December 9, 2019
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48:34Now PlayingToday, I unpack the terror attack at the Pensacola naval base like nobody else will. We are all missing the suicidal immigration and cultural policies leading up to this dynamic where America is becoming like Europe. This is not even about vetting any more; it’s about willingly subverting our civilization. I delve into the backward nature of our foreign policy vs. our homeland policy and how our policymakers remain in the dark. Trump can do more about this — if he hears from conservatives about it. Stay focused!
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Daniel Horowitz is Senior Editor of Conservative Review where he writes in-depth daily columns about the hypocrisy in Washington of both the GOP and Democrat Establishment from a conservative perspective. He hosts a nationally syndicated podcast, “The Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz,” and is the author of “Stolen Sovereignty: How to Stop Unelected Judges from Transforming America.” Horowitz is a conservative policy entrepreneur and advisor and his perspective on policy issues is sought out by those within and outside of politics. He is regarded as one of the nation's leading conservative experts on immigration policy.
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