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20 Republicans got behind a proposed bill called the Dignidad Act.  The bill would reverse Trump's immigration policy.  Why would 20 members of his own party stab him in the back like this?

20 Republicans got behind a proposed bill called the Dignidad Act.&nbsp; The bill would reverse Trump's immigration policy.&nbsp; Why would 20 members of his own party stab him in the back like this?

The Mike Gallagher Show is a daily visit with America's happy conservative warrior.  Whether it's politics, culture, entertainment or the media, Mike dives in to the issues of the day with a vengeance.

You can also watch Mike Gallagher on Salem News Channel

The Mike Gallagher Show is a daily visit with America's happy conservative warrior.  Whether it's politics, culture, entertainment or the media, Mike dives in to the issues of the day with a vengeance.
You can also <a href="https://salemnewschannel.com/host/mike-gallagher/">watch Mike Gallagher on Salem News Channel</a>

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Every day, Mike visits with legendary Dallas-Ft. Worth talk show host Mark Davis of 660AM The Answer. They volley the breaking news in politics, culture, entertainment, and media, so you'll know what to make of it. It's appointment listening and this is the place to find it. 

Every day, Mike visits with legendary Dallas-Ft. Worth talk show host Mark Davis of 660AM The Answer. They volley the breaking news in politics, culture, entertainment, and media, so you'll know what to make of it. It's appointment listening and this is the place to find it.&nbsp;

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Who's Dignity Does the DIGNIDAD Act Respect?

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Mike digs into the disturbing reaction to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, from people openly celebrating his death to the vandalism of memorials honoring his life and faith. He examines what it means when political disagreement gives way to outright celebration of murder—and whether there can still be common ground with people who embrace that kind of hatred. Then Mike turns to the growing panic over artificial intelligence, questioning the dire warnings that AI could wipe out humanity and whether some of the loudest voices sounding the alarm have an interest in creating more government oversight. As fear once again becomes a powerful political tool, Mike asks whether Americans should be terrified of AI—or recognize that this technology could ultimately do far more good than harm.

Mike digs into the disturbing reaction to Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s assassination, from people openly celebrating his death to the vandalism of memorials honoring his life and faith. He examines what it means when political disagreement gives way to outright celebration of murder&mdash;and whether there can still be common ground with people who embrace that kind of hatred. Then Mike turns to the growing panic over artificial intelligence, questioning the dire warnings that AI could wipe out humanity and whether some of the loudest voices sounding the alarm have an interest in creating more government oversight. As fear once again becomes a powerful political tool, Mike asks whether Americans should be terrified of AI&mdash;or recognize that this technology could ultimately do far more good than harm.

Glee Over Kirk, Fear Over AI: Democrats’ Hate-and-Hysteria Machine

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There is a new rash of panic over the rise of artificial intelligence, and this time it's coming from AI company who are developing it.

There is a new rash of panic over the rise of artificial intelligence, and this time it's coming from AI company who are developing it.

The New AI Panic

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Mike marks the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, by looking back at the morning that changed America forever—and revisiting the raw audio from his own broadcast inside the Empire State Building as the attacks unfolded. He remembers the confusion and fear of those first moments, the frantic efforts to keep the show on the air, and the people who were suddenly forced to confront the unimaginable. Mike also reconnects with longtime colleague Joey Hudson to reminisce about how they communicated in the days before smartphones and how 9/11 changed even the most ordinary parts of American life. And 25 years later, as TSA begins allowing some travelers to once again bring loved ones to the gate, Mike asks whether America is finally beginning to reclaim traditions that disappeared after that terrible day.

Mike marks the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, by looking back at the morning that changed America forever&mdash;and revisiting the raw audio from his own broadcast inside the Empire State Building as the attacks unfolded. He remembers the confusion and fear of those first moments, the frantic efforts to keep the show on the air, and the people who were suddenly forced to confront the unimaginable. Mike also reconnects with longtime colleague Joey Hudson to reminisce about how they communicated in the days before smartphones and how 9/11 changed even the most ordinary parts of American life. And 25 years later, as TSA begins allowing some travelers to once again bring loved ones to the gate, Mike asks whether America is finally beginning to reclaim traditions that disappeared after that terrible day.

Mike Gallagher 9/11: Never Forget—or Never Learn?

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Who's Dignity Does the DIGNIDAD Act Respect?

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