Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America&rsquo;s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

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Dennis Prager with Ann McElhinney on New Movie Gosnell

Donald Trump’s decision to extend the ceasefire with Iran created some frustration among those who support the war. Iran has never been a reliable negotiating partner, so why keep offering more chances for a deal?

Trump would likely take a deal if he could verify compliance, especially one that transfers the “nuclear dust.” However, Trump understands that air strikes are less likely to produce his real objective in the war—regime change—than the blockade of Iran. 

The Iranian regime spent 47 years attempting to immanentize their peculiar, apocalyptic eschaton. The mullahs pursued nuclear weapons to start an apocalypse that would produce the messianic Twelfth Imam and spread their tyranny across the globe. Trump is now trying to immanentize the regime’s eschaton by forcing the cracks between its factions to produce a collapse.

The blockade may well provide the best catalyst for regime change, which is the only real guarantee for security and peace in the region. Trump can afford to wait out the IRGC and let economic strangulation take its course. 

Donald Trump&rsquo;s decision to extend the ceasefire with Iran created some frustration among those who support the war. Iran has never been a reliable negotiating partner, so why keep offering more chances for a deal?
Trump would likely take a deal if he could verify compliance, especially one that transfers the &ldquo;nuclear dust.&rdquo; However, Trump understands that air strikes are less likely to produce his real objective in the war&mdash;regime change&mdash;than the blockade of Iran.&nbsp;
The Iranian regime spent 47 years attempting to immanentize their peculiar, apocalyptic eschaton. The mullahs pursued nuclear weapons to start an apocalypse that would produce the messianic Twelfth Imam and spread their tyranny across the globe. Trump is now trying to immanentize the regime&rsquo;s eschaton by forcing the cracks between its factions to produce a collapse.
The blockade may well provide the best catalyst for regime change, which is the only real guarantee for security and peace in the region. Trump can afford to wait out the IRGC and let economic strangulation take its course.&nbsp;

Ed Morrissey: Trump's Blockade The Last, Best Bid for Regime Change in Iran

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Americans must worry that something akin to Munich 2.0 looms.

Munich, of course, refers to the summit on the eve of World War II when European leaders appeased Hitler and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returned from that summit, boasting infamously about, “peace in our time.”

2026 cannot become as infamous as 1938.

The whole world knows what a victory over Iran looks like. President Trump should settle for nothing less than:
Iran’s abandonment of enrichment forever
the return of the so-called “nuclear dust”
an end to ballistic missile production
an end to support for the terror proxies—Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and:
The people of Iran must have their basic human rights restored

President Trump’s place in history depends upon his resolve right now, as does stability for the entire region.

Please hear me on this: It’s not too much to say that the next many decades for the whole world depend upon the president’s resolve this week and next.

We cannot have another Munich.

Americans must worry that something akin to Munich 2.0 looms.
Munich, of course, refers to the summit on the eve of World War II when European leaders appeased Hitler and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returned from that summit, boasting infamously about, &ldquo;peace in our time.&rdquo;
2026 cannot become as infamous as 1938.
The whole world knows what a victory over Iran looks like. President Trump should settle for nothing less than:
<ul>
<li>Iran&rsquo;s abandonment of enrichment forever</li>
<li>the return of the so-called &ldquo;nuclear dust&rdquo;</li>
<li>an end to ballistic missile production</li>
<li>an end to support for the terror proxies&mdash;Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and:</li>
<li>The people of Iran must have their basic human rights restored</li>
</ul>
President Trump&rsquo;s place in history depends upon his resolve right now, as does stability for the entire region.
Please hear me on this: It&rsquo;s not too much to say that the next many decades for the whole world depend upon the president&rsquo;s resolve this week and next.
We cannot have another Munich.

Hugh Hewitt: We Cannot Have Another Munich

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In her new book titled “Alito” Mollie Hemingway offers revealing insights — not just about the Supreme Court justice — but on how the left’s take-no-prisoners mindset has infected the high court.

Hemingway recounts an episode before the release of the Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade. With major security concerns including—you may remember—death threats, Justice Alito asked the liberal justices to expedite their dissents. 

Instead, tensions boiled over. Obama appointee Justice Elena Kagan lashed out at Justice Stephen Breyer, suspecting he might cooperate with the majority. No timeline for finishing the dissents was ever provided

The left often warns that institutions have declined under Trump. But this troubling account is instructive. It’s a stark reminder: The left is willing to destroy any institution it doesn’t control.

In her new book titled &ldquo;Alito&rdquo; Mollie Hemingway offers revealing insights &mdash; not just about the Supreme Court justice &mdash; but on how the left&rsquo;s take-no-prisoners mindset has infected the high court.
Hemingway recounts an episode before the release of the Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade. With major security concerns including&mdash;you may remember&mdash;death threats, Justice Alito asked the liberal justices to expedite their dissents.&nbsp;
Instead, tensions boiled over. Obama appointee Justice Elena Kagan lashed out at Justice Stephen Breyer, suspecting he might cooperate with the majority. No timeline for finishing the dissents was ever provided
The left often warns that institutions have declined under Trump. But this troubling account is instructive. It&rsquo;s a stark reminder: The left is willing to destroy any institution it doesn&rsquo;t control.

Carol Platt Liebau: An Instructive Lesson From the American Left

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Dennis Prager with Ann McElhinney on New Movie Gosnell

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