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Hugh Hewitt and Max Boot on sequestration. Bill Bennett and Mona Charen on San Bernardino's city attorney tells citizens to "lock doors, load guns" after unions have dried up city funds forcing budget cuts and police layoffs. Bennett and Andrew McCarthy on Egypt. Hewitt and Frank Gaffney on Syria. Medved and Carlos Gutierrez on immigration and the GOP. Medved and Stephen Mansfield on Abraham Lincoln. Dennis Prager on the UN vote on Palestine.

AEI’s Marc Thiessen thinks the economy should be left to take the plunge--he talked to Michael Medved. Bill Bennett and Senator Ron Johnson wonders if the Administration will bully for political gain—-or put an economic plan forward. Bill Bennett and National Security expert K.T. McFarland on Amb. Rice and Benghazi. Author-scholar and Mid East expert Fouad Ajami joined Bill Bennett to talk about Egypt and Gaza. Hewitt and newly elected Senator Ted Cruz. Hewitt and playwright David Mamet.

Michael Medved and Larry Kudlow on the fiscal cliff. Bill Bennett and James Pethokoukis on the Obama economy. Michael Medved and Col. Ralph Peters on the Petraeus mess. Dennis Prager on the Petraeus affair. Bennett and James Capretta on Obamacare after the election. Prager and WSJ's Bret Stephens on the state of the GOP and their lack of pull in the minority communities. Hugh Hewitt and Mark Steyn on the ethnicity issues in the GOP. Michael Medved and Prof Thompson on her new book titled "The Gospel According to Apostle Barack."

Hugh Hewitt on Romney's defeat. Bill Bennett and Byron York's post-mortem. Dennis Prager and Frank Luntz take a look at the election results. Hugh Hewitt and Larry Arnn on what we can learn from the election. Dennis Prager's monologue on the election results.

Dennis Prager and Dick Morris on the last-minute polls. Hugh Hewitt and Karl Rove on polls in Ohio. 35-year-old Republican senatorial candidate running for "America's most liberal" Senator, Sherrod Brown. Hugh Hewitt and John McCain on the Benghazi cover-up. Bill Bennett and Bing West on Benghazi, Libya. Grover Norquist and Bennett on the fiscal problems facing our country. Karl Rove gives a "final charge" message before the election.

Hugh Hewitt and Rich Lowry, editor of the National Review, discuss presidential debate number three. Michael Medved looks at Obama’s strategy going into that final, desperate encounter. Retired General Tommy Franks tells Mike Gallagher that, unfortunately, the commander in chief is clueless. Michael Medved on the truth behind the Benghazi attack and what Obama knew. Michael Medved spoke about the politics of race with Ann Coulter. Bill Bennett examined the latest numbers with Charlie Cook, editor of the Cook Political Report. Medved on the Romney/Obama-attended Al Smith Memorial Foundation dinner.

We take a look at the second presidential debate. Congressman Jason Chaffetz expresses his disapproval face-to-face with the debate moderator, Candy Crowley. Jim Geraghty and Hugh Hewitt discuss the debate. Bill Bennett with National Review’s Rich Lowry, doing post-debate analysis. Dennis Prager on the debate format—and Crowley’s performance. Dennis Prager caught up with CA Congressman Dana Rohrbacher after the recent Congressional Investigation into the terrorist attack, the cover up and what it all means. Bill Bennett asked Marc Theissen, author and Middle East expert about the Administration’s master plan for Syria--as expressed by VP Biden in his VP debate. Hewitt and Victor Davis Hansen on the last presidential debate this Monday.

Hugh Hewitt interviews Governor Chris Christie, Dennis Prager talks about Romney's post-debate surge, Guy Benson reveals a White House cover up, a powerful Democrat is actually lobbying against unions, and a fascinating look by David Goldman on how civilizations die.

Bill Bennett and Fred Barnes on the first presidential debate. Dennis Prager and pollster Frank Luntz on the reaction to American reaction to the debate. Michael Medved and Michael Barone on the presidential race polling. Hugh Hewitt and Rob Frost (Ohio's Cuyahoga County GOP chair)talk about the presidential pulse in Ohio. Bill Bennett and former Assistant Sec. of Defense Francis "Bing" West discuss the heroism of Medal of Honor winner, Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer. Hewitt and Eric Metaxas on the "Bonhoeffer moment" here in the United States.

Morning in America’s Bill Bennett spoke with National Review Online’s Peter Kirsanow about the polls. Stephen Shepard, Director of national polling for the National Journal gets grilled by Hugh Hewitt. Mark Steyn covered an earlier stage in this economic mess in his book “After America: Get Ready for Armageddon,” and spoke with Salem host Janet Mefferd. Dennis Prager discussed the economy with Columnist Peter Ferrara. Liz Cheney and Michael Medved examined Obama’s policy of appeasement. John Burns, the London bureau chief for the NYT and dean of American foreign correspondents spoke with Hewitt about American power. Prager on why the media gives Obama a pass.

Michael Medved spoke with Kate Obenshain, the author of “Divider in Chief, the Fraud of Hope and Change.” Bill Bennett spoke with one of America’s greatest political thinkers, Michael Barone. Hugh Hewitt and Fred Barnes on the presidential race. Bill Bennett spoke with political writer Byron York about the media and Obama’s foreign policy disaster. Janet Mefferd spoke with former UN ambassador John Bolton. Medved and Arthur Brooks of the AEI discuss Medved's new book, "The Odds Against Obama." Hugh Hewitt "performs" another installment of "Obamalero"--a "worst of" low-light reel of Obama's presidential record.

On this week's Journal: Marc Thiessen and Dennis Prager weigh in on the mobs who attacked U.S. embassies around the world, Hewitt talks to Israel's Council General in Los Angeles David Siegel, Medved highlights the weak economy, Dr. Steve Perry rips into Chicago teachers, Mona Charen revisits the Democratic Convention fiasco, and Prager explains the latest of crazy, liberal economic policies.

Byron York and Mark Theissen on Libya/Egypt. Dennis Prager on Libya/Egypt. Hewitt and General David Seagull on Israel's PM asking Obama: "We need to wait? For what?" Michael Medved and Mort Zuckerman on the teacher strikes in Chicago. Bill Bennett and Mona Charen on the DNC fallout regarding God and Jerusalem. Prager on Chevy Volt.

On this week’s Townhall.com Weekend Journal: Hugh Hewitt covers highlights from the Democratic Convention, including speeches by Barack Obama and Bill Clinton speech, and NARAL’s extreme pro-abortion stance. Gingrich underscores the lust for abortion in the Democratic Party and the CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom tells why the Obama administration is the most harmful toward freedom of religion in the U.S. Bill Bennett catches up with Romney’s VP pick, Paul Ryan. Dennis Prager shares a story out of the Daily Telegraph about a crisis facing the Western world. Hugh Hewitt opines on the Democratic Party’s insistence that God and Jerusalem be left out of the party platform.

On this week’s Townhall.com Weekend Journal: Mitt Romney is the official nominee of the Republican Party. Bill Bennett talks with Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin about Paul Ryan’s powerful speech calling out Obama for his failed promises. Hugh Hewitt runs through highlights from some of the greatest speeches at the convention, including Paul Ryan, Ann Romney, Chris Christie, Condoleezza Rice, Mia Love, Ted Cruz, and Artur Davis. Hugh Hewitt also talks with Brian Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, about four key marriage initiatives on state ballots this November. Last, Bill Bennett learns from K.T. McFarland about troubling news coming from Iran and the prospect of success in Afghanistan.

Artur Davis, a black man and a Congressional Democrat talks his recent switch to the Republican Party with Michael Medved. Hewitt spoke with Lanhee Chen, Governor Romney’s hard-charging policy director, about the economic policy advantage of the Romney-Ryan ticket. Hewitt and columnist Jonathan Alter agree that Obama's "You didn't build that" comment was the worst one since the campaign began. Medved tackles Niall Ferguson's hit-piece on Obama in the recent Newsweek publication. Dennis Prager on Hollywood leaving Hollywood because of taxes.

Ann Coulter and Bill Bennett on Paul Ryan for VP pick. Dennis Prager on the character of Paul Ryan. Janet Mefferd and Bennett on Paul Ryan. WSJ's Bret Stephens and Hugh Hewitt on the situation in Egypt. Medved on Joe Biden's "They'll put y'all back in chains" comment. Sports Illustrated writer Mark Hyman caught Dennis Prager’s attention with his new book “The Most Expensive Game in Town.” It takes a look at the culture in youth sport today. Prager on the Family Research Council shooting.

Hugh Hewitt and Mitt Romney discuss Obama's decision to grant waivers to the work requirement of the Welfare Reform act of '96. Michael Medved on the latest Obama ad marking Romney as a killer. Jonah Goldberg and Bill Bennett on the campaign race. Dennis Prager on Bob Schieffer’s honest reporting where he accuses Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of “McCarthyism.” Mike Gallagher and Dinesh D'Souza discuss the "Bust of Churchill" scandal at the Obama WH and how it is featured in D'Souza's movie, "2016: Obama's America." David Parker, like Romney, a highly successful private equity investor, spoke with Hewitt about Bain and Mitt Romney’s real reputation. Prager on the MSM labeling neo-Nazi assassin of the Sikh temple as "far right."

Hugh Hewitt on the Democrat politicians showing incredible intolerance towards Chick-fil-A CEO's traditional view of marriage. Dennis Prager on Chicago Mayor's condemnation towards Chick-fil-A while partnering with Nation of Islam radical, Louis Farrakhan. Hewitt and Senator Jim Talent on Obama's attempts to cut the military budget of all things. Michael Medved on Newsweek's cover story calling Mitt Romney a "Wimp." Hewitt and the ADF's Alan Sears on Obamacare HHS mandate against Catholic organizations. Pete Wehner of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, with Bill Bennett discuss the economy. Dennis Prager is not surprised with the Left's latest far-reaching attempt to label Mitt Romney a...wait for it...racist.

On this week’s Journal: Hugh Hewitt reviews Mitt Romney’s forceful foreign policy speech. Foud Ajami weighs in on the speech with Bill Bennett. If you don’t know Ted Cruz, you should. Hewitt interviews this dynamic conservative running for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas. Frank Gaffney of the Center for Security Policy is concerned about ties in our U.S. government to the Muslim Brotherhood. He explains why to Janet Mefferd. David Limbaugh shares with Hugh Hewitt why President Obama is destroying our country and Bill Bennett reflects on the Aurora, Colorado massacre.

Bill Bennett spoke with writer Marc Thiessen about the need for Romney to get tough. Regarding Obama's attacks on Romney and Bain, Dennis Prager explains, much of it was downright dishonest. Michael Medved discussed the Obama economy with Ohio Senator Rob Portman. Mona Charen, political analyst, took the Obamacare/Romneycare comparison apart in a segment with Bill Bennett. Medved on Romney's speech to the NAACP. Bill Bennett discussed Penn State with sports columnist Christine Brennan.

A special with Hugh Hewitt and AEI's Arthur Brooks.

Bill Bennett, Hugh Hewitt, and Dennis Prager weigh-in on the Supreme Court decision with in-the-know guests.

Dennis Prager and John Eastman on the Supreme Court decision on Obamacare. Michael Medved on Obamacare decision. Bill Bennett with the Jon Kyl discuss SB 1070 in AZ. Dennis Prager wonders if Stockton’s fiscal woes will soon be roiling some other major cities. Dr. Zuhdi Jasser and Dennis Prager on Islamic takeover in Egypt. Medved had Hewitt on his show to discuss Hugh's new eBook: The Brief Against Obama.