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Townhall Review – June 13, 2020, 2020

Hugh Hewitt and Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York talk about the New York Times' refusal to run an op-ed by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the tragic decline of the New York Times.

Hugh Hewitt and Mike Allen, executive editor of Axios, talk about liberal media reluctance to ask hard questions of Democrats; Axios falls under that umbrella.

Larry Elder gives his take on how the general public views cops and looks at a recent poll that found all races have a favorable view of their local police.

Sebastian Gorka talks with reporter Andy Ngo about is regular coverage of Antifa and their effort to spread anarchy by finding new life in the riots of 2020.

Dennis Prager and Heather MacDonald, author of “The War on Cops,” look at a picture of the African American community that is vastly different from what many activists claim as fact.

Dennis Prager looks at how the left is increasingly threatening free thought in America today; you are simply not allowed to deviate from the leftist mantra.

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Dennis Prager talks with Heather Mac Donald, Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, about the false picture that many activist groups like Black Lives Matter paint about the police.

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Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about the chaos at the New York Times brought on by an Op-ed that Tom Cotton wrote. 

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Hugh Hewitt talks with journalist Robert Costa on how the media more often than not distorts the truth when reporting the news.

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Chris Stigall talks with White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley about President Trump’s walk to St. John’s Church and the subsequent controversy.

Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton talk about the unrest following the killing of George Floyd.

Hugh Hewitt talks with David Drucker, of the Washington Examiner, about the political consequences of this awful week.

Jenn Horn and Don Dix, 870 The Answer in Los Angeles, talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, and resident of Santa Monica, California, about what he experienced as the protests morphed into rioting, destruction, and looting.

Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressmen Mike Gallagher talk about China taking advantage of unrest in the U.S. and around the world to advance their agendas.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Patrick Hughes, President of the Liberty Justice Center, about Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker banning Salem radio host Amy Jacobson because she had asked him hard questions.

Hugh Hewitt and Iowa Senator Joni Ernst talk about her book, “Daughter of the Heartland – An Ode to the Country that Raised Me.”

Dennis Prager talks about the protests and the destructive rioting that he calls a dark day in Los Angeles Police Department history.

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