Newt’s World Episode 827: David Bahnsen on Trump’s Trade and Tariffs Strategy
Newt talks with David Bahnsen, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of The Bahnsen Group, about President Trump’s trade and tariffs strategy.
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Newt’s World Episode 826: Steve Hilton on “CALIFAILURE”
Newt talks with Steve Hilton about his new book, “CALIFAILURE: Reversing the Ruin of America’s Worst-Run State.”
EPIC Act a Good First Step Toward Undoing the Damage Biden’s IRA Did to Medicare
Making the EPIC Act into law would help President Trump fix Medicare, safeguard long-term incentives for American innovation and investment, and improve and save countless lives in the future.
Newt’s World Episode 825: Trump and Putin
Newt talks with Cliff May, founder and president of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, who provides insights into the geopolitical dynamics and the challenges of negotiating with Putin.
Newt on Hannity | March 25, 2025
Newt joins Sean Hannity to discuss how President Trump’s tariff tactics boost U.S. investments and manufacturing.
Presidents Trump, Jefferson, Lincoln, and FDR
President Trump is rapidly growing a sense of Republican teamwork in Congress, state legislatures, and with governors across the country. If he keeps this pace, President Trump will clearly be in the same league as Presidents Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. All three built enormous national majorities.
Newt’s World Episode 824: Cutting Waste in the Federal Government
Newt talks with Charles Thorngren, CEO of Legacy Precious Metals, about DOGE’s efforts to cut wasteful spending in the federal government.
Hamas’ Unconditional Surrender Is the Only Acceptable Option for Israel
These are not people with whom we can negotiate, so turn to the lessons of history for dealing with non-negotiable opponents.
The Emerging Revolution in Health Care and Learning
Whether you are interested in health or learning, you should visit Omaha and go to the Davis Global Center.
An Intolerable Judicial Dictatorship
Judge Boasberg is the most recent example of judicial absurdity, but he certainly isn’t alone. In the last month, 15 judgements have been issued by district court judges who decided they knew better than the elected President of the United States how to run the executive branch.
