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It is impossible to read the U.S. Attorney complaint against Ambassador Manuel Rocha without deep sadness and outrage. As a fellow Foreign Service

At a National Review Institute conference last week, neoconservatives tried to rebrand as the true realists. They didn't quite pull it off.

Felix Saltens "Bambi: A Life in the Forest" is different from the Disney film on which it is based, broaching antisemitic persecution of Jews.

Unborn baby has a right to life, that the supreme court may at long last we open the significant question for us to decide as citizens and states instead of leaving the deepest moral question of life and death to nine people in robes. tonight im going to be talking to a number of heroic pro-life women who brought us to this moment. their determined work in law and politics and culture is absolutely the reason we are at this point so many of us despaired and once thought impossible. they have tak...

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Sowf union hasnt changed acronym kgb went in and out. whitaker chambers reversed course he became a communist at columbia university in the probability i guess -- [inaudible conversations] and that would have been around 1920s, and a writing for mass es of the mainstream and so why did he reverse course? >> he eventually came to see the rotten stench of the exactly what it was. what the soviets were doing, like, like a lot of americans, he was horrified by hitler stallen pack. the idea you know,...

♪ welcome back. my guest this morning is a familiar face but from a different network. jake tapper of course is joining me, the host of his own show and the author of this terrific new book "the hellfire club." jake and i have worked together before. he was quarterback and i split wide right with dana bash. jake tapper, welcome. congratulations. this is terrific. >> it means a lot to me that you like it. this book is in your wheel house, mccarthyism, communism, the 50s, eisenhower, who you a...

Organize the note. and now has a new book out called "the notes: ronald reagans private collection of stories and wisdom." he joins us from austin, texas. nice to have you here today. thank you. >> appreciate it. >> uma: this is an extraordinary find. it invites people to see a side of reagan that may surprise many, because you can see he sought wisdom from many great leaders, thomas jefferson and lincoln and even gandhi. >> that is right. he read an incredible amount of material in the 1950s. b...

Rockne movie? had me thinking about -- the doug, on that question, did he believe these notes? the knock is always he got so that depth in his ideology, and then stopped thinking and stopped researches. he liked that level of truth, but never wanted to go any further. >> i got the feel it was what he read. if he had read whitaker chambers book, he put it into his own persona, he would take it. he would read a thomas wolfe novel or pick something he thought he would use? a speech. >> dont you do ...

She was bashed by the critics. media elite. this is a photo album or scrapbook about things said and ayn rand. i want to show you. amazing. ill show you later if we have time in the show. a handwritten letter from somebody who said oh, my gosh, look what i found in my kids school. it was this. i have to read it later to you. some of the reviews said not in any literary sense a serious novel. that was the "new york times." somebody has called it excruciatingly awful. i find it remarkably silly bo...