Former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren and former Trump aide Matt Pottinger discuss campus protests, free speech limits, Israel's ground operation in Rafah, US-China relations, and Mexican border violence. The episode delves into the complexities of free speech on college campuses amidst threats of violence and the implications of phrases like 'from the river to the sea.'

Former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Michael Oren, argues that Israel should stop accepting U.S. foreign aid. He discusses the impact of condemnations against Israel, challenges faced by the Israeli army in the Gaza War, and Israel's goals and dilemmas in the conflict. Oren highlights the importance of rebuilding Gaza, eradicating Hamas ideology, and expresses optimism for Israel's future.

Megyn Kelly discusses anti-Semitism, Hamas atrocities, and media bias with Michael Oren. Then Arthur Aidala and Jonna Spilbor explore George Floyd autopsy evidence and COVID vaccine lawsuits.

Megyn Kelly, a prominent journalist, joins political experts Salena Zito, Noah Rothman, Charles Cooke, Josh Kraushaar, and Dr. Michael Oren for a riveting discussion. They dissect Kamala Harris's struggles in a recent interview, critiquing her economic policy responses. The conversation shifts to the media's role in political accountability and the evolving nature of political communication, spotlighting the rise of podcasts. They also dive into the complexities of presidential pardons and Israel's defense strategy amidst global scrutiny.

Guests: Yossi Klein Halevi: author, Michael Oren: former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, Rabbi Yehiel Poupko. The podcast explores the roots and controversies of Zionism through interviews with Zionist Jews who have fled their homes, discussing religious messianic longing, the rejection of victimhood, and the dangers of vilifying Israel without historical context. It also highlights the experiences of living on the Israel-Gaza border and the community's resilience in the face of violence.