Newt Gingrich
November 2020 brought a Republican House wave. Planning for 2022 is now underway and the National Republican Congressional Committee is leading the way to protect and expand the Republican House Conference. Newt’s guest is Congressman Tom Emmer, (MN–6th) Chairman of the NRCC.
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Sister Orla Treacy arrived in Rumbek, South Sudan, 14 years ago, on a mission to continue to bring secondary education to girls in South Sudan. In the last 14 years, she has witnessed South Sudan’s independence, a civil war, famine, and all along challenged the Dinka culture’s traditions to have girls formally educated. Sister Orla Treacy is the 2019 recipient of the U.S. State Department’s International Women of Courage award.
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The Washington Post shows just how divided we are after using Nazi-like images depicting Republicans as rats.
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I simply wanted to share with you that we have had challenging Christmases before, and we came back better than ever. Someday, we will look back on Christmas 2020 and realize that life got better, and our dreams got bigger as the virus was gradually defeated.
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Having spent more than four years watching the left resist President Donald Trump and focus entirely on undoing and undermining the 2016 election, Newt lays out the challenge is that he – and other conservatives – are now facing and why they will not give up.
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The threat of the Chinese Communist dictatorship penetrating the United States is not a problem for the future. It is a crisis now.
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After a tough year of lockdowns and living through a global pandemic, many of us are looking for a sign of hope. And on December 21st, the world may get just the sign they are looking for in the night skies when Jupiter and Saturn come together to form The Christmas Star. Newt’s guest is Dr. Henry Throop, Program Scientist at NASA.
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New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio sees the Georgia runoff as his hope for a billion-dollar bailout of his failed policies. All the more reason to vote for Sens. Loeffler and Perdue.
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Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez not having a seat on the Energy and Commerce Committee a sign of retribution from her party?
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The two Georgia Senate runoffs between Republican David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Kelly Loeffler and Democrat Raphael Warnock are some of the most important in modern history. Because these two races will determine whether Republicans maintain the control of the Senate under a Biden Administration and a Pelosi House, or whether the radical left will control both the legislative and executive branches. Newt’s guest is Brian Robinson, Georgia Republican strategist.
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