Hugh Hewitt and ADF Senior Counsel and Vice President of U.S. Litigation David Cortman discuss the supreme court case surrounding the WWI Memorial in Bladensburg, Maryland. The American Humanist Association wants to tear down the memorial because it is in the shape of a cross.

Hugh Hewitt and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.adflegal.org/barronelle-stutzmans-story2?sourcecode=10000829">ADF </a>Senior Counsel and Vice President of U.S. Litigation David Cortman discuss the supreme court case surrounding the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.adfmedia.org/News/PRDetail/?CID=99911">WWI Memorial</a> in&nbsp;Bladensburg, Maryland. The&nbsp;American Humanist Association wants to tear down the memorial because it is in the shape of a cross.

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Hugh Hewitt and David Cortman on WWI Memorial Cross Deserves to Stand

Exxon has long been subjected to harassing proposals from anti-oil and anti-gas activists, forcing their proposals on the company’s annual meetings with the help of federal regulators.  The activists’ agenda—to be clear—would destroy those companies and the American economy along with it. Exxon took legal action … and the proposal was dropped.

Blue states then attempted to use their retirees pension assets to stage a coup for control of Exxon, the world's largest privately owned energy company.

Red states represented by the State Financial Officers Foundation fought back, urging investment firms to back the board.

What happened?

Exxon, red states, real investors and freedom won big. The entire board was reelected with an average of 95 percent support.

If the blue states had succeeded, this would have been the first time in American history that a state government essentially took control of a publicly traded company

Exxon has long been subjected to harassing proposals from anti-oil and anti-gas activists, forcing their proposals on the company’s annual meetings with the help of federal regulators.  The activists’ agenda—to be clear—would destroy those companies and the American economy along with it. Exxon took legal action … and the proposal was dropped.
Blue states then attempted to use their retirees pension assets to stage a coup for control of Exxon, the world's largest privately owned energy company.
Red states represented by the State Financial Officers Foundation fought back, urging investment firms to back the board.
What happened?
Exxon, red states, real investors and freedom won big. The entire board was reelected with an average of 95 percent support.
If the blue states had succeeded, this would have been the first time in American history that a state government essentially took control of a publicly traded company

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt invites David Trulio, president and CEO of the Reagan Foundation, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and President Reagan’s speech on the bluffs of Normandy four decades ago.

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Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day | Hugh Hewitt with David Trulio

Eighty years ago, President Franklin Roosevelt delivered the largest mass prayer in history up to that point.  A radio broadcast for our boys in Europe, about to embark on what General Dwight Eisenhower described as “the greatest amphibious assault ever attempted.” 

D-Day.

In that prayer, FDR described our fight as a “crusade” and asked his fellow Americans to pray to God for His will to “prevail over the unholy forces of our enemy.”  Those prayers were answered with those boys—those boys of Point du Hoc, and other beaches.

As put in the American Patriot Almanac: One commander told his men only two types of people would stay on Omaha beach—those dead and those going to die—so they’d better push forward. In some units, 90 percent of the troops were killed or wounded. But the assault managed to cross the beach and drive the Germans inland. We had established our toehold in northern Europe and the war would soon be over.

God bless those boys, those men, and this country.

Eighty years ago, President Franklin Roosevelt delivered the largest mass prayer in history up to that point.  A radio broadcast for our boys in Europe, about to embark on what General Dwight Eisenhower described as “the greatest amphibious assault ever attempted.” 
D-Day.
In that prayer, FDR described our fight as a “crusade” and asked his fellow Americans to pray to God for His will to “prevail over the unholy forces of our enemy.”  Those prayers were answered with those boys—those boys of Point du Hoc, and other beaches.
As put in the American Patriot Almanac: One commander told his men only two types of people would stay on Omaha beach—those dead and those going to die—so they’d better push forward. In some units, 90 percent of the troops were killed or wounded. But the assault managed to cross the beach and drive the Germans inland. We had established our toehold in northern Europe and the war would soon be over.
God bless those boys, those men, and this country.

Hugh Hewitt and David Cortman on WWI Memorial Cross Deserves to Stand

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