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Are we at war with the wrong country? Should North Korea be at the negotiating table? America’s foremost expert on North Korea, the good-humored Bruce Bechtol, returns with new revelations about how North Korea prepared Iran for the current war. By supplying weapons, systems, training and other capabilities, North Korea significantly strengthened, enhanced, and emboldened […]
Come hear “happy warrior” Paul Teller, who advanced President Trump’s legislative agenda, directed strategic initiatives for Vice President Pence, and now has founded the new consulting firm, Teller Strategies, tell us how to win elections and achieve our aims. Highlighting successes from the One Big Beautiful Bill, the founding director of VP Pence’s issue advocacy […]
Come hear the nationally renowned criminal defense attorney and onetime Republican candidate for Manhattan DA, Thomas Kenniff, speak, as he now freely can, of his achieving the historic acquittal of Marine veteran Daniel Penny, charged with homicide for defending fellow New Yorkers from a deranged subway rider. Follow the recipient of The Long Island Herald’s […]
Come hear the national president of the Zionist Organization of America, Mort A. Klein, tell us how to counter the lies against Israel. Once considered an outlier among Jewish leaders — he refused to witness and celebrate the Rabin-Arafat handshake on the White House lawn marking the Oslo Accords — the child of Holocaust survivors is […]
Come explore “What’s Next for Iran?” with two top-tier Iran specialists: Anthony N. Celso, co-author with Bruce Bechtol of “Rogue Allies: The Strategic Partnership between Iran and North Korea,” and Bill Roggio, Foundation for Defense of Democracies senior fellow and co-host of Generation Jihad podcast. Each will contribute his expertise on Iran to give us […]
Come hear the energetic Jason Curtis Anderson, co-founder of One City Rising, a nonpartisan, grassroots group seeking commonsense solutions to the city’s problems of public safety, education, homelessness, mental health, election reform and housing to make New York a thriving metropolis again. Shuttling between NYC and DC, this writer and political consultant believes he has […]
As the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act takes effect, this dynamic duo, business media mogul Steve Forbes and commentator and author Elizabeth Ames, return to discuss the Trump economy, what’s still coming down the pike, and the implications of everything for the midterm elections. Prepare to be wowed and join the conversation with the authors […]
Come hear City Council member Frank Morano discuss how our club’s ideas informed his legislative initiatives on the mentally ill and homeless and how those and his other proposals might fare in the newly elected Council. Join the conversation on “City Council in the Age of Mayor Mamdani” with this longtime friend of our club, […]
Come hear the outspoken, outstanding City Council member from Queens, Vickie Paladino, wrap up November’s elections from mayor on down. Known for her opposition to pro-Palestinian protests during the Gaza war, squatter houses and migrant shelters, Drag Queen Story Hour, congestion pricing, and Covid-19 vaccine mandates and strong support of the NYPD, small businesses, and […]
Come engage with our almost-resident expert on terrorism, Bill Roggio, for a comprehensive discussion of the Israel-Iran war: current status, Israel’s right and wrong steps, the condition of Iran’s proxies, and Iran’s nuclear program. The co-host of Generation Jihad podcast, Long War Journal editor, and Foundation for the Defense of Democracies senior fellow will also […]
Start the school year on an optimistic note: Blacks can succeed without special treatment, says Manhattan Institute senior fellow and Wall Street Journal columnist, Jason Riley. Drawing on his sixth and latest book, “The Affirmative Action Myth: Why Blacks Don’t Need Racial Preferences to Succeed,” Mr. Riley explains why affirmative action doesn’t work. Indeed, affirmative […]