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Frank Gaffney has spent decades highly engaged in national security policy for the United States of America. He is the Executive Chairman and Founder of the Center for Security Policy and the former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs in the Reagan administration. While the film Innovation Race only scratches the surface of the national security implications of the innovation race with China, this podcast aims to bring more detail on that front. While Gaffney did not appear in the film, he brings a valuable perspective on the threats America faces with China, specifically the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and how that clear and present danger is reminiscent of the Cold War with the former Soviet Union.
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Links mentioned in the episode:
https://nypost.com/2019/05/14/chinese-state-media-calls-for-peoples-war-as-us-trade-conflict-escalates/
https://ccpatwar.com/
Craig McNamara is the son of Robert S. McNamara, who served as U.S. Secretary of Defense under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson during the 1960s. From his childhood, Craig cherished his father. But he also struggled for years to understand the elder McNamara’s role in the decisions that led to the war in Vietnam – an experience that forever distanced father from son.
Now a businessman and walnut farmer, Craig McNamara is founder of the Center for Land-Based Learning, an organization devoted to educating young farmers in the business of sustainable agriculture. Craig joins Mark Lawrence to talk about his remarkable life and especially his complicated relationship with the man he called ‘Dad.’
“Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has ended America’s thirty-year holiday from history,” Robert Gates opined in the Washington Post last month, referencing the United States’ reentry into great-power conflict for the first time since the Cold War. No more salient words have been written on the U.S. role in the crisis.
Russia’s brutal military campaign against Ukraine and its horrifying war crimes have stunned the West, which has responded with unprecedented sanctions and aid to Ukraine. But what are the trend lines behind the headlines? Is there a diplomatic off-ramp to end the crisis? What are the internal implications for Putin’s Russia and for NATO, China, and U.S. foreign policy?
Aaron sits down with former U.S. secretary of defense Robert M. Gates to unpack these and other issues in the ongoing crisis.
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Townhall Review – December 5, 2020
Dennis Prager examines reports that Iran’s top nuclear scientist was assassinated and who was responsible.
Hugh Hewitt talks with retired Admiral James Stavridis about who President-elect Biden will pick as his Secretary of Defense.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about future of relations with Iran under the new administration.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Daniel Turner, of Power the Future, about U.S. energy policy under the new Biden administration and John Kerry as special presidential envoy for climate.
Larry Elder looks at the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the election and a short-lived research paper from Johns Hopkins.
Dennis Prager talks with Dr. Beau Briese, an emergency room physician in Houston, about the pandemic’s impact on Houston hospitals.
Dennis Prager and Shelby Steele, of the Hoover Institution, talk about his recently produced documentary, “What Killed Michael Brown?”
Mike Gallagher talks about the pandemic leadership of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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Townhall Review – December 5, 2020
Dennis Prager examines reports that Iran’s top nuclear scientist was assassinated and who was responsible.
Hugh Hewitt talks with retired Admiral James Stavridis about who President-elect Biden will pick as his Secretary of Defense.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about future of relations with Iran under the new administration.
Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Daniel Turner, of Power the Future, about U.S. energy policy under the new Biden administration and John Kerry as special presidential envoy for climate.
Larry Elder looks at the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the election and a short-lived research paper from Johns Hopkins.
Dennis Prager talks with Dr. Beau Briese, an emergency room physician in Houston, about the pandemic’s impact on Houston hospitals.
Dennis Prager and Shelby Steele, of the Hoover Institution, talk about his recently produced documentary, “What Killed Michael Brown?”
Mike Gallagher talks about the pandemic leadership of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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