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In this episode, Larry O'Connor is joined by Tom Baker, 33-year veteran of the FBI and author of the book, 'The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.' They discuss the startling transformation of the FBI, its current challenges, and the potential implications for democratic institutions and civil liberties.
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In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by John Solomon, founder of JustTheNews, to discuss Robert F. Kennedy Jr's call for a probe into Biden's alleged wrongdoings, sparked by an informant's revelations about Burisma's bribery scheme. They also delve into concerns over Biden's purported ties with China and how Hunter Biden should prepare to plead guilty to tax evasion charges. Finally, they unpack the crucial disclosures from IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler.
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In this episode, Joe Piscopo is joined by Heather Mac Donald, author of the book, "When Race Trumps Merit," discuss NYC's $13 million payout to protesters, its impact on law enforcement, and how it challenges meritocracy and Western civilization's core principles.
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Townhall Review – July 22, 2023
Joe Piscopo talks with Andrew McCarthy, contributing editor at National Review, to discuss Donald Trump's recent "target letter" and the implications of the ongoing investigation by Special Counsel Jack Smith.
Hugh Hewitt and Byron York, chief political correspondent for the Washington Examiner, discuss their concerns about President Biden's age, perceived mental capacity, and potential implications on his 2024 candidacy.
Hugh Hewitt welcomes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to talk about media narratives, key domestic and international issues, and his 2024 Presidential run.
Dennis Prager testifies before the Arizona legislature, refuting white nationalist accusations.
Seth Leibsohn also testifies before the Arizona legislature, tackling the issue of free speech suppression at public universities like Arizona State University.
Kevin McCullough pays tribute to Salem Media co-founder Stuart Epperson, reflecting on his influential life and legacy in faith-based media and his passionate mentorship of young men in inner cities. A heartfelt homage to an industry giant.
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In this episode, Larry O'Connor is joined by Greg Price of the State Freedom Caucus Network to discuss the uproar around country star Jason Aldean's music video for "Try That In A Small Town." Despite CMT banning the video, it has become a viral sensation and has clinched the #1 spot on iTunes. The discussion centers on free speech, "woke" backlash, and its repercussions for conservative viewpoints in music.
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In this episode, Charlie Kirk digs into special prosecutor Jack Smith's impending charges against Donald Trump. Kirk exposes specific strategies that could be used to disqualify Trump from the 2024 election, such as invoking the Civil War-era 14th Amendment in what could be a powerful play for the 2024 election.
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In this episode, Bob Frantz is joined by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, Chairman of the Congressional Judiciary Committee, to unpack the ongoing concerns surrounding the FBI and Director Christopher Wray. Jordan dissects Wray's recent testimony, with a focus on the FBI's data mining practices, agency overreach, and political bias.
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In this episode, Mike Gallagher dives into the murky waters of a potential White House cocaine cover-up, explores the potential security breach, and subtly hints at potential links to Hunter Biden.
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Townhall Review – July 15, 2023
Hugh Hewitt turns to Matthew Spalding, Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Government at Hillsdale College, to discuss the implications of the Supreme Court's recent term. They examine the "Roe Era," affirmative action, and systemic racism, exploring the future trajectory of constitutional law and governance.
Charlie Kirk chats with Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt about his lawsuit challenging federal government coercion of social media companies to suppress free speech and the significant First Amendment implications of the case's recent injunction.
Seth Leibsohn and Pete Peterson, Dean of Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Public Policy, talk about the classic work by Alexis De Tocqueville, “Democracy in America.”
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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt is joined by Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher to discuss the CCP's insidious war on religious freedom, its chilling acts of rewriting biblical scripture, and the crucial importance of the U.S. leading the fight for international religious rights.
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