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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt hosts Matthew Continetti, Director of Domestic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute and a columnist, discussing Zelensky’s missteps with Trump’s administration and the evolving U.S. foreign policy. Continetti critiques Zelensky’s rejection of a resource deal and analyzes Trump’s personalist approach, suggesting a revised agreement might mend ties, while also exploring broader geopolitical dynamics involving China, Russia, Iran, and Hamas.
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Townhall Review – March 15, 2025 🔹 Deporting Hamas Supporter Mahmoud Khalil – President Trump moves to deport Mahmoud Khalil, leader of violent Columbia University protests. Bret Baier (Fox News) and Border Czar Tom Homan join Hugh Hewitt and Joe Piscopo (AM970, NY) to discuss, noting low border crossings as progress. 🔹 Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Push – Secretary of State Marco Rubio leads talks in Saudi Arabia. Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson (AM560, Chicago) talk with Fred Fleitz (America First Policy Institute) about Trump’s efforts to end the war. 🔹 Breakup of Syria – Michael Oren, ex-Israeli ambassador, joins Hugh Hewitt to analyze Syria’s collapse post-Assad, highlighting threats to Kurds, Christians, Alawites, and Druze. 🔹 China’s Threat and Jimmy Lai’s Fight – Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery tells Hugh Hewitt why the CCP is the greatest threat since the Cold War. Sebastian Lai, son of imprisoned Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai , shares his father’s plight. All this and more on Townhall Review with Hugh Hewitt . 🎧 Subscribe & Listen : SalemPodcastNetwork.com 📲 Follow Us : @TownhallReview A production of the Salem Podcast Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe Democrats are struggling to find their political footing. From their behavior at President Trump’s congressional speech to silly social media videos, they’re flailing and failing. The whole left-wing project has been like a three-legged stool with three main sources of support: legacy media, government-funded nonprofits, and the politicians themselves. But now, trust in legacy media is at a fifty-year low. Americans have new sources of information, with new voices setting the narrative. Thanks to DOGE, we’ve learned that lots of our tax money has gone to nonprofits pushing the leftist agenda. Cutting off those funds eliminates a key source of Democratic support. That leaves the just politicians. And now that they’re on their own, it’s clearer than ever just how much the media and taxpayer-funded nonprofits propped up the American left. It’s not a pretty picture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
The House has now passed the “Continuing Resolution” unveiled by Speaker Johnson and President Trump endorsed this past weekend. Bravo. I don’t know about all that’s in the 99-page bill save for the beginning of a defense build-up, but it will allow the government to stay open while Donald Trump and the GOP in the House and Senate figure out the budget and reconciliation package or packages—there can be one or two. I am in favor of whatever the GOP passes just as I will support the president’s approaches on trade and peace negotiations for at least year one. Because I’m a party man. Always have been. Always will be. Parties are the only way to advance political agendas and, in the end, the Republican Party is the only way to protect the Constitution as the Democrats want to pack the Supreme Court and crush the rule of law in the process of doing so. The Senate should now move quickly to pass the CR and keep the government open. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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“Fight for another day,” Donald Trump announced, “when the timing is right.” When one of the most pugnacious presidents of modern American history urges strategic patience, we should listen. Republicans hate continuing resolutions. They want to return to regular-order budgeting and real spending cuts. All of that is understandable, but we should look for the best ground on which to fight – and a midyear budget fight that stalemated months ago isn’t it. The better ground will come as soon as this budget gets finished. Unlike last year, Republicans have control of both chambers of Congress and the White House. They also have the opportunity in the next budget to use reconciliation bills to achieve real reductions, both through DOGE and closing out those spending programs that Congress must approve. This CR does offer a token reduction of spending, plus increased funds for the Pentagon and ICE’s efforts to ramp up deportations of criminal illegal aliens. In short, the only way to lose is to fail to unite. Pass the CR and prepare for the real fight ahead. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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This is Seth Leibsohn for Townhall.com Two points of pride come from reading a recent profile of Sebastian Gorka in the Free Press. Dr. Gorka is the Senior Advisor for counter-terrorism at the National Security Council and, like President Trump on so many issues, has hit the ground running. • Point one: Dr. Gorka was selected by a president who was elected to better protect America, Americans, and her allies. And: • Two: Dr. Gorka entered this role after years of writing and thinking through issues of American security and terrorism, and most immediately from Salem radio. Dr. Gorka’s position is that of Richard Clarke’s, subject of fawning attention under Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, in the late ’90s and early 2000s. It’s too much to expect the same level of admiration for Dr. Gorka from today’s media—but he more than deserves it. Already, with Gorka’s guidance, the US has removed 23 terrorists from the earth, including an al-Qaeda leader in Syria. He is changing our national security modus operandi from monitoring to action, making us, and the world, a safer place. Thank you President Trump and Dr. Gorka. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, John Solomon and Congressman Tom Tiffany discuss President Trump’s plan to expand domestic mining for rare earth minerals, which could spur a manufacturing resurgence in the U.S. Tiffany emphasizes the need for regulatory reforms to speed up permitting, the importance of reliable energy for industry, and the potential elimination of the Department of Education to return control to states. 👉Follow John Solomon on X 👉Follow Tom Tiffany on X See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Ever since its founding, Israel has never been allowed to actually finish a war to the point of ultimate surrender from its enemies. Even after the Six-Day War in 1967, the Arab League—unlike the Axis after World War II—refused to surrender: the League issued the famous “Three Nos,” no peace, no negotiations, and no recognition with Israel. Donald Trump broke that irredentism with the Abraham Accords, only to see it set aside by the Biden administration. In her fighting for her very survival, Israel has too often succumbed to world pressure, thinking that if it did let up on its ultimate campaigns for the destruction of its enemies, opinion would swing its way. But Israel will be hated by implacable enemies and their leftist, Islamist, and other radical supporters regardless of what it does, unless or until it disappears, from the River to the Sea. Israel needs to stop thinking world opinion will support it if it engages in half-measures. It hasn’t and won’t. Israel just needs to win the war to an unconditional and permanent surrender. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
Townhall Review – March 8, 2025 🔹 Trump’s Congressional Address: America is Back – President Trump speaks to a Joint Session of Congress, touting border progress and announcing the capture of an Abbey Gate terrorist. Hogan Gidley (ex-Trump comms) joins Joe Piscopo , while Alex Pheiffer (current Trump comms) talks with Chris Stigall about Democrats' disappointing response. 🔹 Abbey Gate Justice – Sebastian Gorka , now Trump’s counterterrorism director, joins Mike Gallagher to discuss the apprehension of the ISIS terrorist behind the Abbey Gate attack. 🔹 Democrats’ Churlish Response – Rep. Eric Burlison (MO-7) tells Chris Stigall about the Democrats’ petty reaction to Trump’s speech. 🔹 Charlie Kirk’s Team on Democratic Stunts – Charlie Kirk and his team break down the Democrats’ lack of message and reliance on delay tactics in Trump’s early second term 🔹 A Broken Democratic Party – Mike Gallagher reflects on the dark Biden years and the Democrats’ current disarray, calling them “wretched and broken people” after Trump’s address. All this and more on Townhall Review with Hugh Hewitt . 🎧 Subscribe & Listen : SalemPodcastNetwork.com 📲 Follow Us : @TownhallReview A production of the Salem Podcast Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe House Judiciary Committee just held hearings on so-called “Sanctuary Cities,” bringing in various mayors trying to justify their policies I say “so-called sanctuary cities” because that is the Orwellian term for what should be called “nullification cities.” These mayors are nullifying federal law. Liberals used to oppose such doctrines in the name of protecting all of our civil rights—recall Martin Luther King specifically denouncing Alabama Governor George Wallace in his “I Have a Dream” speech for exactly that. In our republican form of government, localities don’t get to veto federal law, not on behalf of racial segregation and not on behalf of illegal immigrants thwarting the law. James Madison called this “a fatal inlet of anarchy.” Mayors deciding which federal laws to enforce, and which to stymie, is just that: anarchy. If they don’t like the federal law, their duty is to try and change it, not stand in the way of enforcing it. These mayors are not heroes, they are anarchists proving to be little more than a law unto themselves. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedPresident addressed the nation this week—and continued to drive home his agenda: • Broad tax cuts. • Deregulation. • “Drill baby drill.” • Tariffs to balance trade and push partners toward fairness. • And, of course, reinvesting in defense. Trump is well on his way to achieving all of these bold ambitious projects, but we’ve got to trust the process—it’s not going to be instant. Keynesian economics and Marxist looters left us with $37 trillion debt, a tangled Deep State, outdated systems and Democrats promising more spending…to solve everything. Well, we know Trump’s approach is entirely different—shrinking the state, empowering producers and building sustainable growth—it reverses all those things. Bottom Line: Leaders like Reagan, Milei, and Trump—they harness bold, tested reforms to tame bureaucracy and unlock prosperity—but it’s patience that yields the prize. It’s sound medicine, but it’s not going to heal overnight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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1 Trump’s Speech: A Victory for America, A Disaster for Democrats | Charlie Kirk with Senator Jim Banks 10:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, Charlie Kirk and Senator Jim Banks praise Trump's address to the joint session of Congress, calling it his best, highlighting its strong approval ratings. They criticize Democrats for refusing to applaud key moments, highlight Trump's border policies, and push for tax cuts and immigration enforcement. 👉Follow Charlie on X 👉Follow Senator Banks on X See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, Dan Proft & Amy Jacobson talk with Senator Ron Johnson about Trump's strong stance on border security, emphasizing the political consequences of open-border policies and the tragic stories that illustrate their impact. Senator Johnson argues that securing the border is a matter of public safety, not politics, and criticizes Democrats for their ideological stance on immigration and cultural issues. 👉Follow Dan Proft on X 👉Follow Senator Ron Johnson on X See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn the aftermath of the fiery Oval Office meeting between Presidents Trump and Zelensky, one thing is clear: Zelensky simply isn’t a fit or responsible leader of a small country that depends on the United States for its literal survival. Compare Zelensky’s behavior to Benjamin Netanyahu’s. The Biden administration demanded ceasefires, suspended arms shipments, and withheld weapons. The administration berated Israel constantly for collateral damage. In contrast, Zelensky been celebrated across America and the entire West. Yet he still couldn’t hide his obvious disdain for Trump, or keep from behaving rudely to the president of his patron country in our White House. In his arrogance, Zelensky put his own sense of pride and entitlement above the lives and well-being of his people, who are being mindlessly slaughtered without a realistic path to victory. He’s behaving like an egotist—and he’s hurting his cause. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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