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Dennis Prager's thoughtful analysis of what change in American culture led to the the current levels of shootings. It's not guns or mental illness, he says.

Townhall Review - May 26, 2018

Hugh Newitt sits down with Mark Peen, pollster and adviser to former President Bill Clinton about his op-ed piece calling for an end to the Mueller investigation. Mike Gallagher speaks with Mercedes Schlapp, White House Director of Strategic Communication, about President Trump's plans to stop funding of abortion via Planned Parenthood. Michael Medved explains how Planned Parenthood has the most to lose. Larry Elder takes a look at the FBI's intrusion into the 2016 Trump campaign by planting a spy within the campaign. Michael Medved looks at how the media and Nancy Pelosi took President Trump's comments on immigrants out of context and how they are damaging their own credibility. Dennis Prager looks at the link between bullying and school shootings.

Media coverage of Britain’s royal wedding focused mostly on breaks with tradition—with a biracial, divorced, American bride and a couple that lived together before marriage. 

But the ceremony itself also sent some more traditional messages: in a nation with church attendance half what it is in America, the Christian themes and references must have puzzled secular Britons, joining husband and wife in the eyes of God, not just through power of government. Eight days after Megan and Harry united their fates, our younger daughter will make a similar commitment when we celebrate her marriage.

We may not provide the lavish trappings of a royal wedding, but bride and groom always reign as queen and king in Jewish tradition.  And may Shayna and Mark always treat one another as royalty!

I’m Michael Medved—proud papa.

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Medved comments on a New York Times article by a professor who posed some serious questions on the practical value of a college degree.

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Medved comments on a New York Times article by a professor who posed some serious questions on the practical value of a college degree.

Media coverage of Britain’s royal wedding focused mostly on breaks with tradition—with a biracial, divorced, American bride and a couple that lived together before marriage. 

But the ceremony itself also sent some more traditional messages: in a nation with church attendance half what it is in America, the Christian themes and references must have puzzled secular Britons, joining husband and wife in the eyes of God, not just through power of government. Eight days after Megan and Harry united their fates, our younger daughter will make a similar commitment when we celebrate her marriage.

We may not provide the lavish trappings of a royal wedding, but bride and groom always reign as queen and king in Jewish tradition.  And may Shayna and Mark always treat one another as royalty!

I’m Michael Medved—proud papa.

Gallagher with VP Mike Pence on Prison Fellowship, Chuck Colson, then gets into employment numbers (more job openings than any point in U.S. history, more than 3 million jobs created since Trump took office), Gina Haspel being sworn in, North Korea talks.

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Gallagher with VP Mike Pence on Prison Fellowship, Chuck Colson, then gets into employment numbers (more job openings than any point in U.S. history, more than 3 million jobs created since Trump took office), Gina Haspel being sworn in, North Korea talks.

Toensing explains why the president cannot be indicted, for constitutional and practical purposes.

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Toensing explains why the president cannot be indicted, for constitutional and practical purposes.