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

Phil Cowan invites Jonathan Keller, of the California Family Counsel to examine California AB 2943, "Unlawful business practices: Sexual Orientation Change Effort" that would ban the assistance of helping individuals with issues of sexual orientation.

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Townhall Review - May 19, 2018

Hugh Hewitt and Lanhee Chen, of Stanford Law and the Hoover Institution, sit down to talk about the judicial confirmation process in the U.S. Senate. Phil Cowan invites Jonathan Keller, of the California Family Counsel to examine California AB 2943, "Unlawful business practices: Sexual Orientation Change Effort" that would ban the assistance of helping individuals with issues of sexual orientation. Mike Gallagher and Israeli businessman Mein Weingarten discuss the move of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Michael Medved speaks with Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador, about the demonstrations in Gaza following the embassy move. Heather MacDonald and Larry Elder hash out the latest regarding the "Me Too" movement. Homelessness is the topic discussed by Michael Meved with academic Sarah Rankin. Dennis Pragerlooks at an NPR who reporter gets tangled up while trying to cover up bias because the subject doesn't cooperate.

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Townhall Review - May 19, 2018

Hugh Hewitt and Lanhee Chen, of Stanford Law and the Hoover Institution, sit down to talk about the judicial confirmation process in the U.S. Senate. Phil Cowan invites Jonathan Keller, of the California Family Counsel to examine California AB 2943, "Unlawful business practices: Sexual Orientation Change Effort" that would ban the assistance of helping individuals with issues of sexual orientation. Mike Gallagher and Israeli businessman Mein Weingarten discuss the move of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Michael Medved speaks with Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador, about the demonstrations in Gaza following the embassy move. Heather MacDonald and Larry Elder hash out the latest regarding the "Me Too" movement. Homelessness is the topic discussed by Michael Meved with academic Sarah Rankin. Dennis Pragerlooks at an NPR who reporter gets tangled up while trying to cover up bias because the subject doesn't cooperate.

Phil Cowan invites Jonathan Keller, of the California Family Counsel to examine California AB 2943, "Unlawful business practices: Sexual Orientation Change Effort" that would ban the assistance of helping individuals with issues of sexual orientation.

Travis Allen believes he can win Governorship of California if he can just bring out Trump's supporters. Trump's votes for president were more than Jerry Brown's votes for governor in California.

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Travis Allen believes he can win Governorship of California if he can just bring out Trump's supporters. Trump's votes for president were more than Jerry Brown's votes for governor in California.

Dennis Prager deftly analyzes NPR's misrepresentation of Palestinian sentiments in their recent tragic clashes with Israeli Defence forces.

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Dennis Prager deftly analyzes NPR's misrepresentation of Palestinian sentiments in their recent tragic clashes with Israeli Defence forces.

Meir Weingarten: "There are two promise keepers in this story: President Trump... and God."

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