GOP Debate Stakes, and Progressives Refusing to Condemn Hamas, with Charles C.W. Cooke, Michael Brendan Dougherty, Josh Hammer, and Seth Mandel | Ep. 679
Join Charles C.W. Cooke, a Senior writer at National Review, along with Michael Brendan Dougherty, who also writes for National Review, as they delve into the critical stakes of the upcoming GOP debate and the implications of Trump's trials. They analyze the political landscape and the influence of anti-Semitism on college campuses with insights from Josh Hammer of Newsweek and Seth Mandel from Commentary. Topics include the hypocrisy of university responses to anti-Semitism, and the contrasting progressive silence on Hamas atrocities. It's a thought-provoking discussion you won't want to miss!
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Debate Significance
This week's GOP debate matters if Trump's lead isn't insurmountable.
Voters still need to evaluate other candidates and their policies.
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Trump's Legal Peril
Judge Chutkan may not allow Trump to avoid jail time pending appeal if convicted in the D.C. case.
This could lead Republicans to replace him as their nominee.
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Potential Debate Absence
Biden is unlikely to debate Trump due to his declining health and Trump's legal troubles.
The 2024 election may occur without any presidential debates.
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Genius, Power, and Deception on the Eve of World War I
Douglas Brunt
This book delves into the mysterious disappearance of Rudolf Diesel, one of the world’s greatest inventors, on September 29, 1913. Diesel, whose internal combustion engine was about to revolutionize global industry, vanished during a steamship journey between Belgium and England. The narrative explores Diesel's rise from an impoverished European childhood to becoming a multi-millionaire and an international celebrity, as well as his conflicts with powerful figures like Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and John D. Rockefeller. Author Douglas Brunt provides a riveting new conclusion about Diesel’s fate, blending historical insight with detective storytelling.
Megyn Kelly is joined by National Review's Charles C.W. Cooke and Michael Brendan Dougherty to talk about why this week's GOP debate really matters, the latest on the Trump trials and if Trump could be in jail come November, if there will actually be any general election debates, NBC pressing DeSantis on dropping out, what each candidate can gain and lose from tomorrow's debate, Nikki Haley's appeal and "boomlet," if Haley needs DeSantis in the race or out, The Atlantic's new hyperbolic anti-Trump issue, the hypocrisy of the left when it comes to "democracy" and "norms," the reality of Trump's first term, Sen. John Fetterman using George Santos to troll Sen. Bob Menendez, and more. Then Josh Hammer of Newsweek and Seth Mandel of Commentary join to talk about the hypocritical administrators like Harvard's Claudine Gay when it comes to anti-Semitism and free speech, continued outrageous anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses in America, the flawed solution of putting Jews under the DEI umbrella, Rep. Jayapal's embarrassing CNN interview trying to change the subject about Hamas atrocities aimed at women, those who refuse to simply condemn Hamas, the faulty oppressor and oppressed framing, the true anti-Israel politics of progressives in Congress today, and more. Plus Megyn reveals big news about her husband Doug Brunt's book, "The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel."
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