Townhall Review – August 17, 2019

Larry Elder talks with Mercedes Schlapp, former White House Director of Strategic Communications, about how she finds herself in the frustrating role of defending the President against the absurd racism claims.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Mike Rogers, former House Intelligence Chairman and FBI agent about the unusual details surrounding the alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein.

Hugh Hewitt discusses the volatile Hong Kong situation with House member Liz Cheney.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Josh Kraushaar, political editor for National Journal about efforts by Democrats to increase gun control.

Larry Elder and Peter Kirsanow, commissioner of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and member of the National Labor Relations Board, talk about illegal immigration and crime.

Dennis Prager talks with Bjorn Lomborg, president of the Copenhagen Consensus Center about the absurdity of going vegetarian to fight climate change.

Sebastian Gorka asks Hugh Hewitt about his recent Washington Post article, “The Party of Robert F. Kennedy is Gone.”

Dennis Prager talks about how textbooks, once intended as teaching tools, have become weapons for propaganda.