In this episode, Dennis Prager speaks with David Friedman, the former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, about the significance of moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem during the Trump presidency and the unexpected positive outcomes, including the Abraham Accords. Friedman also discusses the recent challenges faced by Israel, particularly the impact of Hamas' actions and the complexities of Israeli politics amid ongoing conflicts.

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Townhall Review - September 14, 2024

Hugh Hewitt turns to Matthew Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon for analysis of the first and likely only debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. 

Larry O'Connor blasts ABC News for how moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis handled the debate, and how it quickly became clear that they threw down 100 percent with Kamala Harris, not fact-checking her a single time.

Hugh Hewitt invites Dave McCormick, who is running against Bob Casey in Philadelphia, to discuss his campaign for Senate. 

Seth Leibsohn talks with Kari Lake about her Senate contest in Arizona and how she wants to help turn the economy around so Americans can realize the American dream.

Hewitt interviews Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL, who is looking un-seat Senator John Tester in Montana. 

Bob Frantz talks with Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Bernie Moreno who is running for Senate in Ohio.

Hewitt talks with Jim Justice, who's looking to fill the "Manchin" Senate seat in West Virginia.

Townhall Review - September 14, 2024
<a href="http://www.hughhewitt.com/">Hugh Hewitt</a> turns to Matthew Continetti of the <a href="https://freebeacon.com/">Washington Free Beacon</a> for analysis of the first and likely only debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. 
<a href="https://salemnewschannel.com/host/larry-oconnor">Larry O'Connor</a> blasts ABC News for how moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis handled the debate, and how it quickly became clear that they threw down 100 percent with Kamala Harris, not fact-checking her a single time.
Hugh Hewitt invites <a href="https://www.davemccormickpa.com/">Dave McCormick</a>, who is running against Bob Casey in Philadelphia, to discuss his campaign for Senate. 
<a href="https://960thepatriot.com/radioshow/the-seth-leibsohn-show">Seth Leibsohn</a> talks with <a href="https://karilake.com/">Kari Lake</a> about her Senate contest in Arizona and how she wants to help turn the economy around so Americans can realize the American dream.
Hewitt interviews <a href="https://timformt.com/">Tim Sheehy</a>, a former Navy SEAL, who is looking un-seat Senator John Tester in Montana. 
<a href="https://whkradio.com/personality/bob-frantz">Bob Frantz</a> talks with <a href="https://www.rubio.senate.gov/">Florida Senator Marco Rubio</a> and <a href="https://berniemoreno.com/">Bernie Moreno</a> who is running for Senate in Ohio.
Hewitt talks with <a href="https://jimjusticewv.com/">Jim Justice</a>, who's looking to fill the "Manchin" Senate seat in West Virginia.

Battle for Control of the Senate

In the 1970s, there was much talk that the presidency was too big for one man, and that it had become increasingly difficult for a president to affect much change. The inauguration of Ronald Reagan in 1981 annulled that kind of talk.

The new movie, Reagan, starring Dennis Quaid, shows the Gipper challenging our malaise, our fatalism and the perceived inevitability of our decline.

The movie takes a man of many parts and focuses on one aspect of his life: His driving conviction that tyranny must not breed and that freedom needs to be defended and nurtured … and then retaught, again and again.

Critics don’t like the movie, they prefer cynicism and giving credit to the fall of the USSR to everyone but Reagan—who they spent a lifetime trying to destroy.  But, undeterred, Reagan pressed on; and the movie is loved by those who’ve seen it; for as Reagan knew, we are not a cynical people and we do not want decline. 

For our history—and our future, see Reagan.

In the 1970s, there was much talk that the presidency was too big for one man, and that it had become increasingly difficult for a president to affect much change. The inauguration of Ronald Reagan in 1981 annulled that kind of talk.
The new movie, Reagan, starring Dennis Quaid, shows the Gipper challenging our malaise, our fatalism and the perceived inevitability of our decline.
The movie takes a man of many parts and focuses on one aspect of his life: His driving conviction that tyranny must not breed and that freedom needs to be defended and nurtured … and then retaught, again and again.
Critics don’t like the movie, they prefer cynicism and giving credit to the fall of the USSR to everyone but Reagan—who they spent a lifetime trying to destroy.  But, undeterred, Reagan pressed on; and the movie is loved by those who’ve seen it; for as Reagan knew, we are not a cynical people and we do not want decline. 
For our history—and our future, see Reagan.

Seth Leibsohn: Reagan and the Rebirth of the American Spirit

In this episode, John Solomon and Bernie Kerik, retired Police Commissioner of the NYPD, express concern over the lack of attention to terrorism during the 2024 presidential debate, despite escalating threats like terrorists entering the U.S. and Iran's proxy activities. They emphasize the dangers of open borders and the potential for future attacks, drawing lessons from 9/11.

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In this episode, <a href="https://art19.com/shows/john-solomon-reports">John Solomon</a> and Bernie Kerik, retired Police Commissioner of the NYPD, express concern over the lack of attention to terrorism during the 2024 presidential debate, despite escalating threats like terrorists entering the U.S. and Iran's proxy activities. They emphasize the dangers of open borders and the potential for future attacks, drawing lessons from 9/11.
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