind partisan loyalty. He also discusses the mechanics of campaigning and the need for strong campaign strategies. Zeldin highlights the divide within the Democratic Party and the urgency they will feel to make up for lost time. He also discusses the potential vice presidential pick for Trump and the importance of selecting someone capable of being president. Zeldin praises Trump's foreign policy achievements and emphasizes the need for a president who understands foreign policy and can keep the country safe and prosperous.
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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Salute to Troops
02:51 Assessing President Biden's Cognitive Abilities
07:05 The Divide Within the Democratic Party
12:39 The Importance of Campaign Mechanics
15:38 Messaging and Connecting with Voters
29:43 Clarifying the Distinctions in the Middle East Conflict

In this episode of Standpoint, Gabe interviews Vice Admiral Herm Shelanski, who served over 38 years in the Navy. They discuss Shelanski's career, the importance of service to the nation, and supporting the troops. Shelanski shares his journey from wanting to be a doctor to joining the Navy and eventually becoming a naval aviator and commanding an aircraft carrier. He highlights the three things that made him stay in the military: the focus on something important, the camaraderie, and the fun. They also discuss the role of the military in safeguarding national security and protecting shipping lanes for the economy. Shelanski emphasizes the need for more people to serve their country and the importance of understanding the foundational principles of the United States. They also touch on the impact of movies like Top Gun on recruiting and the need for better messaging to inspire people to serve. Shelanski is currently involved with the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA) and the Aleph Institute, supporting Israel and providing support for Jewish service members. The episode concludes with a message to honor and remember the sacrifices of the troops on Independence Day weekend.
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Chapters
00:00 Honoring Our Troops on Independence Day Weekend
01:59 Vice Admiral Herm Shelanski's Journey and the Importance of Service
06:29 Commanding an Aircraft Carrier and the Three Things that Made Shelanski Stay
13:41 Safeguarding National Security and Protecting Shipping Lanes
23:39 Understanding the Foundational Principles of the United States
26:14 Supporting Israel and Jewish Service Members
38:11 A Message to Honor and Remember the Troops