Best of Newt’s World Episode 790: Bishop Barron on Christmas
Newt is joined by Bishop Robert Barron, the ninth bishop of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester and the founder of “Word on Fire” with a special Christmas Day message.
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Newt’s World Episode 789: Syria and the Fall of Assad
Newt talks with Yaakov Katz, the former editor-in-chief of “The Jerusalem Post”, about the fall of Bashar al-Assad and what is next for Syria and the region.
Newt’s World Episode 788: Why Americans are Rediscovering Faith
Newt talks with Dr. Matthew Petrusek, Senior Director of the Word on Fire Institute, about why Americans are rediscovering faith.
Republicans Must Sign the Tax Cut by July 4
This is the biggest single congressional decision President Trump and Republicans will face in 2025. It must be the highest legislative priority for the year.
Syrian Realities and Western Fantasies
We hope the Syrian people will find their way to a better future but it should not be one more burden for America to pick up.
Newt’s World Episode 787: Woodrow Wilson: The Light Withdrawn
Newt talks with former Congressman Christopher Cox about his new book, “Woodrow Wilson: The Light Withdrawn.”
Newt’s World Episode 786: What Can We Expect in a Trump Economy?
Newt talks with Charles Thorngren, founder and CEO of Legacy Precious Metals, about President-elect Donald Trump’s recent appointments to key economic roles.
Some Democrats Are Moving Toward President Trump
The potential is here for a positive bipartisanship that reforms the establishment and creates a much more dynamic, safer, and more prosperous America.
President-Elect Trump: The De Facto President
Now, in the real-time age of the internet, unending daily challenges, and an absentee White House, we need de facto President Trump more than we need the absentee President de jure.
The Recurring Tragic Lessons of Pearl Harbor
Japan’s surprise attack is a reminder that the best intelligence can be misread, people’s hopes can outweigh their common sense, and bureaucratic cultures can ignore inconvenient signals.