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Recorded at the live Israel Hayom summit, Dan and Ark Media contributor Amit Segal unpack the big things happening in American politics–and how it all impacts the relationship with Israel. With the Democrats’ big win still getting sorted out, and Israelis in coalition-building mode, Dan and Amit predict major changes on the horizon for Jews in Israel and in the diaspora. They spoke on November 11t...

The great Andrew Klavan has a new novel out! Find Me Nowhere is the latest entry in his Cameron Winter series. He sits down with James, Charles and Steve to discuss his detective, the writing process, the blacklisting of conservatives in prestige art circles, and the foundations of great art. And since Andrew embodies the indefatigable hopefulness of a faithful Christian, we dive into politics to...

The editors discuss the Jensen Huang scandal, the uncertain future of the "new right", and whether the Catholic vote exists at all.

Erick reads the coordinated Wall Street Journal and New York Times stories from Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan, Josh Dawsey, and Meredith McGraw and explains why the knives are coming from inside the White House: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is being set up as the fall guy for the Jensen Huang and Nvidia China spy scandal to insulate President Trump. He plays Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent...

On Open Line Friday, Erick explains why President Trump is done negotiating with Iran and is betting on economic pressure to collapse the regime, from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent telling CNBC the death threats prove the squeeze is working to Marco Rubio tightening the oil screws on Cuba. Then Erick delivers a blistering monologue on candidate quality, arguing that Ken Paxton, Beau French, mid...

On Open Line Friday, Erick warns that both parties, from JD Vance and new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to the podcast bros and the Democrats, are courting young men by telling them they are victims, and he makes the Jordan Peterson case for responsibility, engaged fathers, and church mentoring instead. Then he takes calls on permitting reform for pipelines, expanding the House of Repr...

Support The Glenn Show at https://glennloury.substack.com In this episode of The Glenn Show, Amy Wax of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School joins Glenn to talk about the ongoing struggle over affirmative actions following the Supreme Court's 2023 Students for Fair Admissions decision. Then, Glenn and Amy move on to a discussion of race realism and its potential consequences. The Glenn...

Join Jim and Greg for the Friday 3 Martini Lunch as they consider Maryland Sen Chris Van Hollen challenging Sen. Chuck Schumer to be Senate Majority Leader, James Talarico and Abdul El-Sayed trying to flatter Trump into backing the Democrats' far-left agenda, the Bulwark finally admitting they're just a bunch of leftists now, and why Hollywood is obsessed with remakes that don't need to be made. N...

Microsoft is having a MELTDOWN, NVIDIA drama is getting downright bizarre, and Democrats seem to have absolutely ZERO self-awareness! Mock and Daisy are breaking down another wild day of political chaos, corporate controversy, and viral moments you seriously can't make up. First up, a massive Microsoft 365 outage causes widespread frustration, while the fallout surrounding NVIDIA's Jensen Huang sp...

On this edition of The Federalist Radio Hour , Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead joins Federalist Senior Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle to discuss Democrats' plans to scrap the Electoral College and explain why those plans to rig election rules pose a threat to the future of the country and election integrity. The FDRLST Media Foundation is a nonprofit, and we depend ent...

Democrats are preparing to target Pete Hegseth with impeachment efforts following their midterm election victories. The push to impeach Hegseth reveals a political double standard, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.” Hanson criticizes Democrats for pursuing investigations against Trump officials rather than addressing affordability, comparing a...

The battle over antisemitism and the future of American higher education is far from over. Dan sits down with Josh Gruenbaum, a former Trump administration official who helped lead the federal effort to confront campus antisemitism, to discuss how the administration used federal funding to pressure universities into being more accountable and being a safer community for all of its students. Gruenb...

Guest: Daniel McCarthy Host Scot Bertram talks with Daniel McCarthy, Distinguished Fellow in Conservative Thought at Heritage Foundation, editor at Modern Age , and columnist at The Spectator , about the history of American libertarianism, why libertarianism alienated the electorate, and his recent essay, “ The Strange Death of Libertarianism .” To learn more about Hillsdale College, visit www.hil...

A pro-Palestinian bicycle protest targeting six Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia has sparked outrage, particularly because it took place on the eve of the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht. Victor Davis Hanson draws a disturbing parallel between the Nazi persecution of Jewish businesses in 1938 and today's rising antisemitism, warning that America's political culture is becoming dangerousl...

Erick reacts to Jensen Huang stepping down as Nvidia CEO after an affair with a direct report suspected of being a Chinese spy, explains why the right needs to stop cheering philanderers and celebrity CEOs, and admits he bought Nvidia stock on the dip. Then he makes the case that Republicans, after losing the House and Senate in an election where 90 percent of voters called corruption a major prob...

Erick says the Republican Party has a cancer of character, starting with Vivek Ramaswamy's closing ad in the Ohio governor race that used Amy Acton's own mother against her, an ad Congressman Mike Turner now blames for his loss. He ties it to Ken Paxton's collapse in Texas, Beau French, Tucker Carlson, and Vice President JD Vance's refusal to condemn any of them, then takes calls on Abdul El-Sayed...

Erick takes on the activist who helped block a $5 billion data center on a long-dead mall site in Prince George's County, Maryland, a county running a $130 million deficit that has already lost Six Flags and is losing its NFL team and the FBI, and asks why she would rather have a trampoline park. He makes the case that Republicans should stop panicking about 2028, pointing to Sarah Huckabee Sander...

It has now been a week since the midterm elections, but as the dust begins to settle, many questions remain about what the midterms will mean for education. What will happen to the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the Department of Education? Is the Trump administration’s war with higher education at an end? And how will changing state legislatures affect the fate of school choice, civi...

America’s constitutional order protects religious liberty within a broadly Christian cultural inheritance. In this Special Report, we examine tensions between representative Islamic doctrines and American principles governing speech, sovereignty, and family law. Domestically, we defend equal civil rights, institutional autonomy, and accommodations for peaceful practice while supporting neutral arb...

During the 1970s, childhood looked much different. Preteens, untethered to smartphones, listened to new records on turntables, wandered unsupervised in the wild, and…drove trucks and bathed in tin tubs? That was the case for 12-year-old Meghan Cox Gurdon, at least, when she was sent to live with her father on his homestead in rural Maine. Her new memoir, Free Range Girl , recounts the year she wen...

Bethany sits down with Leonard Sax, MD, PhD and author of Boys Adrift, which looks at the epidemic of unmotivated boys and underachieving young men. First published in 2007, it's now in its third edition, expanded to include the new dangers of pornography, AI girlfriends, and the manosphere.

Gavin Newsom's Napa winery is facing new scrutiny, Democrats are celebrating their election victories, and the political controversies just keep coming! Mock and Daisy are breaking down the biggest headlines, viral moments, and political drama shaking up Washington and beyond. Christopher Rufo is raising questions about alleged illegal labor at Gavin Newsom's Napa Valley winery, while newly electe...

Join Jim and Greg for the Thursday 3 Martini Lunch as they discuss how the poor personal and professional decisions of Nvidia's Jensen Huang may have compromised U.S. national security, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro pushing a proven policy failure to improve the cost of living, Texas Democrats wanting to pursue high-speed rail, and Sec. Pete Hegseth's party getting reprimanded by a guard at Arlin...

On this Veteran's Day edition of Hayden's History Hour , Federalist Staff Editor Hayden Daniel commemorates the 108th anniversary of the end of World War 1 on November 11, 1918. He recounts the circumstances that led to the war's end, tells the stories of the war's final casualties, and discusses what the end of "The Great War" meant for the future of the West. The FDRLST Media Foundation is a non...

We are joined by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich to weigh past and future American policy. We discuss the Republican midterm losses, inflation, the Iran war, and other factors behind the current political shift leftward. Is there a precedent in American history? How will these policy choices affect Trump’s legacy? More importantly, what will the last two years of his presidency look like...