Hugh discusses Iran and the primary elections in Maine and South Carolina, and talks with Rich Lowry, Editor of “National Review,” Alex Gray, former NSC Chief of Staff, CEO, American Global Strategies, and James Lileks, former “Minnesota Star Tribune” columnist, JamesLileks.Substack.com.
Hugh discusses Iran and the primary elections in Maine and South Carolina, and talks with Matthew Continetti, columnist, “The Wall Street Journal,” Director of Domestic Policy Studies, Neal Chair, Byron York, chief political correspondent, Washington Examiner, FOX News Contributor, and Timothy Goeglein, Vice President of External and Government Relations, Focus on the Family, author, “What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family.”
Hugh discusses Iran with Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery (USN, ret.), Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and interviews Brad Thor, bestselling novelist, about his new thriller, “Choke Point.”
Hugh discusses Iran and Scott Pelley, and talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, Intelligence Committee Chair, author, “Sacred Duty, and James Phillips, former law professor at Chapman University, former professor and director of a constitutional government initiative at BYU, law professor at St. Thomas.
Hugh discusses Iran and Scott Pelley, and talks with Charles C.W. Cooke, Senior Writer, National Review, host, Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast.
Most of the hour is really the last 24 hours in review encapsulating the revelations in the New York Times about Graham Platner’s violent tendencies towards his many, many ex-girlfriends, and yet how the Times is trying to sanitize the story to keep Platner viable.
Hugh continues with the Hillsdale Dialogues, this week, joined by Dr. Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, as they discuss current events.
Hugh discusses the news of the week with Ben Domenech, Opinion Editor, “The Daily Wire,” host, “The Big Ben Show” podcast, and Tarzana Joe, HHS poet laureate and author of “It Only Hurts When I Rhyme.”
Hugh discusses the news of the week with John Ellis, founder, Substack.News-Items.com, Eli Lake, columnist, “The Free Press,” contributing editor, “Commentary,” host, “Breaking History” podcast, and Jonathan Williams, ALEC President & Chief Economist.
The New York Times, even while trying to sanitize Graham Platner’s problem with being abusive to women, still made things worse. Plus, James Lileks comes along with commentary on a new edition of the Magnificent Seven.
