Hugh Hewitt invites Kasey Pipes to share about his new book: “After The Fall: The Remarkable Comeback of Richard Nixon.”

<a href="https://www.hughhewitt.com">Hugh Hewitt</a> invites Kasey Pipes to share about his new book: &ldquo;<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Untitled-Richard-Nixon-Kasey-Pipes/dp/1621572846">After The Fall: The Remarkable Comeback of Richard Nixon</a>.&rdquo;

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The Remarkable Comeback of Richard Nixon: Hugh Hewitt with Kasey Pipes

Donald Trump has promised to close the Department of Education. It’s about time.
Despite spending hundreds of billions since its founding in 1979, student test scores have gone down.

If we’re going to do right by America’s children, serious reforms are in order. It’s time to get education policy out of Washington and into laboratories of experimentation in the states.

The left claims that more spending will fix education. That’s just not true. In New York, they spend the most — thirty thousand dollars per child—but only 33 percent of students are reading proficient. In Florida, they spend ten thousand dollars per child but 80 percent are reading proficient.

Federal regulations and oversight won’t improve education. Experimentation, state and local control — and above all, parental choice — is the way to prepare our children for lives of dignity and fulfillment. 

It’s time for serious and substantive reform.

Donald Trump has promised to close the Department of Education. It’s about time. Despite spending hundreds of billions since its founding in 1979, student test scores have gone down.
If we’re going to do right by America’s children, serious reforms are in order. It’s time to get education policy out of Washington and into laboratories of experimentation in the states.
The left claims that more spending will fix education. That’s just not true. In New York, they spend the most — thirty thousand dollars per child—but only 33 percent of students are reading proficient. In Florida, they spend ten thousand dollars per child but 80 percent are reading proficient.
Federal regulations and oversight won’t improve education. Experimentation, state and local control — and above all, parental choice — is the way to prepare our children for lives of dignity and fulfillment. 
It’s time for serious and substantive reform.

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In this episode, John Solomon invites Marjorie Taylor Greene to discuss her plans to lead congressional efforts on government restructuring, focusing on cutting wasteful spending, eliminating outdated programs, and increasing accountability. She highlights collaboration with figures like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and efficiency to serve the American people better.

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In this episode, <a href="https://art19.com/shows/john-solomon-reports">John Solomon</a> invites <a href="https://x.com/mtgreenee">Marjorie Taylor Greene</a> to discuss her plans to lead congressional efforts on government restructuring, focusing on cutting wasteful spending, eliminating outdated programs, and increasing accountability. She highlights collaboration with figures like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and efficiency to serve the American people better.
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Many illegal immigrants are here because they've claimed asylum.

Here's how it works. If migrants claims to be afraid to go back to their country because of their race, religion, nationality or politics, the US lets them stay to pursue an asylum application.

Just saying the word "asylum" is enough to enter our country. 

A hearing on the claim may not happen for years. And even if asylum isn't granted, migrants are rarely removed.

The real question is whether the migrants' stated fears of persecution are true.

But the federal government found that 86 percent of those claiming asylum here in America weren't legitimate. And in Sweden, researchers found that 80 percent of asylum seekers actually vacationed in their home countries.

There's nothing wrong with seeking a better life in a new country. But it needs to be done legally — and honestly.

Many illegal immigrants are here because they've claimed asylum.
Here's how it works. If migrants claims to be afraid to go back to their country because of their race, religion, nationality or politics, the US lets them stay to pursue an asylum application.
Just saying the word "asylum" is enough to enter our country. 
A hearing on the claim may not happen for years. And even if asylum isn't granted, migrants are rarely removed.
The real question is whether the migrants' stated fears of persecution are true.
But the federal government found that 86 percent of those claiming asylum here in America weren't legitimate. And in Sweden, researchers found that 80 percent of asylum seekers actually vacationed in their home countries.
There's nothing wrong with seeking a better life in a new country. But it needs to be done legally — and honestly.

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