Dwight D. Eisenhower was the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe during World War II and the 34th President of the United States from 1953-1961. In Part 1: Eisenhower understood war as only a soldier could. Newt discusses Eisenhower’s early years, military training, and leadership. This is part of the Immortals leadership series.
When we talk about Black Lives Matter my guest has made the well-being of the black community his life-long mission. Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is the founder of the Woodson Center. The Center’s mission is to transform lives, schools, and troubled neighborhoods, from the inside out.
America’s Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, joins Newt for a candid discussion about the reasons behind the increase in shootings and crime in our cities and George Soros’s funding of District Attorney elections. And what can we all do, as Americans, to preserve law and order.
Newt spent years negotiating on Capitol Hill and he learned some valuable lessons. In this episode, he’s sharing what he learned with his listeners and describing when in the process of negotiating you should never back down.
Newt and Sean Hannity have been friends for 30 years. In this episode, they reminisce about their long friendship and shared conservative values. They also discuss the upcoming presidential election and Sean Hannity’s new book, Live Free or Die: America (and the World) on the Brink is on sale Tuesday, August 4th.
We are in the midst of a new culture war playing out in our streets, workplaces, universities and homes in the name of social justice and identity politics. It’s time for a common sense discussion. Newt’s guest is Douglas Murray, author of The Madness of Crowds.
Mobs have taken over the streets of our cities. Rioters cry to “Defund the Police” while shootings are on the rise in several major U.S. cities. How do we restore law and order and stop the cries to defund the police and instead, defend and support our men and women in blue? Newt’s guest is Commissioner William J. Bratton.
Are we living in George Orwell’s 1984? We are in the midst of a disturbing new movement in America. A movement where the new totalitarians on the left are controlling the narrative and the agenda and demanding that those who disagree lose their jobs. Newt discusses the latest firings in the propaganda media in Part 1 of a special podcast series.
How do we gain a better understanding of racial tensions in America right now? If you listened to episode 91 of Newt’s World, you heard Newt’s first interview with Gerard Robinson and their discussion about race in America. On this episode, Gerard Robinson joins Newt again for another candid discussion.
Newt’s guest is decorated Iraq War Veteran, Rob Smith. Unabashedly pro-American, he loves the United States while acknowledging that it has been at many times deeply imperfect. In his new book, Always a Soldier he relates why he’s a black, gay, Republican in 2020 and why America is worth fighting for.