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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Bill Federer, founder of AmericanMinute, discuss the Cloward–Piven strategy and how the left aims to undermine America by creating social dependency. They explore historical examples of subversive tactics and the importance of bottom-up governance, rooted in biblical principles like those found in Deuteronomy, which inspired America's founding.

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In this episode, Dennis Prager invites Jesse Watters of Fox News to discuss his latest book, Get It Together: Troubling Tales from the Liberal Fringe, delving into the psyche of leftists. Watters shares insights from his interviews with radical activists, shedding light on their backgrounds, upbringing, and psychological struggles, ultimately advocating for personal accountability rather than societal overhaul. 

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In this episode,  Sebastian Gorka and Donald Trump discuss the Democratic Party's alleged disdain for  Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Trump suggesting it's rooted in a broader animosity towards Israel. Trump also scolds Biden for his weak foreign policy, particularly regarding China and Iran.

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Townhall Review – March 23, 2024

Bob Frantz and Peter Kirsanow of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights talk about Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's completely backward view of the 1st Amendment.

Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss TikTok legislation forcing Chinese parent company ByteDance to divest from its app, which the CCP is using to spy on Americans. 

Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, emphasize that allowing such control risks national self-sabotage in the new Cold War era, echoing concerns raised by researcher Jonathan Haight about the disastrous effects of social media on the younger generation's mental health.

Sebastian Gorka and Donald Trump discuss the Democratic Party's alleged disdain for  Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Trump suggesting it's rooted in a broader animosity towards Israel. Trump also scolds Biden for his weak foreign policy, particularly regarding China and Iran.

Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, express perplexity over President Biden and Chuck Schumer's sudden intervention in Israeli policy matters, particularly regarding Israeli leadership, which has driven a wedge between U.S.-Israel relations. 

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In this episode, John Solomon discusses with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene the alarming issue of fetal body parts trafficking within the abortion industry during a recent Capitol Hill hearing. Despite previous investigations and evidence presented, little action has been taken to address the problem, prompting Greene to confront the issue head-on and demand accountability. Greene underscores the urgent need for action and exposes the lack of political will in D.C. to address this disturbing practice.

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In this episode, John Solomon and Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, discuss the overlooked failures of the American media during the Covid pandemic, and the necessity of telehealth innovations like virtual medicine. Dr. McCullough sheds light on systemic flaws in the healthcare system, highlighting the neglect of early treatments and the rushed deployment of mRNA vaccines driven by a long-standing investment agenda.

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, have an hour-long discussion on current events. They discuss the recent political dynamics surrounding Chuck Schumer's speech and the White House's involvement, highlighting concerns about Israel's security amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. They delve into the complexities of U.S. policy towards Israel and the Middle East, addressing challenges posed by Hamas and Iran, as well as the need for a strong stance against terrorism.

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dan Senor, Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, have an hour-long discussion on current events. They analyze President Biden's recent statements on Israel, expressing concern about potential consequences. Senor emphasizes the importance of bipartisan support for Israel and discusses the impact of political decisions on voter sentiment.

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Townhall Review – March 16, 2024

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson invite Richard Epstein of the University of Chicago Law School to discuss the treatment of Robert Her, emphasizing the lack of concern for truth and focusing solely on political implications. Epstein condemns the partisan warfare and debasement of language in political discourse, urging both sides to prioritize policy issues over rambunctious outbursts.

Hugh Hewitt and Andrew McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor in New York, discuss the future trial of former President Trump, predicting a biased jury selection process and advising Trump on his demeanor during the trial. McCarthy suggests that Trump may use the trial as a platform to speak out against what he perceives as a show trial and election interference.

Dennis Prager invites Peter Schweizer, author of: “Blood Money: Why the Powerful Turn a Blind Eye While China Kills Americans,” to discuss China's responsibility for millions of American deaths due to actions including COVID-19, fentanyl trafficking, and violence facilitation. Schweizer suggests China's withholding of information and manipulation of data were deliberate strategies to maximize the impact of the pandemic and promote their own model of disease control.

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In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson interview Conrad Black, who expresses concerns about proposed legislation, Bill-C63, a Canadian bill "devoted to tackling ‘hate’ on the internet". He highlights the potential dangers of such laws and emphasizes the importance of upholding free expression, while noting the resilience of Canada's legal system in safeguarding individual rights.

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