The Vince Coglianese Show

INTERVIEW – JOSH KRAUSHAAR – political editor for National Journal – recapped President Trump’s presser and shared his preview of Thursday night’s Presidential Dem Debate.

INTERVIEW – BRAD BOTWIN – Director OF Help Save Maryland – previewed the upcoming Montgomery County rally @ 11 AM in front of the County Council Office Building.

Rockville Rally Supporting ICE Set for Friday. A group calling itself the Concerned Citizens Coalition of Montgomery County is holding a rally Friday to support federal immigration agents in downtown Rockville. WMAL’s Larry O’Connor and Michelle Malkin will host the event. Malkin once lived in Germantown. The rally starts at 11 a.m. in front of the County Council Office Building at 100 Maryland Ave. The rally follows a series of sex crimes in which the defendants are in the country illegally.

SPEAKERS:  WMAL’s Larry O’Connor, Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, Heritage’s Hans Von Spakovsky, Joe diGenova, Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton and Michelle Malkin will be speaking at the protest. The protest is organized by various concerned groups of citizens in Montgomery County.

INTERVIEW – SAAGAR ENJETI – Chief Washington Correspondent & Host at The Hill – previewed the presidential Dem Debate Thursday night.

INTERVIEW – SUSAN RALSTON – President of Citizens for Responsible Solar and owns Finally Farm with her husband in Culpeper, VA

WASHINGTON POST: A company suggested installing solar panels near Virginia Civil War battlefields. Cricket Solar pulled out over backlash. Citizens for Responsible Solar is claiming victory. Now another energy company is eyeing Culpeper. As solar expands across the United States — especially as it stretches into the northeast, rich in Colonial and Revolutionary War-era landmarks — “you’re going to get these fights because large solar fields will intrude on people’s valued properties.”   Citizens for Responsible Solar’s work is far from done, Ralston said. The group, aware that another energy company could propose a new solar installation at any time, is now pushing Culpeper County to adopt an ordinance that would limit large solar fields to industrial land. McLearen said officials are considering the idea.

Flashback: Culpeper residents are concerned the developer’s proposal would strain the water supply, erode soil and strip land; impact historic preservation; provide a questionable economic benefit; undermine local residents’ property values; and pose health and safety problems in the form of more traffic, congestion and noise. Also, Culpeper makes a lot of tourism money on its historical and rural character — $42 million per year. Culpeper is known for their scenic trolley tours and an industrial power plant would be an eyesore amidst their rolling landscape. The solar project’s pile driving will imperil the foundations of historic homes, encroach on historic St. Paul’s Church, limit study and preservation of the Morton’s Ford battlefield and hamper archaeological study of earlier settlements.

INTERVIEW – ROGER SIMON – Hollywood screenwriter, author of the new novel THE GOAT,  was the Co-Founder of PJMedia and a founding father of conservative new media – joined WMAL to talk about the progressive “blacklisting” rhetoric in Hollywood, reflected on the anniversary of 9/11 and how it impacted his political worldview, and talked about his new fiction novel “The Goat.”

ABOUT ROGER SIMON: Roger Simon is one of the most influential conservative writers and thinkers in the new media business. How does someone go from a radical left-winger in Hollywood to the co-founder of one of the most influential conservative websites? Once the darling of Hollywood, with a 1990 Oscar nomination for writing the screenplay for the movie “Enemies, A Love Story,” Simon went from a typical liberal to an active conservative. Simon’s newest novel, “The Goat,” is a hilarious Faustian journey through modern Hollywood. Few people have had the impact Simon has.

Simon: Time for Conservatives to Build Their Own Hollywood: “It’s time for conservatives and what Kurt Schlicter calls the “Normals” to have an entertainment industry of their own. Hollywood has effectively divorced conservatives (and the Normals). And after a divorce, as they say, “living well is the best revenge.” The question is how. It’s not easy and one of the big reasons is the conservative world itself. Conservative financiers abjure the arts — indeed they seem even to fear them — unless it’s putting money in their local philharmonic to have their name on a plaque in the lobby. Problem is, we all love Beethoven but he doesn’t need our help at this point. Conservative fat cats also put a ton of money in think tanks that aren’t particularly effective. I don’t mean to unnecessarily diss those tanks. Some of my best friends are, etc., etc…. but the truth is, one good movie or television series is worth more than a hundred, or even a thousand, position papers when it comes to moving society. Andrew Breitbart couldn’t have been more right when he said: “Politics is downstream of culture.” (He could have added education, which is in a sense part of the culture, now more than ever working hand-in-hand with entertainment for bad ends.)”https://pjmedia.com/rogerlsimon/time-for-conservatives-to-build-their-own-hollywood/

ABOUT HIS NEW BOOK: www.amazon.com/Goat-Roger-L-Simon/dp/0578513978/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1567654281&sr=1-1

INTERVIEW – JAMES “JIM” CARAFANO – vice president of foreign and defense policy studies at The Heritage Foundation. Carafano is a leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges. 

Carafano reacted to Amb. John Bolton leaving the White House. What will Trump’s foreign policy be after Bolton’s exit?

He also discussed his new 9/11 documentary “Why We Fight: 9/11 and America’s Longest War.”  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rxNIMXyuO8

Mornings on the Mall Podcast - 2019-9-11

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Mornings on the Mall

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Hosts: Mary Walter and Vince Coglianese

Executive Producer: Heather Hunter

Gen. Jack Keane, Michelle Malkin, James Carafano and Roger Simon joined WMAL on Wednesday morning!

 

5am – A/B/C New law requires NY schools to observe 9/11 anniversary. (NY Post) -- New York schools are required to provide a moment of silence to observe the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, according to a new state law approved by Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday. The law calls for a brief moment of silence at the beginning of the school day every 9/11 to encourage dialogue and education in the classroom among a new generation of students who weren’t alive during the 2001 terror attacks that leveled the World Trade Center’s twin towers and killed more than 3,000 people — the worst foreign attack on American soil. The law goes into effect immediately. “9/11 was one of the single darkest periods in this state’s and this nation’s history, and we owe it to those we lost and to the countless heroes who ran toward danger that day and the days that followed to do everything we can to keep their memory alive,” Cuomo said. “By establishing this annual day of remembrance and a brief moment of silence in public schools, we will help ensure we never forget — not just the pain of that moment but of the courage, sacrifice and outpouring of love that defined our response.” The law was sponsored in the legislature by state Sen. Joseph Addabbo and Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato — both Queens Democrats.

5am – D/E     Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser. (NY Times) - WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Tuesday that he had fired John R. Bolton, his third national security adviser, amid fundamental disagreements over how to handle major foreign policy challenges like Iran, North Korea and most recently Afghanistan.

6am – A/B/C What Happened To The National Unity That We Saw After 9/11?

6am – D         INTERVIEW - GEN. JACK KEANE is a retired 4 star general,the chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and Fox News Senior Strategic Analyst. Gen. Keane shared his thoughts on Amb. Bolton's firing and reflected on the 9/11 anniversary.

Gen. Keane was in the Pentagon on 9/11 serving as Vice Chief of Staff of the US Army.  He is giving a talk later this morning to some members of Congress to remember the 18th anniversary of 9/11.

BOLTON LEAVES WHITE HOUSE: Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser. WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Tuesday that he had fired John R. Bolton, his third national security adviser, amid fundamental disagreements over how to handle major foreign policy challenges like Iran, North Korea and most recently Afghanistan.

Fevered speculation over John Bolton's replacement as national security adviser. Gen. Keane rules being on the shortlist. 

6am – E         Montgomery Council Considers Enhanced Security. (MyMCMedia) - Montgomery County Councilmembers are considering a step up in security because of messages they’ve received since several men, who are in the country illegally, have been charged with sex crimes. “I think all of us have received alarming messages over the last couple of weeks that are based on ignorance and unfortunately in some cases outright racial profiling,” Councilmember Gabe Albornoz said Tuesday. “It’s been disconcerting to hear some of those messages, often from people who don’t live in Montgomery County.” Council President Nancy Navarro said the council has filed police reports because of some of the messages. Capt. Thomas Jordan, spokesman for Montgomery County police, also said some of the messages are not originating within the county. “When councilmembers get messages that are threatening in nature – not someone exercising their First Amendment rights – they pass them on to us,” Jordan said. Security concerns were part of a closed session on Wednesday, Sept. 4. Navarro said councilmembers are still discussing how to increase security. A police officer stood in the back of the Tuesday morning council session.

6am – F         Leftists’ D.C. ‘Impeach Donald Trump’ Protests a Bust. (Breitbart) -- A website and eventbrite.com promoted rallies in Washington, DC, and other cities across the country to take place Monday to push for the impeachment of President Donald Trump – but no one showed up for the one at the Capitol. The website, impeachmentaugust.org, said the protest would take place at 11:00 a.m. at 1st Street SE, which is near the House side of the Capitol.  The website states that the protest is supported by several leftist and anti-Trump groups, including Indivisible, MoveOn, Need to Impeach, Stand Up America, March of Truth, By the People, Common Cause, Free Speech for People, Democracy for America, Progressive Democrats of America, Credo, and democrats.com. The eventbrite.com protest notice said it would take place at noon on Monday on the “Capitol lawn below the steps,” but no one showed up for that protest.

7am – A         INTERVIEW - MICHELLE MALKIN - author of new book "Open Borders Inc.: Who's Funding America's Destruction?"

About her new book "Open Borders Inc": The book follows the money to find the truth about who are the powerful forces working to erase America through an open border policy. Malkin reveals just how much of your own money is being used to rob you, your children, and your grandchildren of the blessings of liberty. https://www.amazon.com/Open-Borders-Inc-Funding-America/dp/1621579719

George Soros Has Donated A Fortune Fighting Trump’s Immigration Agenda, New Book Alleges

MOCO RALLY ON FRIDAY:

Michelle Malkin will be embarking on a #StandWithICE seventeen-stop tour through U.S. border cities and sanctuary cities.  She will be a featured speaker at rally in Montgomery County this Friday.

Rockville Rally Supporting ICE Set for Friday. A group calling itself the Concerned Citizens Coalition of Montgomery County is holding a rally Friday to support federal immigration agents in downtown Rockville. WMAL’s Larry O’Connor and Michelle Malkin will host the event. Malkin once lived in Germantown. The rally starts at 11 a.m. in front of the County Council Office Building at 100 Maryland Ave. The rally follows a series of sex crimes in which the defendants are in the country illegally.

SPEAKERS:  WMAL's Larry O'Connor, Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, Heritage's Hans Von Spakovsky, Joe diGenova, Judicial Watch's Tom Fitton and Michelle Malkin will be speaking at the protest. The protest is organized by various concerned groups of citizens in Montgomery County.

7am – B/C     POMPEO RIPS CNN'S DEBUNKED CIA REPORT AND MNUCHIN RIPS ACOSTA'S QUESTION:

Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Slams CNN Reporting On CIA Asset: ‘Materially Inaccurate’

After John Bolton's firing, CNN's Jim Acosta asks: "Is this National Security team a mess?" Mnuchin: "Absolutely not. That’s the most ridiculous question I’ve ever heard."

7am – D         NYT Says 'Airplanes Took Aim at World Trade Center' on 9/11.  (Breitbart) - The far-left New York Times reports it was “airplanes” that took aim at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 — not Islamic terrorists.  No kidding, this is what the New York Times published on Wednesday, the 18th anniversary of that terrible day: “Eighteen years have passed since airplanes took aim at the World Trade Center and brought them down.” A tweet published by the Times on Wednesday announced the same bombshell: “18 years have passed since airplanes took aim and brought down the World Trade Center.” Without bothering to retract the extraordinary news nearly 3000 Americans were the victims of airplanes that had suddenly became sentient, the Times deleted the tweet and rewrote the article. Naturally, the article still withholds holds the crucial information about exactly who the terrorists were: “Eighteen years have passed since terrorists commandeered airplanes to take aim at the World Trade Center and bring them down,” it now reads.

7am – E         Alyssa Milano praises meeting with Ted Cruz, says she's 'cautiously optimistic' for gun reform. (Fox News) - Actress/activist Alyssa Milano said she was "cautiously optimistic" after her sitdown with Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., on Tuesday to discuss gun violence. Milano met Cruz in his D.C. office along with Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter was killed in the 2018 Parkland shooting, and gun control activist Ben Jackson and live-streamed the conversation on Facebook, which lasted over an hour. Appearing on CNN, the "Charmed" star admitted that she didn't think the meeting would happen after she and Cruz traded barbs on social media last week. "I felt like this meeting was important, obviously, to reach across the aisle, to have a civil discussion on this matter, to look at him in the eye and say you're on the wrong side of this," Milano explained. Milano told CNN's Chris Cuomo that she believed that Cruz "understands the magnitude" of the current gun debate amid the mass shootings and noted how they clashed on the subject of background checks. "I'm cautiously optimistic that he knows the issue and hopeful, I guess, that he's willing to do something about it?" Milano elaborated. "And the most important thing, I think, on this issue is that this is not even a bipartisan issue, it's a non-partisan issue." Milano later added that the Republican lawmaker didn't make any promises but agreed that there is a "serious problem," which she considered to be a "good first step." 

8am – A         INTERVIEW - JAMES "JIM" CARAFANO – vice president of foreign and defense policy studies at The Heritage Foundation. Carafano is a leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges. 

Carafano reacted to Amb. John Bolton leaving the White House. What will Trump’s foreign policy be after Bolton’s exit?

He also discussed his new 9/11 documentary "Why We Fight: 9/11 and America's Longest War."  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rxNIMXyuO8

8am – B/C     CALIFORNIA’S HOMELESSNESS PROBLEM:

Trump pushing for major crackdown on homeless camps in California, with aides discussing moving residents to government-backed facilities. (Washington Post) - President Trump has ordered White House officials to launch a sweeping effort to address homelessness in California, citing the state’s growing crisis, according to four government officials aware of the effort. The planning has intensified in recent weeks. Administration officials have discussed using the federal government to get homeless people off the streets of Los Angeles and other cities and into new government-backed facilities, according to two officials briefed on the planning. But it is unclear how they could accomplish this and what legal authority they would use. It is also unclear whether the state’s Democratic politicians would cooperate with Trump, who has sought to embarrass them over the homelessness crisis with repeated attacks on their competency. Trump’s directive is part of his broader effort in recent months to shine a light on problems in California and a number of major U.S. cities, including Baltimore and Chicago. He has complained about what he says are years of failed Democratic leadership that have led to sustained poverty and crime.

Leprosy Could Be The Next Public Health Crisis To Hit Los Angeles. NYU Doctor Warns Los Angeles: You May Be Hit With This Medieval Disease. (Daily Wire) - According to an internist at the New York University School of Medicine, the burgeoning number of homeless people in the cities of America, particularly Los Angeles, could see a surge in a disease thought uncommon since the Middle Ages: leprosy. Dr. Marc Siegel, of New York University's Langone Health, writing in The Hill, notes that the CDC reports that between 100 and 200 new cases of leprosy are annually reported in the U.S. He adds that a USC study found that of the 187 leprosy patients treated at its clinic between 1973 to 2018, most came from Mexico, where leprosy is more common.  Siegel points out, "Leprosy is still more prevalent in Central America and South America, with more than 20,000 new cases per year. Given that, there is certainly the possibility of sporadic cases of leprosy continuing to be brought across our southern border undetected." Then Siegel addresses Los Angeles: “And it seems only a matter of time before leprosy could take hold among the homeless population in an area such as Los Angeles County, with close to 60,000 homeless people and 75 percent of those lacking even temporary shelter or adequate hygiene and medical treatment. All of those factors make a perfect cauldron for a contagious disease that is transmitted by nasal droplets and respiratory secretions with close repeated contact.”

8am – D         INTERVIEW - ROGER SIMON - Hollywood screenwriter, author of the new novel THE GOAT,  was the Co-Founder of PJMedia and a founding father of conservative new media – joined WMAL to talk about the progressive “blacklisting” rhetoric in Hollywood, reflected on the anniversary of 9/11 and how it impacted his political worldview, and talked about his new fiction novel "The Goat."

ABOUT ROGER SIMON: Roger Simon is one of the most influential conservative writers and thinkers in the new media business. How does someone go from a radical left-winger in Hollywood to the co-founder of one of the most influential conservative websites? Once the darling of Hollywood, with a 1990 Oscar nomination for writing the screenplay for the movie “Enemies, A Love Story,” Simon went from a typical liberal to an active conservative. Simon’s newest novel, “The Goat,” is a hilarious Faustian journey through modern Hollywood. Few people have had the impact Simon has.

Simon: Time for Conservatives to Build Their Own Hollywood: "It's time for conservatives and what Kurt Schlicter calls the "Normals" to have an entertainment industry of their own. Hollywood has effectively divorced conservatives (and the Normals). And after a divorce, as they say, "living well is the best revenge." The question is how. It's not easy and one of the big reasons is the conservative world itself. Conservative financiers abjure the arts — indeed they seem even to fear them — unless it's putting money in their local philharmonic to have their name on a plaque in the lobby. Problem is, we all love Beethoven but he doesn't need our help at this point. Conservative fat cats also put a ton of money in think tanks that aren't particularly effective. I don't mean to unnecessarily diss those tanks. Some of my best friends are, etc., etc.... but the truth is, one good movie or television series is worth more than a hundred, or even a thousand, position papers when it comes to moving society. Andrew Breitbart couldn't have been more right when he said: "Politics is downstream of culture." (He could have added education, which is in a sense part of the culture, now more than ever working hand-in-hand with entertainment for bad ends.)"https://pjmedia.com/rogerlsimon/time-for-conservatives-to-build-their-own-hollywood/

ABOUT HIS NEW BOOK: www.amazon.com/Goat-Roger-L-Simon/dp/0578513978/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1567654281&sr=1-1

8am – E         REMEMBERING 9/11 at 8:46 AM: Eighteen years have passed since Islamic terrorists commandeered airplanes to take aim at the World Trade Center and bring them down. It was at 8:46 a.m., the time when the first plane slammed into the north tower of the World Trade Center.  That moment forever changing the course of America's future in foreign affairs and the war on terror. We will take a moment of silence to remember.

INTERVIEW – MICHELLE MALKIN – author of new book “Open Borders Inc.: Who’s Funding America’s Destruction?”

About her new book “Open Borders Inc”: The book follows the money to find the truth about who are the powerful forces working to erase America through an open border policy. Malkin reveals just how much of your own money is being used to rob you, your children, and your grandchildren of the blessings of liberty. https://www.amazon.com/Open-Borders-Inc-Funding-America/dp/1621579719

George Soros Has Donated A Fortune Fighting Trump’s Immigration Agenda, New Book Alleges

MOCO RALLY ON FRIDAY:

Michelle Malkin will be embarking on a #StandWithICE seventeen-stop tour through U.S. border cities and sanctuary cities.  She will be a featured speaker at rally in Montgomery County this Friday.

Rockville Rally Supporting ICE Set for Friday. A group calling itself the Concerned Citizens Coalition of Montgomery County is holding a rally Friday to support federal immigration agents in downtown Rockville. WMAL’s Larry O’Connor and Michelle Malkin will host the event. Malkin once lived in Germantown. The rally starts at 11 a.m. in front of the County Council Office Building at 100 Maryland Ave. The rally follows a series of sex crimes in which the defendants are in the country illegally.

SPEAKERS:  WMAL’s Larry O’Connor, Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, Heritage’s Hans Von Spakovsky, Joe diGenova, Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton and Michelle Malkin will be speaking at the protest. The protest is organized by various concerned groups of citizens in Montgomery County.

INTERVIEW – GEN. JACK KEANE is a retired 4 star general,the chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and Fox News Senior Strategic Analyst. Gen. Keane shared his thoughts on Amb. Bolton’s firing and reflected on the 9/11 anniversary.

Gen. Keane was in the Pentagon on 9/11 serving as Vice Chief of Staff of the US Army.  He is giving a talk later this morning to some members of Congress to remember the 18th anniversary of 9/11.

BOLTON LEAVES WHITE HOUSE: Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser. WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Tuesday that he had fired John R. Bolton, his third national security adviser, amid fundamental disagreements over how to handle major foreign policy challenges like Iran, North Korea and most recently Afghanistan.

Fevered speculation over John Bolton’s replacement as national security adviser. Gen. Keane rules being on the shortlist.

INTERVIEW - RAHEEM KASSAM – Editor-in-Chief of Human Events and former chief advisor to former UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage – discussed the latest news on what's happening with the Brexit battle in Parliament.

U.K. lawmakers again reject Boris Johnson's call for election, extending Brexit chaos. After another remarkable day in Parliament, The U.K. is still unsure when the Brexit saga will end. LONDON — Britain’s embattled Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered yet another political defeat on Monday as he failed for a second time to convince lawmakers to back his call for an election to solve the Brexit deadlock. Johnson's bid failed, with 293 Members of Parliament supporting the motion, 46 voting against it and multiple abstentions. The prime minister needed two-thirds of support of the House of Commons, at least 434 votes, for the election to take place. Johnson blamed opposition lawmakers for delaying “Brexit yet again” and promised that his government would “press on negotiating a deal while preparing to leave without one.” “No matter how many devices this Parliament invents to tie my hands, I will strive” to get an agreement in Brussels, he said. Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, meanwhile, described Johnson’s shutdown of Parliament — that began Monday night — as a way to avoid any discussion of that deal. “This government is a disgrace and the way the prime minister operates is a disgrace,” Corbyn said. Longtime House Speaker John Bercow, who earlier announced his decision to step down from the job and has repeatedly urged lawmakers to wrest control of Brexit’s future, told the chamber that there was nothing “normal” about Johnson's suspension of parliament.

Queen Elizabeth approves law seeking to block October 31 no-deal Brexit. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth on Monday gave final approval to a piece of legislation which seeks to prevent Prime Minister Boris Johnson from taking the country out of the European Union without an exit deal on Oct. 31. 

What's happening in Brexit yesterday? Lawmakers rejected Boris Johnson's efforts to force a snap general election for the second time.

What happened earlier? MPs forced Downing Street to publish internal documents, and debated whether Johnson will follow a law blocking a no-deal Brexit.

When will Parliament be suspended? The government will prorogue parliament at the end of today's sitting. MPs won't return until October 14.

Boris Johnson’s bid for an early election fails. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has lost a second attempt in the House of Commons to force an early general election. The motion, which needed a majority of two thirds to pass, fell far short of that threshold. Only 293 MPs voted for the motion, with 46 against. Johnson needed the support of two-thirds of MPs (at least 434) to trigger an early election.