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Why Jews Need to Say Thank you to Mayor Adams as he's facing political turmoil.-Bruce Teitelbaum former chief of staff for Mayor Rudy Giuliani starts Hakores Hatov campaign as explained on Talkline With Zev Brenner

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Israel is in a very precarious situation, and for anyone in the United States to think that whatever happens in Israel and to Israel, that it won't affect us, is sorely mistaken. We have an election coming up that is making pro-Israel citizens in the United States very nervous.Baila Sebrow producer and host of The Definitive Rap sat down with Cindy Grosz, the United States Representative for Republicans Overseas in Israel, where approximately 500,000 Americans are eligible to vote. to discuss the issues at hand and what is at stake.  Cindy talked about Kamala Harris running against Donald Trump, and where she stands in terms of Israel. Also discussed was how Israel has been bracing for retaliation from Iran over the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on July 23rd, and whether this waiting period is about Iran playing psychological warfare. The concern about healthcare and the contrast with Trump and Vance as opposed to Harris and Walz in terms of our wallet, and how their economic policies differ was discussed at great length during this interview.  The show concluded with how the United Nations marked August 21st an International Day of Remembrance and Tribute To victims of Terrorism around the world with high level discussions taking place and even an exhibit, but no mention of the victims of October 7th in Israel carried out by Hamas.

Talkline With Zev Brenner with Alan Dershowitz on why he left the Democratic Party over the DNC convention that was he felt was the most anti- Israel convention. Also discussed is his reasons for leaving Orthodoxy but yet still being committed to judaism and the 73rd celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.

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In The Agenda: What Trump Should Do in His First 100 Days, Joel B. Pollak presents a roadmap for a post-conviction Trump administration. Pre-Order it now >> Kamala Harris in the running has many worried that Trump will be defeated, but Pollak says Trump can rise above the Democrats last ditch effort. “The best way for Donald Trump to take on Kamala Harris is to talk about what he is going to do in the future, not what she has failed to do in the past. As a veteran observer of politics in California as well as Kamala Harris's failed 2020 presidential campaign, I believe that her greatest weakness is policy. In 2019, she struggled to explain whether she would cancel private health insurance or not. She has no convictions, which is why she has no record of achievement. But the best way for Trump to exploit that is to talk about what he will do for the American people, which is why I wrote ‘The Agenda'.” About the Author Joel B. Pollak is Senior Editor-at-Large and In-House Counsel at Breitbart News in Los Angeles, California, and also Editor of Breitbart California. Prior to working alongside conservative media pioneer Andrew Breitbart, he was a Tea Party-backed Republican candidate for Congress in his home state of Illinois, and a Research Fellow at the Hudson Institute, focusing on human rights and international law. He also worked in South Africa as speechwriter for Leader of the Opposition Tony Leon, and as a freelance journalist for a variety of local and international publications. He holds law and bachelor's degrees from Harvard University, and a masters degree from the University of Cape Town. He has published several books, and is a winner of the 2018 Robert Novak Journalism Alumni Fellowship. He hosts Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot 125. He lives with his wife Julia, daughter Maya, son Alexander, and daughter Amira in Pacific Palisades, California.

When did people start making schlissel challah?  Why do women light multiple Shabbos candles when the Gemara says to light one?  Why do we say 'Shalom Aleichem' at Kiddush Levanah when according to Shulchan Aruch we should say 'Shalom Alecha'?  Rabbi Dr. Zvi Ron, author of Jewish Customs: Exploring Common and Uncommon Minhagim, answers these fascinating questions and more.

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Political columnist Moshe Hill (the OTHER great one) has been published in the Daily Wire, Queens Jewish Link and Jewish Link of New Jersey. He has lobbied representatives in both Washington, D.C. and Albany, NY on both sides of the aisle. He is a member of the West Hempstead Republican Club, and has worked on the 2018 Ameer Benno congressional campaign. Follow Moshe on Twitter @Hillwithview

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Professor Bryan Caplan, a bestselling author and economist at George Mason University, discusses some of his most controversial books, Don't Be a Femnist, The Case Against Education, Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids, and Build, Baby, Build.

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Baila Sebrow, producer and host of The Definitive Rap Show for 5 sat down with Mayoral Candidate Sam Nahmias to discuss how he plans to make changes. Sam has been a resident of the Lawrence community for nearly two decades. Together with his wife, they are raising three beautiful children, all of whom have lived in Lawrence since they were born. Sam loves his community and has seen how good Lawrence can be and he only wants the best for the residents of the village.In his career in the private sector, Sam had the opportunity to be a leader, heading up corporate research for firms such as The Economist, Forbes and Starbucks Corporate, before starting his own research firm 20 years ago. He has been fortunate to build and run a fruitful and rewarding business, that has since stepped away. He now wants to apply his business skills to give back to the community. When Sam took over as the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the NCBA (Nassau County Bridge Authority), it was a turnaround story, and he talked what happened at NCBA, and what NCBA is all about.  Sam, discussed his interaction and collaboration in his position with various levels of government. He went into detail about what is happening in Lawrence now in terms of challenges, and how he anticipates change, and why he wants to be a mayor. Sam shares a vision to build a better Lawrence, together with his teammates.

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