Newt Gingrich
There is something obscene and repulsive about American businesses having to board up store windows on the eve of an election because they know their government cannot protect them from anti-American barbarians and thugs.
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If Vice President Joe Biden wins on Tuesday, America will endure a “dark winter” of shutdowns, financial hardships, psychological isolation, and health problems which are unrelated to COVID-19 but will kill more people than the virus itself.
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The Des Moines Register poll just came out, widely accepted, and will be a big shock to liberals.
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This Tuesday is perhaps the most important election since 1864. Newt shares his point of view on what’s at stake with this election and how important it is to vote.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about how to really explain this extraordinary election. On the one hand, you have Trump charging around the country (even in really cold weather) to huge crowds, and entertaining them on stage for over an hour. On the other hand, you have Biden hiding away in his basement and only coming out to small events that are very staged. I finally decided that this was a race between a bunny rabbit hiding in the basement and a bear wandering around the country.
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The Bunny has spent 47-years in office and now he promises to fix everything he has not fixed (or indeed broken) over a half-century. Meanwhile in four short years, the Bear has kept its word on every major policy, reformed the judiciary, grown the strongest economy in American history, created the lowest unemployment for African Americans and Latino Americans, and aggressively pursued a bold plan for vaccines for COVID-19.
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What does the Black Lives Matter movement really stand for? What do we know about the organization and their Marxist founders? As the Co-Founder of the Conservative Clergy of Color, Bishop Aubrey Shines has studied the BLM movement and shines a light on what values they truly represent, and it may shock you. Newt’s guest is Bishop Aubrey Shines.
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Dr. Ben Carson grew up in poverty and overcame impossible odds to attend Yale as an undergraduate and then go onto medical school. He became a prominent pediatric neurosurgeon at John Hopkins. After running for President in 2016, he became the 17th Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. His HUD accomplishments include creating opportunity zones and other new programs to pull people out of poverty. Newt’s guest is Secretary Carson.
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