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Townhall Review – February 22, 2025

In this episode, Charlie Kirk interviews Marie-Thérèse Kaiser, a member of Germany’s AfD party, who discusses her legal troubles for criticizing mass migration and the broader crackdown on free speech in Germany. She highlights the upcoming election, the political establishment's resistance to AfD, and concerns about rising crime linked to migration, while Kirk condemns Germany’s approach as totalitarian.

In this episode, Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka welcome Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Counterterrorism, to discuss the Trump White House, lessons learned, and national security priorities. He emphasizes the need for accountability and addressing recent threats while highlighting the administration’s commitment to keeping promises.

In this episode, John Solomon and Amanda Head discuss "Elon Derangement Syndrome," comparing it to past political obsessions and questioning why Democrats resist exposing government waste and fraud. Congressman Andy Biggs argues that excessive spending and corruption thrive in Washington, with politicians avoiding accountability while NGOs and nonprofits funnel taxpayer money into liberal causes.

In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Admiral Mark Montgomery discuss China’s growing naval power, highlighting the launch of its new aircraft carrier and the J-35 fighter, while emphasizing the U.S.'s lagging shipbuilding capacity. Montgomery warns about the U.S. submarine shortfall and stresses the need for increased defense spending and workforce development to maintain undersea dominance and deter China.

Townhall Review – February 15, 2025

In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Senator Markwayne Mullin discuss Tulsi Gabbard’s confirmation as Director of National Intelligence, emphasizing her ability to present unredacted intelligence and criticizing Democratic opposition. They also address Senate nominations, judicial accountability, and President Trump’s diplomatic efforts, highlighting his "peace through strength" approach with Russia and Ukraine.

In this episode, John Solomon and Congressman Burgess Owens discuss recent progress in Congress, focusing on reversing DEI policies and reforming education to prioritize parental involvement and affordability. Owens highlights legislative efforts, including the College Cost Reduction Act, and emphasizes the importance of teamwork in advancing conservative policies.

In this episode, Charlie Kirk and journalist Mark Halperin President Trump’s strong approval ratings, comparing them to past presidencies and analyzing why his policies remain popular. Halperin also discusses the Democrats' struggle to counter Trump effectively, the challenges of left-wing political entrepreneurship, and the unprecedented role of Elon Musk’s government involvement.

In this episode, Charlie Kirk highlights the sharp drop in border crossings under new enforcement policies, attributing it to executive actions rather than congressional legislation. Tom Homan emphasizes the crackdown on illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, and criminal aliens, stressing the need for more ICE resources and stronger legal action against those obstructing enforcement.

Townhall Review – February 8, 2025

In this episode, we'll replay President Trump's press conference with Bibi Netanyahu on February 4, 2025. Trump criticizes the previous administration’s failures, proposing U.S. control over Gaza for stability and economic development while reaffirming strong support for Israel. Netanyahu praises Trump’s leadership, emphasizing their shared commitment to defeating Hamas, securing hostages, and ensuring long-term peace in the region.

Joe Piscopo and Ambassador David Friedman, author of One Jewish State: The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, discuss the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire and the hostage exchange, highlighting Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump. David Friedman criticizes the deal’s terms, emphasizes the need to eradicate Hamas, and praises Trump’s support for Israel compared to Biden.

Edition for February 1, 2025 This week on Townhall Review with Hugh Hewitt: 

In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Dr. Phil discuss the presence of violent criminals in sanctuary cities, highlighting the case of an illegal immigrant convicted of sex crimes walking free in Chicago. They criticize lenient immigration policies and emphasize the need for stricter enforcement, praising President Trump's aggressive approach to deporting criminals and securing the border.

In this episode, John Solomon discusses with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene her plans to cut government waste, investigate spending inefficiencies, and ensure federal hiring is merit-based, aligning with President Trump’s agenda. Greene also defends January 6th pardons, criticizes partisan media, and advocates for preserving Social Security and Medicare while improving government program efficiency.

In this episode, Hugh Hewitt and Dr. Michael Oren, Israel's former Ambassador to the U.S., discuss the ongoing hostage situation in Israel, with Oren detailing the harsh conditions hostages endured and expressing concerns about Hamas' manipulation and violations of agreements. They also discuss political challenges in Israel, including Netanyahu's leadership, the war's impact, and the complex dynamics in Lebanon and Syria.

In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc talk about what makes Trump different this administration from his previous administration. Victor Davis Hanson says that divine providence is a strong factor and that Trump is undeterred by his political enemies. 

Townhall Review  - January 25, 2025 Join us this week as Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office and delivers his Second Inaugural Address. Declaring the start of the “Golden Age of America,” Trump laid out a bold agenda, prioritizing border security, economic growth, and a strong national defense. Tom Homan, the new Border Czar, joins Joe Piscopo to discuss his mission to end cartel influence and secure the southern border. Bret Baier of Fox News joins Hugh Hewitt to offer insight into Trump’s ambitious plans for the Panama Canal.  China expert Gordon Chang joins Chris Stigall to weigh in on the challenges posed by China, and how Trump will exert America's leverage over Beijing. Michael Oren, formerly the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, joins Hugh to offer insight into Israel’s fight against Hamas and the potential for transformative changes in the Middle East. As hostages return home, Trump’s pro-Israel administration emphasizes stability and strength in the

In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Pastor Lucas Miles, author of Woke Jesus. They discuss the National Prayer Service led by Bishop Marianne Budde, critiquing her use of the pulpit to promote political and social agendas directed squarely at President Trump. Miles argues that such messages stray from biblical teachings and misuse the opportunity to unify and uplift through faith.