Newt talks with John McLaughlin and Doug Sosnik, two experienced pollsters, about recent political events: including Joe Biden's withdrawal and Kamala Harris' nomination. They also discuss the impact of the Obama team on Harris’ campaign and the potential influence of Millennials and Gen Z on future politics. The conversation further delves into the tribalism in politics, the role of education level in political alignment, and the weaponization of politics. They also discuss the role of the national media.

Newt talks with John McLaughlin and Doug Sosnik, two experienced pollsters, about recent political events: including Joe Biden's withdrawal and Kamala Harris' nomination. They also discuss the impact of the Obama team on Harris’ campaign and the potential influence of Millennials and Gen Z on future politics. The conversation further delves into the tribalism in politics, the role of education level in political alignment, and the weaponization of politics. They also discuss the role of the national media.

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Episode 744: Election 2024 – Tribalism, Education and the Media’s Influence

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Newt’s talks with Melanie Kirkpatrick, author of “Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience” and they discuss the history of Thanksgiving as a national holiday in the United States. Kirkpatrick highlights the pivotal role of Sarah Josepha Hale, an influential author and editor, who campaigned for nearly two decades to establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday. Her efforts culminated in President Abraham Lincoln's 1863 proclamation, which set the last Thursday in November as a day for national thanksgiving. Kirkpatrick describes Hale's significant contributions to American culture, including her advocacy for women's education and employment, her influence through Godey's Lady's Book and her personal resilience, literary achievements, and lasting impact on American traditions and holidays.

Newt’s talks with Melanie Kirkpatrick, author of “Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience” and they discuss the history of Thanksgiving as a national holiday in the United States. Kirkpatrick highlights the pivotal role of Sarah Josepha Hale, an influential author and editor, who campaigned for nearly two decades to establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday. Her efforts culminated in President Abraham Lincoln's 1863 proclamation, which set the last Thursday in November as a day for national thanksgiving. Kirkpatrick describes Hale's significant contributions to American culture, including her advocacy for women's education and employment, her influence through Godey's Lady's Book and her personal resilience, literary achievements, and lasting impact on American traditions and holidays.

Episode 781: Establishing Thanksgiving as a National Holiday

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Newt talks with Thomas Pack about Palladium Pictures' incubator program. The new initiative is designed to support and mentor emerging right-of-center filmmakers. The program provides participants with funding, mentorship, and assistance in distribution and marketing for their short documentary projects. Applications for the 2025 class of incubator fellows are currently open, with a deadline of December 5th, 2024. Pack discusses the program's goals and highlights the first four films produced through the incubator: "High Country Murder," a true crime documentary; "The Bird and the Bee," about the Babylon Bee's conflict with Twitter; "Spares," which explores embryonic adoption; and "The Secret Game," detailing the first interracial basketball game in the 1940s. The program aims to foster a new generation of filmmakers who can contribute to the cultural conversation from a conservative perspective.

Newt talks with Thomas Pack about Palladium Pictures' incubator program. The new initiative is designed to support and mentor emerging right-of-center filmmakers. The program provides participants with funding, mentorship, and assistance in distribution and marketing for their short documentary projects. Applications for the 2025 class of incubator fellows are currently open, with a deadline of December 5th, 2024. Pack discusses the program's goals and highlights the first four films produced through the incubator: "High Country Murder," a true crime documentary; "The Bird and the Bee," about the Babylon Bee's conflict with Twitter; "Spares," which explores embryonic adoption; and "The Secret Game," detailing the first interracial basketball game in the 1940s. The program aims to foster a new generation of filmmakers who can contribute to the cultural conversation from a conservative perspective.

Episode 780: Calling All Conservative Filmmakers

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Newt joins Don Jr. on his podcast, “Triggered,” to discuss the current political landscape and the impact of the recent election. They discuss the cultural and political shifts within the Republican Party, emphasizing the importance of engaging with the American people and addressing their concerns. Newt highlights the significance of strong leadership, the necessity of closing the border, and the potential for significant deregulatory actions. They also discuss the need for a strategic communications plan to inform and mobilize the public, the importance of tax reform, and the role of entrepreneurs in driving economic growth.

Newt joins Don Jr. on his podcast, “Triggered,” to discuss the current political landscape and the impact of the recent election. They discuss the cultural and political shifts within the Republican Party, emphasizing the importance of engaging with the American people and addressing their concerns. Newt highlights the significance of strong leadership, the necessity of closing the border, and the potential for significant deregulatory actions. They also discuss the need for a strategic communications plan to inform and mobilize the public, the importance of tax reform, and the role of entrepreneurs in driving economic growth.

Episode 779: Newt on “Triggered with Don Jr.”

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Episode 744: Election 2024 – Tribalism, Education and the Media’s Influence

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