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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Chris Arnade, photographer and author of Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America, about Why American Cities are Squalid. They explore the disconnect between the wealthy and commoners regarding immigration and the deteriorating state of public spaces in the U.S. due to issues like homelessness and low trust in society. Chris Arnade emphasizes the need for social responsibility and a sense of shame in public behavior to address these challenges.

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt interviews Ambassador Nikki Haley about her presidential campaign, where she emphasizes a state-by-state approach and highlights financial prudence. Haley expresses commitment to the race, criticizes President Biden's response to attacks, and advocates for stronger border security measures, including the construction of a wall.

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Townhall Review – January 20, 2024

Hugh Hewitt and Senator Tom Cotton discuss Trump's Iowa victory, highlighting the contrast with Biden's record. Cotton expresses doubt about Haley and DeSantis's chances after Trump's win, citing Trump's strong support. 

Larry O'Connor discusses media reactions to Trump's win, highlighting Rachel Maddow's claim that the fear is about voters supporting Trump, not Trump himself. O'Connor commends Maddow for candidly expressing this, emphasizing the media's fear of voters deviating from their preferred narrative.

Seth Leibsohn discusses the Iran-backed Houthi attack with Brandon Weichert, highlighting the missing Navy Seals. Weichart criticizes Biden's perceived incompetence, emphasizing the necessity of a new president to contain Iran and coordinate with regional allies for effective deterrence.

Dennis Prager and Jeff Barke discuss the trend of medical schools using the term "birthing persons" instead of "pregnant women." They delve into the influence of pharmaceutical industry profits on medical practices and share eight free health-improving practices, including morning sunshine, breath work, and gratitude.

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Hugh Hewitt blasts a recent Politico story, that asks Speaker Mike Johnson to compromise on the border wall. Hugh urges Senate Republicans to pass a bill with three parts: aid to Israel, aid to Ukraine, and the construction of a 900-mile border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Hewitt argues that the wall is essential for national security, urging Republicans to prioritize it in any legislative package and warning against compromising on this key issue.

Call the United States Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask to speak with your Senator and tell them to, "Build the wall or no deal."

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In this episode, Dennis Prager discusses the untold backstory of the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the move of the US Embassy to Jerusalem with authors Leonard Grunstein and Farley Weiss. The authors highlight the historical context, including the San Remo resolution of 1920, emphasizing the long-standing legal basis for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

Check out the book, Because It’s Just and Right: The Untold Back-Story of the US Recognition of Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel and Moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem.

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In this episode, Joe Piscopo talks with Marc Morano, author of the new book: The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown. They discuss John Kerry stepping down as climate envoy, highlighting his perceived hypocrisy and the budget of the climate office. The conversation touches on Hertz's struggles with electric vehicle rentals, diversity in pilot selection, and resistance against the Great Reset, emphasizing the importance of mass defiance and public awakening.

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In this episode, Dennis Prager and Dr. Andrew Bostom, historian, author and retired professor of medicine at Brown University, delve into the topic of Islamic antisemitism, emphasizing its prevalence among Muslim populations. His book is titled, The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: From Sacred Texts to Solemn History. Drawing on data from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), Dr. Bostom highlights that the 16 most antisemitic countries globally are Muslim-majority nations in the Middle East and North Africa.

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Townhall Review – January 13, 2024

Hugh Hewitt and Byron York of the Washington Examiner both express concern that an immigration bill lacking funding for a wall is likely to fail, with York emphasizing the historical bipartisan tendency to allocate funds without addressing the core immigration issue.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Speaker Mike Johnson about the benefits of the budget deal, emphasizing significant cuts, including $20 billion from the IRS Slush fund. On immigration, Johnson highlights the importance of securing the border and fighting for the wall in negotiations.

John Solomon and Mark Morgan, acting Director of ICE under President Trump,  discuss the urgent need for Speaker Johnson's clear demands to address open border policies.

Seth Leibsohn and Brandon Weichert discuss Saudi Arabia's political landscape, focusing on Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman's modernization efforts and strained relations with the Biden administration. They also address Iran's support for Hezbollah, expressing concerns about the threat of precision-guided missiles on Israel and the potential inadequacy of Israel's air defenses.

Dennis Prager talks with Roger Simon, author of American Refugees: The Untold Story of the Mass Migration from Blue to Red States, They explore Simon's experiences, including making new friends and becoming more religious, and discuss the book's exploration of serious questions about the country's future.

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In this episode, Larry O'Connor reports on the crisis in New York City, where Democratic leaders decide to close a public school and force legal citizens' children onto Zoom to accommodate illegal aliens. He highlights the impact on the affected families and criticizes the Democratic policies, revealing a congresswoman's admission of wanting more immigrants in her district for redistricting and revenue purposes, emphasizing the political motivations behind these decisions.

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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka and Robert Wilkie, the former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary, discuss the disappearance of Secretary Lloyd Austin and its implications for national security. Wilkie also addresses the ideological challenges within the military and the importance of restoring a sense of professionalism and readiness.

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