Newt’s World Ep 12: Notre-Dame de Paris
Ken Follett, author of The Pillars of the Earth, joins Newt for a discussion about the history of Notre-Dame de Paris and France's plans to rebuild after the devastating fire on April 15.
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Newt’s World Ep 11: Cookies With The Pope – Joan Lewis
Journalist Joan Lewis has spent 40 years living and working in Rome. She recounts her life and times working for the Vatican and four Popes.
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Mueller-Media Madness
Watching the first wave of reaction to Attorney General Barr’s Press Conference and the release of the Mueller Report led me to conclude America is trapped in a cycle of media madness.
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Notre Dame: Where it Was, as it Was
By Newt Gingrich As Callista and I sat watching the terrible fire in Paris that was burning the Cathedral of Notre Dame, our thoughts went back to the many times we had visited Paris. We always visited the great...
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Newt’s World Ep 10: Ripped Off: Hidden Taxes, Higher Prices
Just in time for Tax Day, we reveal the hidden taxes in your daily life and some of the more outrageous taxes that will shock you.
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How Much Is Heath Care Really Worth? Patients, Not Bureaucrats, Should Decide.
By Newt Gingrich When I met with several Republican senators this week, it was clear that they recognize Americans’ desire to have practical solutions for the cost of health care. The combination of pressure from constituents and a direct...
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The Greatest Cost of the Collusion Lie
By Newt Gingrich The collusion lie will go down in history as one of the strangest distortions of reality to dominate the American political scene. For more than two and a half years, the national establishment and news media...
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Newt’s World Ep 9: The Immortals — Ben Franklin
Printer, Philosopher, Scientist, Writer, Politician, Inventor, Postmaster, Soldier, Diplomat, American. This is Ben Franklin. Part of the Immortals Leadership series.
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Changing the Bureaucracy: Vice President Pence’s 5 Rules for Effective Government
by Newt Gingrich It is extraordinarily difficult to change bureaucracies and the bureaucrats who work in them. Again and again, we have seen presidents and congresses start out boldly, using big words to dramatically describe big ideas, only to...
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Charity of the Month: Autism Society
In honor of National Autism Awareness Month, the Gingrich Foundation is proud to recognize the Autism Society as its April Charity of the Month.
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