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July 05, 2018 Lanhee Chen: Senator McConnell Deserves a Very Nice Thank You Note
McConnell doesn’t often get credit for the hard work he does, but he should. Conservatives are on the precipice of another major victory because of the Senate Majority Leader.
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July 04, 2018 Larry Elder with Prof. John Eastman on the Filibuster Debate
Professor Eastman discusses why the filibuster rule was introduced, how it was abused and how it ended. They also touch on other current hot debates concerning the Supreme Court.
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14 min
July 04, 2018 America: The Best Hope of Mankind
A happy Fourth of July message. "No, we are not a perfect nation, not even close, but we are the best hope of mankind, exceptional for all of our history and ever more so as the world collapses in so many places into abject barbarianism."
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1 min
July 04, 2018 America: The Best Hope of Mankind
A happy Fourth of July message. "No, we are not a perfect nation, not even close, but we are the best hope of mankind, exceptional for all of our history and ever more so as the world collapses in so many places into abject barbarianism."
1 min
July 04, 2018 Larry Elder with Prof. John Eastman on the Filibuster Debate
Professor Eastman discusses why the filibuster rule was introduced, how it was abused and how it ended. They also touch on other current hot debates concerning the Supreme Court.
14 min
July 02, 2018 Hugh Hewitt: What a June
This was the best June in many years for originalists. The Supreme Court rejected a couple of invitations to throw itself into the thicket of redrawing district lines in different states drawn originally as the Constitution provides by state legislatures.
The court upheld the free exercise and free conscience rights of a baker and a florist who had declined to use their art and craft in the celebration of same-sex marriages which they could not endorse on religious grounds.
And of course, the court ended the right of public employee unions to collect tens of millions of dollars in fees from their members for use in political work with which their members disagreed.
It was the best June in years and at the end of it, Justice Anthony Kennedy retired and left President Trump a vacancy to fill this summer.
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July 02, 2018 Hugh Hewitt: What a June
This was the best June in many years for originalists. The Supreme Court rejected a couple of invitations to throw itself into the thicket of redrawing district lines in different states drawn originally as the Constitution provides by state legislatures.
The court upheld the free exercise and free conscience rights of a baker and a florist who had declined to use their art and craft in the celebration of same-sex marriages which they could not endorse on religious grounds.
And of course, the court ended the right of public employee unions to collect tens of millions of dollars in fees from their members for use in political work with which their members disagreed.
It was the best June in years and at the end of it, Justice Anthony Kennedy retired and left President Trump a vacancy to fill this summer.
1 min
June 29, 2018 Freedom’s Foundations and Freedom's Future: A Fourth of July Special
Townhall Review – June 30, 2018
In this special Fourth of July edition, Dennis Prager and British writer Paul Johnson examine George Washington’s role in the founding of our nation. Michael Medved looks at how the Boston Tea Party came about. Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College, talk about the Declaration of Independence. Dennis Prager looks at the Declaration of Independence if it were written today. Michael Medved sent his son, Danny, out on the streets to see what people know, or don’t know, about the 4th of July.
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41 min
June 29, 2018 Freedom’s Foundations and Freedom's Future: A Fourth of July Special
Townhall Review – June 30, 2018
In this special Fourth of July edition, Dennis Prager and British writer Paul Johnson examine George Washington’s role in the founding of our nation. Michael Medved looks at how the Boston Tea Party came about. Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College, talk about the Declaration of Independence. Dennis Prager looks at the Declaration of Independence if it were written today. Michael Medved sent his son, Danny, out on the streets to see what people know, or don’t know, about the 4th of July.
41 min
June 29, 2018 Freedom’s Foundations and Freedoms Future: A Fourth of July Special
Townhall Review – June 30, 2018
In this special Fourth of July edition, Dennis Prager and British writer Paul Johnson examine George Washington’s role in the founding of our nation. Michael Medved looks at how the Boston Tea Party came about. Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College, talk about the Declaration of Independence. Dennis Prager looks at the Declaration of Independence if it were written today. Michael Medved sent his son, Danny, out on the streets to see what people know, or don’t know, about the 4th of July.
41 min