Josh Hammer

Josh Hammer, Senior Editor at Newsweek and author of 'Israel and Civilization,' dives into pressing issues such as Trump’s immigration policies and the looming constitutional crisis. He explores the complexities of judicial overreach and emphasizes the vital role of Israel in defending Western civilization. Hammer discusses the rising threats to individual rights posed by ideologies like wokeism, while advocating for a unified moral vision against global anti-Semitism. His insights encourage an optimistic outlook for the future of the West.

Josh Hammer, a lawyer and Newsweek columnist, discusses his book 'Israel and Civilization,' highlighting the Jewish nation's integral role in Western civilization. He delves into the moral dilemmas facing Israel today and reflects on his own Jewish identity. The conversation covers the roots of anti-Semitism, emphasizing respectful discourse and the need to challenge prevailing ideologies. Hammer also explores the intersection of biblical law and American legal traditions, and shares his transition from Reform to Orthodox Judaism, ending on a hopeful note about Israel's future.

In this discussion, Josh Hammer, a Senior Editor at Newsweek and author, explores the troubling issue of judicial overreach by federal judges, particularly in Democrat-leaning areas. He argues that these judges are intruding on the executive branch's powers, suggesting a shift towards a judicial oligarchy. The conversation also critiques Bernie Sanders, comparing him to historical ideologues who undermine constitutional values. Hammer highlights themes from his book, focusing on the interconnectedness of Jewish and Christian heritage in today's political landscape.

In this episode, Josh Hammer, a Conservative commentator, tackles issues involving Israel and the recent Comey indictment. Peter Navarro, former White House trade adviser, discusses his experiences with lawfare and accountability related to Trump-era prosecutions. Senator Ted Cruz analyzes evidence and contradictions in Comey's testimony during his Senate questioning. They explore provocative topics like the Democrats' rhetoric and its consequences for law enforcement, while also scrutinizing media bias against leaders like Netanyahu.

This discussion features David Cole, a Georgetown Law professor and former ACLU national legal director, alongside Josh Hammer, a conservative commentator and senior counsel at the Article III Project. They delve into the clash between flag burning as free speech and President Trump’s call for criminalization. Cole highlights the Supreme Court's stance and the historical context, while Hammer argues for the dangers of flag desecration. The conversation reveals how symbols like the American flag evoke strong emotions and the complexities of balancing national pride with democratic dissent.