In this episode, Sebastian Gorka is joined by Dr. Paul Kengor, professor of political science at Grove City College in Grove City, PA, to discuss the parallels between Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, highlighting shared campaign strategies like "Make America Great Again" and the fight against big government. 

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President Trump and Divine Providence | Sebastian Gorka with Dr. Paul Kengor

A recent report issued by British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe documents the grooming and horrific sexual abuse of as many as 250,000 young girls across England,

These girls endured gang rape, brutal abuse, forced abortions and pregnancies, and even coerced Islamic conversion. And it happened while social workers, teachers, police and prosecutors looked the other way.

Now, the victims are being failed again—this time by America’s legacy media. Since the Lowe report was released, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and MSN NOW have devoted virtually no coverage to its findings.

Legacy media journalists often lament Americans’ declining trust in the press. But this is why. Media bias isn't only about how stories are covered. It's also about the stories legacy news organizations choose to ignore.

A recent report issued by British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe documents the grooming and horrific sexual abuse of as many as 250,000 young girls across England,
These girls endured gang rape, brutal abuse, forced abortions and pregnancies, and even coerced Islamic conversion. And it happened while social workers, teachers, police and prosecutors looked the other way.
Now, the victims are being failed again&mdash;this time by America&rsquo;s legacy media. Since the Lowe report was released, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and MSN NOW have devoted virtually no coverage to its findings.
Legacy media journalists often lament Americans&rsquo; declining trust in the press. But this is why. Media bias isn't only about how stories are covered. It's also about the stories legacy news organizations choose to ignore.

Carol Platt Liebau: Elite Media's Moral Failure

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/5e27a451-e6e6-4c51-aa03-a7370003783c/clips/5ab829f3-4317-48fb-ac0d-b4720121aa4f/transcript

As America’s 250th birthday approaches, it’s worth taking a moment to celebrate the Declaration of Independence.

Today, many Americans take for granted the idea that all people are created equal and endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights — natural rights that no government may rightfully take away. It’s easy to forget just how revolutionary those ideas were when the Declaration was written.

Grounded in Judeo-Christian principles, the Declaration established the United States not on shared ancestry, geography, or history, but on devotion to a common creed.

Although America has not always lived up to its highest ideals, our Declaration gives voice to our finest aspirations. With it, the Founders drafted the promissory note that generations of Americans have drawn on in the ongoing effort to build an ever more perfect union.

As America&rsquo;s 250th birthday approaches, it&rsquo;s worth taking a moment to celebrate the Declaration of Independence.
Today, many Americans take for granted the idea that all people are created equal and endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights &mdash; natural rights that no government may rightfully take away. It&rsquo;s easy to forget just how revolutionary those ideas were when the Declaration was written.
Grounded in Judeo-Christian principles, the Declaration established the United States not on shared ancestry, geography, or history, but on devotion to a common creed.
Although America has not always lived up to its highest ideals, our Declaration gives voice to our finest aspirations. With it, the Founders drafted the promissory note that generations of Americans have drawn on in the ongoing effort to build an ever more perfect union.

Carol Platt Liebau: Our Declaration Giving Voice to Our Finest Aspirat

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/5e27a451-e6e6-4c51-aa03-a7370003783c/clips/2e757464-975d-421c-9b73-b471010c53f2/transcript

As we celebrate our 250th anniversary as a nation, it is worth reflecting on what got us here and has kept us going, living as we do under the longest-lasting constitution in world history.

From the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution, our country’s Framers set about establishing this most successful of political governing structures because they understood a few truths. Given low polling about American pride these days, they are truths about which we may need to ask: are they still self-evident?

We began this experiment declaring a recognition of something higher than man— “the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God” and a Creator—endowing us with a right to self-government and a recognition that we human beings are all equal, especially in our inequality before God.  Rights to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” are not given or tolerated by government or man, but God.

Our founding authors all understood and enshrined this for us. But, too many here have forgotten or unlearned this.  Sadly, just now, we need a great re-learning.

As we celebrate our 250th anniversary as a nation, it is worth reflecting on what got us here and has kept us going, living as we do under the longest-lasting constitution in world history.
From the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution, our country&rsquo;s Framers set about establishing this most successful of political governing structures because they understood a few truths. Given low polling about American pride these days, they are truths about which we may need to ask: are they still self-evident?
We began this experiment declaring a recognition of something higher than man&mdash; &ldquo;the Laws of Nature and Nature&rsquo;s God&rdquo; and a Creator&mdash;endowing us with a right to self-government and a recognition that we human beings are all equal, especially in our inequality before God.&nbsp; Rights to &ldquo;life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness&rdquo; are not given or tolerated by government or man, but God.
Our founding authors all understood and enshrined this for us. But, too many here have forgotten or unlearned this.&nbsp; Sadly, just now, we need a great re-learning.

Seth Leibsohn: Forgetting the Truths of Our Founders 

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/5e27a451-e6e6-4c51-aa03-a7370003783c/clips/f875a432-d61d-452b-a124-b46e01107239/transcript

President Trump and Divine Providence | Sebastian Gorka with Dr. Paul Kengor

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