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  1. 2h ago

    Call Me Back - with Dan Senor: Israel’s Election Is Far From Over – with Amit Segal

    Israel’s election was a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu. So why has the opposition fallen short—and could Netanyahu emerge with another government after all? Dan joins Amit Segal to unpack the surprising results, the political promises that may soon be tested, and the choices facing Israel’s political leaders as they try to break the deadlock. The opposition was energized and organized - why didn’t it translate into more seats? The historic Arab voter turnout reshaped the electoral math. Could Naftali Bennett or Avigdor Lieberman join forces with Netanyahu? Gadi Eisenkot’s bad options. Another election as soon as April, or a national unity government? Could the next confrontation with Iran change everything? ___ Join Dan and Rabbi David Wolpe this Thursday, October 29, at 7 p.m. ET for the first live session of Dan’s Book Club, where they'll discuss Amos Elon’s The Pity of It All. The session is for members of The Fold, Ark Media’s private community. Already a member? RSVP here: https://thefold.arkmedia.org/c/events/dan-s-book-club-live-the-pity-of-it-all. Not yet a member? Join at https://arkmedia.org/fold ___ Sign up to Ark+ to get access to exclusive episodes and ad-free listening to Call Me Back and every show in the Ark Media Network: Sign up at arkmedia.org/subscribe ____ More Ark Media: Listen to: Call Me Back Listen to: Ark News Daily Listen to: For Heaven Sake Listen to: Chosen People Problems Sign up for our weekly Newsletter Follow us on social: Facebook I Instagram I X I TikTok Continue the conversation on THE FOLD, our private moderated community for Ark Media listeners. The Fold is where you can dig into all of the issues Jews around the world are facing. There you can ask questions, hear other takes, keep talking about it with people who care as much as you do. Learn more and join us at arkmedia.org/subscribe Credits: Ilan Benatar, Devan Schwartz, Mindy Schaper, Ava Weiner, Andrej Todorovski, Martin Huergo, Mariangeles Burgos, Leonardo Erhardt, and Yuval Semo.

    Call Me Back - with Dan Senor: Israel’s Election Is Far From Over – with Amit Segal

  2. 3h ago

    Federalist Radio Hour: ‘You’re Wrong’ With Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi, Ep. 219: Barack Obama’s Poor Taste

    Join Federalist Editor-in-Chief Mollie Hemingway and Real Clear Investigations' Mark Hemingway as they preview the midterm elections, analyze President Barack Obama's poor taste, and dive deeper into Rep. Ilhan Omar's alleged immigration fraud scandal. Mollie and Mark also review Tuner, Chances Are, and revisit You Can See Everything. Order and review Mollie's book Alito: The Justice Who Reshaped the Supreme Court and Restored the Constitution here.

    Federalist Radio Hour: ‘You’re Wrong’ With Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi, Ep. 219: Barack Obama’s Poor Taste

  3. 3h ago

    Chicks on The Right: Iran Cyber Threats Are REAL, Cenk’s Ad Backlash & Jennifer Lawrence Looks DIFFERENT

    Trump wants TED CRUZ on the Supreme Court?! Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz are taking on Cuba, Kamala Harris is back in the political conversation, and Americans are being warned to prepare for potential cyberattacks. Y'all, we've got a LOT to unpack! Today on Chicks on the Right, Mock and Daisy dive into Trump's surprising comments about Ted Cruz as a potential Supreme Court pick, Mike Waltz's heated exchange with a Cuban diplomat, and Trump's hilarious joke about parachuting Marco Rubio into Cuba. Meanwhile, concerns about cyber threats are growing after reports of an FEC website attack, warnings involving Iran, and Dan Bongino's 30-day preparedness message. The Chicks discuss emergency plans, blackout scenarios, and whether Americans are ready for a major disruption. And the political drama doesn't stop there! Karoline Leavitt reacts to the possibility of another Kamala Harris presidential campaign, Democrats debate their potential 2028 contenders, and Stephen A. Smith weighs in on Trump's dinner with Bill Maher. PLUS: Hasan Piker's legal dispute involving Scott Jennings Kathy Griffin's latest warnings about fascism Controversy surrounding Cenk Uygur and Abdul El-Sayed Heated pro-life debates on college campuses The latest developments in Candace Owens' Macron lawsuit Influencer drama and Noah Wyle's Sexiest Man Alive title Jennifer Lawrence's changing appearance and Hollywood beauty standards From Washington drama to viral internet moments, the Chicks have plenty to say, and you KNOW they're not holding back! Subscribe and stay tuned for new episodes every...

    Chicks on The Right: Iran Cyber Threats Are REAL, Cenk’s Ad Backlash & Jennifer Lawrence Looks DIFFERENT

  4. 3h ago

    3 Martini Lunch: The Problems with Ilhan Omar’s Immigration Story

    Join Jim and Greg for the Wednesday 3 Martini Lunch as they consider Jim's latest discoveries in the convoluted immigration story of Rep. Ilhan Omar, public GOP sniping in South Carolina and other states, Abdul El-Sayed finding the droning of Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri "troubling," and Trump & others regularly talking about politicians' backsides. New episodes every weekday. 👉 Subscribe to the show so you never miss a moment. Follow us for more daily clips, updates, and commentary: Facebook Instagram Youtube Other Info Website

    3 Martini Lunch: The Problems with Ilhan Omar’s Immigration Story

  5. 5h ago

    Heritage Explains: How Did We Get Truck Drivers Who Can’t Speak English? | Lora Ries

    Every day, my wife takes our two young boys to their activities a few miles from our house in the family car. As she drives, she shares the road with gargantuan 40-ton trucks. We assume the people behind the wheel have been properly trained and can understand the signs. But I fear a day when our family experiences what Dalilah Coleman's family did. Dalilah was five years old when she was hit by an 18-wheeler driven by an illegal alien. The truck plowed into her stopped car at over 60 miles an hour. After spending 3 weeks in a coma, 4 months without half her skull, and 6 months in the hospital, she now enters first grade unable to walk, talk, or eat without assistance. Illegal immigrants and drivers who cannot adequately speak English have obtained commercial licenses, while federal officials have raised alarms about CDL mills pushing unqualified drivers through the system. Now lawmakers are pushing Dalilah’s Law, named for the little girl, designed to make sure such a tragedy never happens again. But how did we get here? How widespread is the problem? And what needs to change to make America's roads safer? Joining me today to explain is Lora Ries, Director of the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation.

    Heritage Explains: How Did We Get Truck Drivers Who Can’t Speak English? | Lora Ries

  6. 5h ago

    The Learning Curve: Leslie Klinger on Bram Stoker, Dracula, & Halloween

    This week, on a Halloween edition of The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of the Center for Strong Public Schools and Prof. Albert Cheng of The Ohio State University speak with Leslie Klinger, the definitive annotator of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Klinger explains why Count Dracula remains an enduring figure and offers a portrait of Stoker, the Irish writer and theater manager whose imagination powerfully shaped classic horror fiction. He traces the history of vampire lore and the late nineteenth-century European context from which Dracula emerged. Klinger examines Stoker’s inventive epistolary structure, told through journals, letters, a ship’s log, and newspaper clippings. He analyzes the novel’s main characters, from Jonathan and Mina Harker to Lucy Westenra and the Count himself. Klinger also discusses Dracula’s themes of Victorian morality, psychological terror, faith, modern knowledge, science, and ancient evil. He considers why nineteenth-century Gothic fiction continues to captivate readers and shape horror storytelling worldwide. In closing, Klinger reads a passage from Dracula.

    The Learning Curve: Leslie Klinger on Bram Stoker, Dracula, & Halloween

  7. 7h ago

    The Conservative Woman’s Guide: Isabel Brown: The Corporate Ladder, the Baby Carriage, and the American Dream

    Gen Z is increasingly questioning whether climbing the corporate ladder is worth sacrificing the opportunity to build a family along the way. As young women rethink the allure of the glittery corner office, traditional career expectations, and whether they can afford to start families, Daily Wire host and cultural commentator Isabel Brown joins Karin Lips to challenge the idea that professional success must come at the expense of marriage and motherhood. Karin and Isabel discuss why Gen Z is rejecting conventional definitions of success, the growing divide between the girlboss and tradwife movements, and how young women can pursue meaningful careers without sacrificing motherhood. Isabel pushes back against anti-motherhood messaging and the notion that having children is financially out of reach. Reflecting on her own unconventional journey from aspiring surgeon to conservative commentator, she shares how the mentorship of Charlie Kirk helped her discover a new calling and why young women shouldn't be afraid to forge their own paths. Join our community: https://enlightenedwomen.org/ Follow NeW on Instagram: @enlightenedwomen Follow NeW on X: @NeWNetwork Follow Karin Lips on Instagram: @karin.lips Follow Karin Lips on X: @klips

    The Conservative Woman’s Guide: Isabel Brown: The Corporate Ladder, the Baby Carriage, and the American Dream

  8. 9h ago ·  Bonus

    The American Idea: Whom Can the President Fire? The Controversy Over the Removal Authority

    It might seem like a topic deep in the constitutional or legal weeds, but the president’s authority to fire federal officials has been controversial since the first Washington administration, and still matters today. Given the vast expansion of the scope and power of the Executive branch, a president’s power to fire officials in various agencies is a policy and enforcement tool - or a check on presidential power. Jeff is joined by Professor of Political Science Joseph Griffith to discuss the background and constitutional and legal dimensions of this important issue that often goes overlooked. Host: Jeff Sikkenga Executive Producer: Jeremy Gypton Subscribe: https://linktr.ee/theamericanidea Homepage: https://ashbrook.org/the-american-idea-podcast/

    The American Idea: Whom Can the President Fire? The Controversy Over the Removal Authority
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