In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Justice Neil Gorsuch discuss Gorsuch's new book "Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law."  They also delve into the complexities and impacts of federal laws and regulations, and the struggles of ordinary Americans like magician Marty Hahn against overwhelming bureaucratic requirements.

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Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law | Hugh Hewitt & Justice Gorsuch - Part 1

“Kamala Harris: Weak. Failed. Dangerously liberal.”

That’s the tag line on the first campaign ad put up by former President Trump this week. It ought to run a thousand times between now and November because it provides a great and memorable summary of the Vice President’s tenure in office. 

The likely nominee is coasting now—riding high on the media’s charm offensive.  Her poll numbers are relatively strong, compared to Joe Biden’s. It’ll likely last through the end of August as the Democratic convention gives Harris continued energy. 

But: Once the nomination is locked up, then the real campaign begins. At that point: She’ll be forced to confront her own record of failure and weakness—and we’ll begin to see the steady drift down in the collective mind of the electorate. 

The country knows her nervous laughter well—a giggle that attempts to mask her awareness of her own vacuity. 

Harris is still going to have to talk about complex subjects, at some length, at some point. That’s going to be her undoing. 

“Kamala Harris: Weak. Failed. Dangerously liberal.”
That’s the tag line on the first campaign ad put up by former President Trump this week. It ought to run a thousand times between now and November because it provides a great and memorable summary of the Vice President’s tenure in office. 
The likely nominee is coasting now—riding high on the media’s charm offensive.  Her poll numbers are relatively strong, compared to Joe Biden’s. It’ll likely last through the end of August as the Democratic convention gives Harris continued energy. 
But: Once the nomination is locked up, then the real campaign begins. At that point: She’ll be forced to confront her own record of failure and weakness—and we’ll begin to see the steady drift down in the collective mind of the electorate. 
The country knows her nervous laughter well—a giggle that attempts to mask her awareness of her own vacuity. 
Harris is still going to have to talk about complex subjects, at some length, at some point. That’s going to be her undoing.

Hugh Hewitt: Weak, Dangerous and Vacuous

Townhall Review - August 3, 2024

Hugh Hewitt talks with Dan Senor, host of the “Call Me Back” podcast, to review Israel's targeted killing of two top-tier terrorists working with Iran.

Joe Piscopo and Dan Hoffman, a veteran of the CIA, discuss how this high-stakes move by Israel is a military game changer.

Hugh Hewitt and Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida talk about how the news of the death of Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh sent a message to Iran. The question now is, how will Iran respond?

Sebastian Gorka turns to author Conrad Black to look at the deep issues of distrust in the Secret Service and our government agencies, typified by the non-answers by Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe during a congressional hearing this week about the assassination attempt on President Trump.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Yuval Levin, editor-in-chief at National Affairs about his new book, American Covenant: How the Constitution Unified Our Nation—and Could Again.

Townhall Review - August 3, 2024
<a href="https://hughhewitt.com/">Hugh Hewitt</a> talks with Dan Senor, host of the <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/call-me-back-with-dan-senor/id1539292794">“Call Me Back” podcast</a>, to review Israel's targeted killing of two top-tier terrorists working with Iran.
<a href="https://salempodcastnetwork.com/podcasts/the-joe-piscopo-show">Joe Piscopo</a> and <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/person/h/daniel-hoffman">Dan Hoffman</a>, a veteran of the CIA, discuss how this high-stakes move by Israel is a military game changer.
Hugh Hewitt and <a href="https://waltz.house.gov/">Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida</a> talk about how the news of the death of Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh sent a message to Iran. The question now is, how will Iran respond?
<a href="https://salempodcastnetwork.com/podcasts/america-first-with-sebastian-gorka">Sebastian Gorka</a> turns to author <a href="https://twitter.com/conradmblack">Conrad Black</a> to look at the deep issues of distrust in the Secret Service and our government agencies, typified by the non-answers by Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe during a congressional hearing this week about the assassination attempt on President Trump.
<a href="https://560theanswer.com/content/all/morninganswerpodcasts">Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson</a> talk with Yuval Levin, editor-in-chief at <a href="https://www.nationalaffairs.com/">National Affairs</a> about his new book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/American-Covenant-Constitution-Unified-Nation_and/dp/0465040748">American Covenant: How the Constitution Unified Our Nation—and Could Again</a>.

Israel’s High Stakes Game in the Middle East

Tractor Supply recently did something remarkable that you may have missed: They pulled out of supporting pride parades and refocused their giving to veterans causes and agriculture education. They also dropped out of divisive DEI ideologies which advocate for employees on the base of race and gender and sexual orientation.

Tractor Supply also dropped anti-oil and gas carbon limitation goals.

I have never seen such a striking reversal.

Leftwing activists warned about backlash, but the day of the announcement the stock price went up.

ESG, environmental, social and governance investing has always depended on the myth that its victory is inevitable. But Tractor Supply’s decision to do the right thing shatters that myth. They can lose—and if they can lose Tractor Supply, what other companies with conservative customers and liberal corporate governance can also be turned back to sanity.

Tractor Supply recently did something remarkable that you may have missed: They pulled out of supporting pride parades and refocused their giving to veterans causes and agriculture education. They also dropped out of divisive DEI ideologies which advocate for employees on the base of race and gender and sexual orientation.
Tractor Supply also dropped anti-oil and gas carbon limitation goals.
I have never seen such a striking reversal.
Leftwing activists warned about backlash, but the day of the announcement the stock price went up.
ESG, environmental, social and governance investing has always depended on the myth that its victory is inevitable. But Tractor Supply’s decision to do the right thing shatters that myth. They can lose—and if they can lose Tractor Supply, what other companies with conservative customers and liberal corporate governance can also be turned back to sanity.

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