The security of our freedom, democracy, and homeland are made possible through the selfless courage, patriotism, and sacrifice of our American military heroes and their families. May God continue to bless and protect them.
On this week’s episode of my podcast, “Newt’s World” I speak with one of the people most responsible for the Abraham Accords: Mike Pompeo.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic as the United States rapidly distributed emergency loans as part of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to help struggling businesses, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dictatorship saw an opportunity for American money and took it.
This is pretty simple: If criminals think they can get away with their crimes, they’ll be emboldened to commit more crimes, including violent ones.
Newt’s guest is a rising star in the Republican party, Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota. She’s been serving the people of South Dakota in public office since 2007. She is a wife, a mother, and a lifelong rancher, farmer and small business owner.
I hope you will listen to this week’s episode to hear not only how a rising star in the Republican Party is governing her state but also the lessons she learned on the ranch.
Over 80 percent of the world’s population lives in countries with high or severe restrictions on religious freedom. In far too many places across the globe, governments and others prevent individuals from living in accordance with their beliefs.
The Silicon Valley is looking a lot more like the Silicon Swamp—hostile to Americans and friendly to dictatorships. If the Facebook oligarchs can silence someone who served as President of the United States and received nearly 75 million votes, then they can silence anyone.
Inflation is a hidden tax. It is a powerful (and often unseen and unstoppable) way for a government to pay for its goods and services without raising visible taxes that make people angry.
Combine softness on crime with hatred of the police, and the result is a political platform that takes the side of criminals over law enforcement.
