Townhall Review – March 14, 2020

Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan talk about the reactions, maybe even fear-mongering, regarding the Coronavirus.

Seth Leibsohn talks with Steve Moore of the Heritage Foundation about the economic impact of the Coronavirus and the upcoming Presidential election.

Chris Stigall talks with Kayleigh McEnany, National Press Secretary for the Trump Campaign, about where the campaign is heading.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson turn to Thomas Homan, former Acting Director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) about border security and its impact on the fight against the Coronavirus.

Mike Gallagher and Byron York, Chief Political Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, talk about Joe Biden’s gaffes and question if he’s up to the task of the rigors of a Presidential campaign, much less the Presidency, should he win.

Albert Mohler looks at how something like the Coronavirus can affect national security.

Dennis Prager talks with entrepreneur and French-Canadian Alain Lambert about the vaunted Canadian healthcare system.

Larry Elder reviews a few of Joe Biden blunders, gaffes, and misstatements.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Jonah Goldberg,  editor in chief of The Dispatch, about the first day of the great American shutdown in the wake of the coronavirus and the Fed slashing interest rates to zero percent.

Townhall Review – November 23, 2019

Hugh Hewitt and Brian Hook, special representative to Iran, talks about the sanctions that have been imposed on Iran.

Hugh Hewitt talks with National Review’s Jim Geraghty about Attorney General William Barr who has said the Democrats are trying to sabotage the Trump administration regardless of the consequences.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Andrew McCarthy of the National Review about the impeachment and the whistleblower.

Hugh Hewitt asks Georgia Republican Doug Collins if Congress is getting anything done while preparing for and performing in this impeachment circus.

Dennis Prager offers his opinion on the decision by the CEO of Chick-fil-A to change the company’s charitable direction.

Hugh Hewitt talks with former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley about her book, “With All Due Respect.”

Larry Elder explains why the Democrat-controlled House keeps changing the reasons for impeachment on an almost daily basis.

Townhall Review – January 11, 2020

President Trump addresses the nation following the military strike that killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobsen talk with Cliff May, President of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, about the reaction to the strike.

Hugh Hewitt and retired New York Times London Bureau Chief John Fisher Burns talk about the European reaction.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton on Iran and Impeachment.

Hugh Hewitt and Senator John Cornyn talk about Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s delaying tactics on impeachment.

Seth Leibsohn gives his views what he calls a “vanishing frame of reference.”

Dennis Prager and Yoram Hazony, Founder and Chair of the Edmond Burke Society, talk about the Judeo-Christian roof of America.

Sebastian Gorka turns to novelist Andrew Klavan to talks about British comedian Ricky Garvais’ “blistering” of his audience of actors and film executives as he hosted the Golden Globe Awards.

Townhall Review – January 25, 2020

Hugh Hewitt and Senator Mike Braun, Indiana, talk about how the impeachment effort is all about the upcoming election.

Sebastian Gorka talks with Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise about the President’s impeachment defense team.

Chris Stigall and National Review columnist Andrew McCarthy talk about the history of impeachment.

Hugh Hewitt and retired Admiral James Stavridis about the outbreak of the coronavirus in China and that country’s effort to contain it.

Dennis Prager, cigar aficionado, lauds the Louisiana State football team for celebrating by smoking cigars in the locker room after their victory over Clemson.

Mike Gallagher talks with John Lott, author of “The War on Guns,” about the State of Virginia’s efforts at gun control and the recent pro-gun rally in Richmond.

Dennis Prager talks with Arizona Senator Martha McSally about her encounter with a CNN “liberal hack.”

Townhall Review – February 8, 2020

Hugh Hewitt discusses the moment Speaker Nancy Pelosi tore up her copy of President Trump’s State of the Union speech and more with Georgia Senator David Perdue.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, about the State of the Union, the Democrat’s nomination race and more.

Dennis Prager and journalist John Fund talk about the latest Gallup poll showing President Trump’s approval rating at an all-time high.

Sebastian Gorka discuss the failed impeachment effort with historian Victor Davis Hanson.

Dennis Prager explains the highly deceptive $11 million Super Bowl ad for presidential candidate  and billionaire Michael Bloomberg.

Mike Gallagher and Salem Media Vice President Phil Boyce talk about Rush Limbaugh’s recent announcement that he has advanced lung cancer.

Dennis Prager evaluates the appropriateness of the Super Bowl half time show for young children that were watching

Townhall Review – October 26, 2019

Hugh Hewitt talks with David Drucker of the Washington Examiner about potential damage to President Trump from the impeachment inquiry.

Mark Davis talks about a jury decision to allow a 7-year-old to undergo sexual reassignment against his father’s wishes.

Political commentator Nick Adams and CNN commentator Steve Cortes talk about the increasing violence from Mexican drug cartels and the threat to our southern border.

Sebastian Gorka invites Mark Robinson to talk about his candidacy for Lt. Governor of North Carolina.

Hugh Hewitt and Bill Bennett talk about China and other weighty matters.

Seth Leibsohn talks with Michael Barone about his book, “How America’s Political Parties Change (and How They Don’t).

Hugh Hewitt and Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine Graduate School of Public Policy, talk about California electrical utilities cutting power to thousands and who is at fault.

Townhall Review – February 15, 2020

Hugh Hewitt talks with Michael Barone of the Washington Examiner and fellow with the American Enterprise Institute about the Democratic primaries.

Hugh Hewitt and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell talk about Federal judge confirmations.

Kevin McCullough talks with former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee talk about President Trump’s actions against terrorists and terrorism.

Sebastian Gorka and James Carafano of the Heritage Foundation discuss China’s efforts to combat the Coronavirus.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse about his proposed “Born Alive Protection Act.”

Keven McCullough talks with former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik about the recent attempted assassination of New York City police officers.

Dennis Prager talks with Karen McQuillan about her recent column, “American Greatness.”

Mike Gallagher looks at a recent segment from The View where Meghan McCain asked some hard question of Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

Townhall Review — December 21, 2019

In this special edition of the Townhall Review, Michael Medved tells the story of Christmas, from the humble beginnings of Jesus Christ’s birth to Saint Nicholas to Santa Clause. Medved shares how Christmas was both frowned upon and celebrated in colonial America and how General George Washington used the holiday to his advantage in the Revolutionary War. Dennis Prager rounds out the show by expressing his gratitude for religion and particularly Christianity in America, even though he is a Jew.

Townhall Review – December 28, 2019

Hugh Hewitt looks at the year in review and the impeachment of President Trump with Assistance U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy…

Hugh also...

Talks with Senator Tom Cotton about the unrest in Hong Kong...

Talks with Michael Oren about the threat Iran presents to the Middle East…

Talks with Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, about the recent British elections…

Talks with Bill Bennett, about China…

Talks with Nikki Haley about the United Nations…

And talks with Georgia Congressman Doug Collins about the impeachment.

Townhall Review – November 2, 2019

Seth Leibsohn talks with U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy about the Democrats’ plan for public hearings on the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Mike Gallagher offers his thoughts on the long-running effort to impeach President Trump.

Kevin McCullough talks with retired four-star general Jack Keane about recent attacks against ISIS leaders overseas.

Dennis Prager and Adam Carolla offer a hilarious take on their new documentary, “No Safe Spaces.”

Seth Leibsohn talks with Dennis Prager about some of the most interesting parts of “No Safe Spaces.”

Larry Elder looks at the latest extreme statement by Beto O’Rourke.

Dennis Prager invites Robert Curry to discusses his new book, “Reclaiming Common Sense: Finding Truth on a Post-Truth World,”

Mike Gallagher discusses the recent quarter-billion-dollar opioid settlement against drug companies.

Townhall Review – November 16, 2019

Sebastian Gorka and Ari Fleischer, former Press Secretary for President George W. Bush, talk about the beginning day of the House impeachment hearing.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about the U.S. Supreme Court's pending decision on the future of DACA – Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Hugh Hewitt and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo talk about Chinese relations and Hong Kong.

Sebastian Gorka talks with Candace Owens about her conversion from liberal to conservative.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley about her book, “With All Due Respect – Defending America with Grit and Grace.”

Mike Gallagher and Ed Morrissey, of HotAir.com, talk about the Northwestern University newspaper’s coverage of a speaking appearance by former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the firestorm that followed.

Sebastian Gorka and  Victor Davis Hanson, Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, talk about the politicization of the coronavirus.  They also talk about the professor's recent lecture at Hillsdale about General George Patton, and how history needs more iconoclastic figures like Patton and President Trump.

Townhall Review – December 7, 2019

George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley testifies before the House at the request of President Trump.

Hugh Hewitt turns to Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to talk about Senate preparations for a likely impeachment trial.

Mike Gallagher comments on an interview between Georgia Representative Doug Collins, ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, and Chris Wallace of Fox News.

Hugh Hewitt talks with retired Admiral James Stavridis about the tension between the United States and China.

Sebastian Gorka and Ilan Berman, Senior Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council, talk about civil unrest in the Middle East, the worst of which is in Iran.

Dennis Prager talks about the terrorist stabbing in London by a known terrorist who was released from prison after only serving 6 of 12 years for a previous terrorist crime.

Sebastian Gorka and James Rosen, investigative reporter for Sinclair Broadcasting, talk about the soon-to-be-released Justice Department report on events that led up to the Russia Collusion investigation.

Larry Elder talks with Heather McDonald, author of “The Diversity Delusion,” who was shouted down during a speech at the College of Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Townhall Review — November 30, 2019

This special edition of the Townhall Review with Hugh Hewitt features Michael Medved telling the compelling true story of the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving: why they left Europe, how they made their way across the ocean, and how they fought to survive in the New World while preserving their religious devotion to God.

Townhall Review – February 1, 2020

Hugh Hewitt and Arizona Congresswoman Debbie Lesko, part of Trump’s impeachment defense legal team, talk about the possibility of John Bolton being called to testify.

Dennis Prager talks with our ambassador to Israel David Friedman about President Trump’s Middle East peace initiative.

Hugh Hewitt turns to retired U. S. Air Force Colonel Randall Larsen, now the National Security Advisor for the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, for his take on how we’re handling the coronavirus outbreak.

Joe Piscopo talks with former New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind about why we should remember the Holocaust 75 years after Allied Forces liberated the German concentration camp at Auschwitz.

Larry Elder talks with author and investigative journalist Peter Schweizer about the Biden family in his book, “Profiles in Corruption.”

Dennis Prager talks with Christopher Caldwell about his book, “The Age of Entitlement.”

Sebastian Gorka and James Delingpole, of Breitbart London, about Britain officially leaving the European Union.

Dennis Prager discusses the New York Times profile on PragerU, and while not a hit piece, it does bring even more exposure of PragerU to the Left, who waste no time ripping into Prager in the comment section. The comments about the PragerU profile are most illuminating. The anger, disdain and disgust expressed toward Dennis and PragerU tell a lot about the Left. Not all the comments were negative, though. Some were eloquent in PragerU’s defense.

Sebastian Gorka turns to novelist and scriptwriter Andrew Klavan for insight into the state of comedy in light of British comedian Ricky Gervais hosting the Golden Globes. They also discuss the latest with CNN and Covington Catholic High School.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, about President Trump’s impeachment acquittal, his SOTU address, Coronavirus, and the Iowa caucuses.

Hugh Hewitt and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton talk about the all-important China travel ban that saved thousands of lives. They also discuss how American industry has taken to the challenge of COVID-19. 

Kevin McCullough looks at hope in the treatment of coronavirus, which is the subject of his column, "Hydroxychloroquine: Help Is On The Way!"  at Townhall.com.

Townhall Review – March 28, 2020

Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about the Democrat attempt to add “pork” to the Senate’s stimulus bill.

Hugh Hewitt and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discuss how America is holding the line especially vis a vis China.

Mike Gallagher talks with the “My Pillow Guy,” Mike Lindell about how his company is gearing up to produce medical masks instead of pillows.

Chris Stigall talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and advisor to President Trump about his relationship with the President.

Hugh Hewitt and Pete Peterson, Dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine, talk about their student’s involvement in the effort to keep Californians informed during this crisis.

Sebastian Gorka looks at the timeline of events in China that lead up to the Coronavirus crisis.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Arthur Brooks, author of books on love and happiness, about overcoming fear during these difficult times.

Sebastian Gorka talks with Jon Patton of The Gun Collective about the brisk business gun shops are seeing that might be related to the Coronavirus crisis.

Hugh Hewitt and Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, on what Pepperdine's students are doing to stay informed amidst the coronavirus as well as how they helping the city of Los Angeles track coronavirus cases.

Hugh Hewitt and Arthur Brooks, president of the American Enterprise Institute, discuss the importance of connecting with people face to face using Skype or Facetime in this time of crisis. They also talk about how love and unity are the perfect safeguards against fear. 

Townhall Review – March 21, 2020

Hugh Hewitt talks with Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joseph Wu, about that country’s success in keeping the spread of the Coronavirus well under control.

Hugh Hewitt and retired Admiral James S. Stavridis talk about the magnitude of the challenge combating the Coronavirus.

Kevin McCullough and Stanford researcher Gregory Rigano talk about a promising treatment for the Coronavirus.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Ohio Governor Mike DeWine about that state’s efforts to combat the spread of the Coronavirus.

Chris Stigall turns to Steven Moore, of the Heritage Foundation, to examine the economic impact of the Coronavirus.

Dennis Prager and Heather MacDonald of the Manhattan Institute talk about the shutdown of life as we know it all because of reaction to the Coronavirus.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about the Coronavirus’s serious impact on the health of senior citizens.

Joe Piscopo talks with Dr. Nicole Saphier about her new book, “Make America Healthy Again,” and America’s healthcare system’s response to the Coronavirus.

Seth Leibsohn talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, about the effects the coronavirus, social distancing and self-quarantining have on loneliness. 

Hugh Hewitt invites Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, to discuss the best practices to prevent infection from the coronavirus. They also discuss the latest in coronavirus testing developments. 

Hugh Hewitt talks with Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu on Taiwan's coronavirus response and whether we could emulate it in the United States.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Jonah Goldberg,  editor in chief of The Dispatch, about the first day of the great American shutdown in the wake of the coronavirus and the Fed slashing interest rates to zero percent.

Townhall Review – March 14, 2020

Bob Frantz and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan talk about the reactions, maybe even fear-mongering, regarding the Coronavirus.

Seth Leibsohn talks with Steve Moore of the Heritage Foundation about the economic impact of the Coronavirus and the upcoming Presidential election.

Chris Stigall talks with Kayleigh McEnany, National Press Secretary for the Trump Campaign, about where the campaign is heading.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson turn to Thomas Homan, former Acting Director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) about border security and its impact on the fight against the Coronavirus.

Mike Gallagher and Byron York, Chief Political Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, talk about Joe Biden’s gaffes and question if he’s up to the task of the rigors of a Presidential campaign, much less the Presidency, should he win.

Albert Mohler looks at how something like the Coronavirus can affect national security.

Dennis Prager talks with entrepreneur and French-Canadian Alain Lambert about the vaunted Canadian healthcare system.

Larry Elder reviews a few of Joe Biden blunders, gaffes, and misstatements.

Sebastian Gorka and  Victor Davis Hanson, Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, talk about the politicization of the coronavirus.  They also talk about the professor's recent lecture at Hillsdale about General George Patton, and how history needs more iconoclastic figures like Patton and President Trump.

Sebastian Gorka and Eric Trump talk about the state of the Democratic Party and how it lacks identity. They also discuss the coronavirus and how most recently named viruses happened during election years.

Dennis Prager talks with Matt Walsh, host of the Matt Walsh Show via the Daily Wire, and author of a new book: Church of Cowards: A Wake-Up Call to Complacent Christians.

Sebastian Gorka and Dr. Paul Kengor, author and professor of political science at Grove City College, talk about the behind-the-scenes coordination of the Democratic Party to rig the primaries against Bernie Sanders and in favor of Joe Biden.

Townhall Review – March 7, 2020

Hugh Hewitt talks with NBC News correspondent Steve Kornacki about the latest in the Democratic primary race to the nomination.

Mike Gallagher weighs in on the battle for the nomination that is now between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.

Hugh Hewitt and Trump Campaign Spokesman Tim Murtaugh talk about the possibilities of a campaign between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.

Hugh Hewitt talks with David Cortman of the Alliance Defending Freedom about a religious freedom case that is now headed to the Supreme Court.

Sebastian Gorka chats with Chris Farrell of Judicial Watch about their upcoming deposition of Hillary Clinton regarding her personal servers and Benghazi.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Epoch Times investigative reporter Josh Philipp about China’s handling of the Coronavirus outbreak.

Dennis Prager talks about a “Never Trumper” who now says if Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee, he will vote for President Trump.

Hugh Hewitt talks with NBC News correspondent Steve Kornacki about Joe Biden's win on Super Tuesday and what it means for Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

A look at our turbulent word with George Friedman of Geopolitical Futures, talking about his latest book, “The Storm Before the Calm.”

Hugh Hewitt talks with David Cortman, senior counsel and vice president of U.S. litigation with Alliance Defending Freedom, talk about religious liberty cases the Supreme Court is set to hear in the upcoming term, including the Philadelphia Catholic foster case.

Townhall Review – February 29, 2020

Hugh Hewitt and Politico senior writer Jake Sherman take a look at the winners and losers from last Tuesday night’s Democratic debate.

Dennis Prager talks about Senator Bernie Sanders defense of some of the policies of late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.

Mike Gallagher examines some of the shocking statements from Joe Biden prior to the debate in South Carolina.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Presidential assistant Peter Navarro about the Trump Administration’s efforts to combat the spread of the Coronavirus.

Sebastian Gorka talks with Dana Loesch about her book, “Grace Canceled,” and the trend to withhold grace.

Dennis Prager and Heather MacDonald, fellow at the Manhattan Institute, talk about her recent speech at a college where students were encouraged to intimidate and interfere with her speech.

Sebastian Gorka talk with actor Dean Cain about his faith and Hollywood’s reaction to those who express their faith.