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 “The 2nd Best of Tarzana Joe.”
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 Matthew Continetti, columnist, “The Wall Street Journal,” Director of Domestic Policy Studies, Neal Chair, American Enterprise Institute.
Duane catches up with international Jewish man of mystery, Yoni, who suddenly reappeared for a conversation conveniently after Operation Epic Fury turned into Operation Economic Fury.
Hugh covers radical socialist candidate Graham Platner, running against Senator Susan Collins in Maine, and talks with Dennis Prager, author, “If There Is No God, and Jim Geraghty, senior political correspondent, “National Review.”
Hugh covers radical socialist candidate Graham Platner, running against Senator Susan Collins in Maine, and the conflict in Iran, and talks with Vic Matus, Arts & Culture Editor, “The Free Beacon,” co-host, “Getting Hammered” podcast.
Hugh covers radical socialist candidate Graham Platner, running against Senator Susan Collins in Maine, and talks with Josh Kraushaar, Editor in chief, “Jewish Insider,” political analyst, FOX News Radio, and Eliana Johnson, Editor-in-chief at Washington Free Beacon.
Duane and Mark cover the attempted assassination at the Correspondents Dinner in D.C, then talk about the economic conditions circling the drain in Iran.
Hugh discusses the WHCA Dinner shooting, and talks with Mary Katharine Ham, co-host, Getting Hammered & Normally podcasts, Joseph Loconte, author, “The War for Middle-earth: J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis Confront the Gathering Storm, 1933–1945,” and Todd Rickets, co-owner, Chicago Cubs, co-founder, Freespoke.com.
Hugh discusses the Iran conflict and U.S.-China relations, and Ukraine, and and talks with Montana Senator Steve Daines, and former Missouri Senator Jim Talent, senior fellow, Reagan Institute Center for Peace Through Strength.
Hugh discusses the SCOTUS ruling which strikes down the Louisiana map in the Voting Rights Act case and the oral arguments on President Trump’s effort to terminate temporary protections for some Haitian and Syrian migrants, and talks with Sarah Bedford, Investigations Editor, “Washington Examiner.” ”
