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Matt Fisher analyzes the credibility of two polls indicating support for Trump among black voters is as high as 34%. He explains how progressives may be dooming themselves by splitting between Warren and Bernie. And he offers listeners three rules for Thanksgiving dinner politics.

This week on The Right, The Wrong, and The Upside-Down, we discussed Trump’s pardon of a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes, the failings of NPR and the Associated Press’s news coverage, Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey’s colorful criticism of Governor Whitmer, and the New York Time’s memo on the overuse of the term "racism."

With Jane O'Connor

Rachel Kookogey and Zach Niebolt of Radio Free Hillsdale discuss matchups, disappointing teams, and Rachel gives the games of the week.

Total Bases: November 25, 2019 by Student Content

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Davenport, 11/23/19

Statesmanship is lost in today’s polarized political culture. This necessary art in a self-governing republic must take into account three main elements: Principles, Human Nature, and circumstances. We want to practice this lost art with our listeners by looking at one of the main political stories dominating the news cycle of the week and analyzing it through the eyes of a Statesman. What are the principles behind that particular issue? How does human nature play into any possible solutions? What are the circumstances on the ground that determine which solutions are feasible? After considering these three elements with our listeners, we will be better able to discern what the prudent solutions are for today’s most important political problems. Join Juan Davalos and Lynette Grundvig on CITIZEN TALK.

Statesmanship is lost in today’s polarized political culture. This necessary art in a self-governing republic must take into account three main elements: Principles, Human Nature, and circumstances. We want to practice this lost art with our listeners by looking at one of the main political stories dominating the news cycle of the week and analyzing it through the eyes of a Statesman. What are the principles behind that particular issue? How does human nature play into any possible solutions? What are the circumstances on the ground that determine which solutions are feasible? After considering these three elements with our listeners, we will be better able to discern what the prudent solutions are for today’s most important political problems. Join Juan Davalos and Lynette Grundvig on CITIZEN TALK.

Hillsdale College students Martin Petersen and Jake Sievers hosts "Charger Rundown," a recap from the past week of Hillsdale Chargers athletics. Listen for results and interviews with Charger athletes.

With Conner Bolanos. Produced by Kendall Doer.