Podcast appearances and mentions of carol platt liebau

Sabin Howard, a classical artist, has his showroom in Kent, Conn. This past September, he unveiled his latest project "A Soldier's Journey" — a nearly 60-foot long, 38-figure massive bronze sculpture depicting an American soldier's call to duty, from home to the Western Front, during the First World War. The sculpture has become the centerpiece of the National World War I Memorial in Pershing Square Park, Washington, D.C.Howard discusses with Carol Platt Liebau how he received the commission and his process in creating, what several outlets have dubbed, a masterpiece.Learn more about his work here: https://sabinhoward.com/

Townhall Review - June 8, 2024 Hugh Hewitt asks Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton to share his perspective on the trial, and its implications and underlying motivations. Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson sit down with former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy to share his expert analysis on the trial's proceedings and potential legal strategies moving forward. Seth Leibsohn asks Carol Platt Liebau, president of the Yankee Institute, to offer her insights on the trial and its broader implications for American democracy. In light of President Biden's recent executive order concerning the southern border, Hugh and Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake discuss the crisis and its political implications. Dennis Prager talks with Steve Cortes, a key figure in Trump's 2016 and 2020 campaigns, about his documentary shedding light on the border crisis and its impact on national security.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Seth Leibsohn talks with Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy on the guilty verdict in former President Trump's New York hush money trial, and its implications for democracy and the rule of law.

Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy & Salem National News & Public Affairs Board Member on the guilty verdict in former president Trump's New York hush money trial, Democratic lawfare, and what the conviction means for the future of the 2024 Presidential Election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For 98 episodes, YI President Carol Platt Liebau has discussed Connecticut policy, politics and human-interest stories as part of the organization's efforts to be your eyes, ears and voice. But now the interviewer becomes the interviewee. Andy Fowler, director of internal affairs, guest hosts, asking Carol about her background, her love for Ronald Reagan, her time at Ivy League Schools, the evolution of Yankee Institute during her tenure, her hope for Connecticut and even her favorite musicals. Carol's full bio can be found here.

We discuss the bridge disaster in Baltimore with Jim Watkins, host of the "Jim Watkins is Speaking Out" podcast. Visit www.jimwatkins1.com. Then, we discuss a plan to help fund scholarships for poor kids with Carol Platt Liebau of Yankee Institute.

Townhall Review – July 8, 2023 Hugh Hewitt turns to Kristen Waggoner, CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, to discuss the pivotal 303 Creative v. Elenis case involving Lori Smith. They examine the court's decision, its wide-ranging impact on free speech rights, and Lori Smith's personal journey, emphasizing the case's profound significance for individual freedom of expression in America. Seth Leibsohn welcomes Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute, to talk about the Supreme Court's landmark decision in the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard case, marking a significant step towards true individual merit-based consideration over race-based affirmative action. Charlie Kirk talks with Kelly Shackleford, CEO of First Liberty, about the monumental 9-0 victory in the Groff v. DeJoy, Postmaster General case, reinstating religious freedom in the workplace and setting a new precedent for future religious discrimination cases. Dan Proft and Randy Barnett, Professor of Law at Georgetown, dive into the critical shift in Supreme Court dynamics with six conservative justices, underlining its significance in key policy decisions. Hugh Hewitt is joined by Judge Amul Thapar, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, for an in-depth exploration of Justice Thomas's originalist approach to the Constitution. They examine his significant opinions and dissents as presented in Thapar's new book, 'The People's Justice: Clarence Thomas and the Constitutional Stories that Define Him.'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy & Salem National News & Public Affairs Board Member on last week's Supreme Court ruling for Case 20-1199 Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College. A society that cares about their consumers is a society that cares about individuals. Red Skelton's Pledge of Allegiance address to Congress in 1972. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli featured the Yankee Institute's Carol Platt Liebau on a key climate bill still to be decided on in the final days of the current General Assembly session (0:25). We also featured a segment from MSNBC with Connecticut Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy on the new debt limit deal in Washington (13:23). Image Credit: Getty Images

Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy & Salem National News & Public Affairs Board Member on the growing pessimism in America- and the growth of socialist ideologies in youth as a result, that society is teaching wrongdoing by not teaching well, and the House Oversight Committee's recent hearings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If Connecticut is so financially sound as suggested by candidates in the November elections, why are lawmakers proposing new taxes that will drive the state economy into the ground, political commentator Steve Noxon asks. He dives into the latest legislation being debated at the Capitol — from increased taxes to tax agents to surveillance cameras on motorists. He breakdowns the mayhem with YI President and host Carol Platt Liebau.  

Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli looked at threatened legal action against the Town of Woodbridge's zoning regulations and wondered if other New Haven and Fairfield and New Haven County towns are next (0:29). Yankee Institute for Public Policy head Carol Platt Liebau talked about possible cost increases for the state's natural gas customers thanks to a little known federal maritime law (10:59). Commuter advocate Jim Cameron checked in for his regular update (21:53). Image Credit: Getty Images

Teacher shortages and government loan forgiveness, Carol Platt Liebau from the Yankee Institute for Public Policy talks to George about Florida Governor's plans to combat teacher shortages and President Biden's plan to forgive student loan debt.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who spoke better, Murphy, Biden or McConaughey? Does having a well groomed speech make you a better or worse politician? Carol Platt Liebau president of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy joins the show for talking about smaller govement and the bloat that has gotten out of control. Should the Goverment be in chage of deciding between fact and fiction? 

Carol Platt Liebau talks to Marc Fitch about the launch of Connecticut Inside Investigator and his work as an investigative journalist.  They also delve into some of Marc's other writing including his non-fiction books and horror novels.  Marc also tells the story about how he got his start at Yankee Institute and the role muttonchop sideburns played in his hiring. 

Are you falling for the myth of the $50 gas tax reduction? Does it make you think that Ned loves you? Remember - there is no reduction in spending, and without a reduction in spending, your bill this year for out of control state spending will not go down. Plus, Carol Platt Liebau from Yankee Institute explains a bill that would give legislators the right to look at the tax returns of any state taxpayer.

On Monday's edition of "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli, Paul had some thoughts on recent comments from Vice President Kamala Harris regarding some controversial encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border between Haitian migrants and border patrol agents (0:51). Paul also chatted with author Lew Grossman about his new book, "Choose Your Medicine: Freedom of Therapeutic Choice in America" (5:05). Carol Platt Liebau from the Yankee Institute for Public Policy joined the show to chat about Gov. Ned Lamont's request for a six month extention of his Covid-related emergency powers (18:48). Image Credit: Reuters

The Christian Outlook – August 7, 2021 John Hall, of the Ride Home, talks with Pastor Terry Tim about lessons for the Christian life from the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Gino Geraci and Dr. Ted Palen explain some of the latest insights on the COVID Delta variant. Kevin McCullough and Carol Platt Liebau discuss the left's desire to keep kids in masks during school and Georgene Rice talks with Jessica Taylor, of Youth for Christ, about the toll this is taking on our youth. John and Kathy, the Ride Home, talk with Carl Trueman, a teacher at Grove City College, about what it means to be a Christian community. Bill Bunkley and Joshua Mitchell, professor of political theory at Georgetown University, talk about how identity politics feeds parasitically off of Christianity. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Townhall Review for August 7, 2021 Charlie Kirk reacts to the vaccine mandates put in place by the mayor of the city of New York. Bob Franz talks with Peter Kirsanow, a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, about the New York vaccine policy and how the demographic breakdown of the unvaccinated is quite different, adding a complicated twist to the edict. Mark Davis and New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin talk about the New York attorney general's results of the investigation into the allegations of sexual harassment against Governor Andrew Cuomo. Kevin McCullough and Carol Platt Liebau discuss the left's desire to keep kids in masks during school. Mike Gallagher talks about the few U.S. Olympic athletes who flaunt their dislike of the country they represent. Dennis Prager examines the left's insistence that we go back to wearing masks by redefining science to justify it. Mike Gallagher looks at the debate on whether the government or businesses can require people to be vaccinated. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carol Platt Liebau of the Yankee Institute joins Lisa for a conversation about Governor Ned Lamont's extension of emergency power. Photo: iStock / Getty Images Plus ChrisBoswell

07/15/21 - Vaccine Mandate Debate, Carol Platt Liebau Governor Emergency Powers by The Lisa Wexler Show

"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli featured a distinct flavor that - similar to Foxon Park - can only be found in Connecticut. First, Paul spoke with Carol Platt Liebau, head of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy, about the final days of General Assembly regular session and what might be in store in the near future (0:37). We also carried portions of Governor Ned Lamont's most recent meeting with the press (11:49).   Image Credit: Getty Images

Elite culture warriors have demanded that Pepe Le Pew—the Looney Tunes cartoon skunk—be cancelled. New York Times columnist Charles Blow argues that the character’s misbegotten pursuit of female counterparts somehow—in his words—“normalizes rape culture,” even though he consistently becomes the butt of the joke. Critics justify eliminating Pepe from cartoons arguing boys may imitate his undesirable behavior if they witness it. How strange, then, that the same elites praised the recent Grammy performances by Cardi B, and Megan Thee Stallion. Children are watching those, too. If there is a danger in emulating the message of a cartoon skunk, why can’t they see a greater danger in the raunchy message and performance from real live performers who are targeting our teens today? The cancel culture crew can’t have it both ways. Are they really concerned about children learning unwholesome lessons from popular culture? A glance at the Grammy’s says, “no.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some news broke right before Connecticut Today that had Paul Pacelli going off. Starting with a rant, Paul vented his frustrations about the Connecticut Legislature introducing an increase in the gas tax (0:51). Dana Lewis, an award winning international journalist called in to talk with Paul about the origin of the Coronavirus (27:31). Next Paul Cicarella, a new state senator who will be taking over for Len Fasano called in to talk about his plans (45:41). Following Governor Ned Lamont's meeting with the media on the gas tax, covid-19 and more (57:45), Paul had Carol Platt Liebau from the Yankee Institute on to talk about the gas tax increase (1:13:23) Image Credit: Getty Images 

Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli invited guests on to talk about a very big subject, Governor Ned Lamont's extension of of emergency Coronavirus powers. To do so, he invited State Senator Len Fasano and President of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy, Carol Platt Liebau to talk about it. 

A new month means a whole bunch of new episodes of Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli! First Paul spoke with Carol Platt Liebau, the President of the Yankee Institute about all things in Hartford including the bill that Governor Ned Lamont signed enforcing police accountability. Speaking of Governor Lamont, he had a special guest in his address, Dr. Anthony Faucci addressed the state of Connecticut and took some questions. The show was wrapped up with Chris Moschovitis, a Cyber Expert joined Paul to talk about Tik Tok and how it could be dangerous 

Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli hosted a good line up guests today. Starting off with Carol Platt Liebau who voiced her displeasure with how Governor Ned Lamont was re-opening the state. Next was Political analyst and columnist at NewsMax.Com, Tom Basile who talked about his doubts with world wide contact tracing. After the Governor gave his daily update, State Senator Kevin Kelly talked about nursing homes in the state and how the pandemic has affected them.

Carol Platt Liebau from the Yankee Institute joined Brad and Paul to talk about the New Paid  Family and Medical Leave act program

Carol Platt Liebau- president of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy. Re: State reaction to Supreme Court Union decision. @YankeeInstitute @CPLiebau Trevor Burrus is a research fellow in the Cato Institute’s Robert A. Levy Center for Constitutional Studies and Center for the Study of Science, as well as managing editor of the Cato Supreme Court Review. revor Burrus is a research fellow in the Cato Institute’s Robert A. Levy Center for Constitutional Studies and Center for the Study of Science, as well as managing editor of the Cato Supreme Court Review. Re: Recap and review the latest news on the supreme court news. @TCBurrus @CatoInstitute Steve Obsitnik, Re: State Orders Investigation of Financing For Steve Obsitnik's Campaign For Governor. @SteveObsitnik

  Amity Shlaes  remembers "The Forgotten Man"  how we survived the Great Depression despite the political class.    Then, "Prude" and why that's a GOOD thing.  Carol Platt Liebau.    Pat Robertson endorses Rudy?    Sign of the Apocalypse?