How Donald Trump Broke History | Free Expression Podcast: WSJ Opinion Wall Street Journal Opinion 2022-09-07 | On the latest episode of Free Expression, former senior adviser to President Trump Jared Kushner tells Wall Street Journal Editor at Large Gerry Baker about how the disruptive Trump presidency led to foreign policy successes, why he thinks the Biden administration provoked the war between Russia and Ukraine, and why the FBI's document search of Mar-a-Lago and the failures of Washington could lead Donald Trump to another White House run to correct "unfinished business."#JaredKushner #DonaldTrump #Trump #Kushner(Photo by Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images)0:00 Introduction3:25 The Mar-a-Lago Search7:23 Trump and North Korea16:06 The War in Ukraine 22:02 Commercial Break22:18 The Middle East28:41 The Response to Covid33:45 Trump and the Taliban36:09 Donald Trump's "Unfinished Business"Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#FreeExpression #WSJOpinion #WSJ
So Whos Normal, Trump or Harris? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-18 | After 2016's disruption and 2020's normalcy, what do voters want in 2024?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Kamala Harriss Fox News Interview Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-17 | The media strategy for Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign took a turn when the Vice President granted an interview to Bret Baier of Fox News in an effort to win over those frustrated with Donald Trump. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Can Kamala Harris Win Over Swing Voters? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-17 | Harris claimed in the Fox News interview that she will have a different Presidency than Joe Biden, but did viewers learn what that would mean in practice? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
WSJ Opinion Documentary: Get the Jew: The Crown Heights Riot Revisited Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-17 | This 20 minute documentary sheds light on the worst antisemitic riot in American history, which occurred in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, in 1991. Triggered by a Hasidic man running a red light and accidentally hitting and killing a young black child, the riot led to attacks on Jews. Stores and police cars were burned and a Hasidic man was killed. David Dinkins, New York’s mayor at the time, allowed the riot to go on for three full days, while the media downplayed the antisemitism at the heart of the violence. The film’s interviews include Rev. Al Sharpton and then-Deputy Police Chief Ray Kelly as well as WSJ Opinion writer Elliot Kaufman. The current wave of antisemitism makes these events newly relevant and worthy of reconsideration.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Trump and Harris Pitch Voters on Car Loans and Marijuana Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-16 | The two candidates are trying to win a tossup election by wooing specific groups, as Donald Trump promises tax breaks for automobile debt and U.S. citizens overseas, while Kamala Harris rolls out an "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men," including loans for entrepreneurs and marijuana legalization.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Is Harris Losing Catholic Voters? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-16 | Is Harris losing Catholic voters, who preferred Joe Biden in 2020?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Will Bidens EV Mandate Help Republicans Flip Michigan? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-15 | Donald Trump says his opponent wants to end gasoline cars, while Kamala Harris promises she won't tell Americans what to drive. Which side voters believe could matter next month in Michigan. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Mike Rogers vs. Elissa Slotkin Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-15 | Joe Biden's federal rules on electric vehicles are a point of heated contention, in the Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Elissa Slotkin.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
All Things With Kim Strassel: Inside the Wisconsin Senate Race Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-15 | Wisconsin GOP Senate nominee Eric Hovde joins All Things to talk about his race to unseat Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin--a contest the Cook Report recently moved from "lean Democrat" to "Toss Up." The Madison entrepreneur discusses the challenges of taking on an incumbent, the issues that are most resonating with Wisconsin voters, his approach to the hot-button issue of abortion, and the role Donald Trump is playing at the top of the ticket. With three weeks to go before Election Day, a rush of political dollars is turning Wisconsin into another battlefield in the fight over control of the Senate. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Where Does the Election Stand Three Weeks Out? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-15 | The polls show the presidential race is a tossup, with the seven key battleground states all within the margin of error. Has Kamala Harris's momentum stalled, and has Donald Trump reached his ceiling in share of the vote? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Edge In the House and Senate Races Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-15 | Who has the edge in the race to control the House and Senate?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Economy At and After the Election Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-14 | The economy, stupid? Or maybe not? As Americans cast their votes for President they will be in part both passing judgment on the economic record of the last four years and signaling the type of policies they want for the next four. Donald Trump is promising solutions through tariffs and a range of tax cuts, while Kamala Harris says she will offer handouts for first-time homebuyers, middle-class tax cuts and what she calls “the opportunity economy.” More importantly Republicans point to inflation and interest rates higher than they were four years ago and say Bidenomics has failed while Democrats claim continuing growth and low unemployment vindicate their policies.On this episode of the Free Expression podcast, economist and head of global research at the Carlyle Group Jason Thomas tells Wall Street Journal editor at large Gerry Baker about how it would take “an outside shock” for the economy to fall into recession, where interest rates might move next and why Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on China could be a successful strategy.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Millions of Mail-In Ballots Already Cast Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-11 | Donald Trump is urging Republicans to vote early, while also continuing to condemn mass mail voting. As Nov. 5 nears, however, even absentee proponents are raising concerns again about rejected ballots, slow results, and potential delays by the Postal Service.0:00 Millions of Mail-In Ballots Already Cast9:30 The GOP's Mail-In Dilemma Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Renewed Mail-Vote Worries Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-11 | Postmaster General Louis DeJoy keeps insisting that the USPS is ready to handle a deluge of millions of votes.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Making of ‘Get the Jew: The Crown Heights Riot Revisited’ Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-11 | Paul Gigot speaks with documentary filmmaker Michael Pack and journalist Elliot Kaufman about the new Wall Street Journal Opinion film, "'Get the Jew": The Crown Heights Riot Revisited.' The story of the worst antisemitic riot in U.S. history echoes today amid incidents of antisemitism on university campuses and in U.S. cities.0:00 The Making of ‘"Get the Jew": The Crown Heights Riot Revisited’8:00 Al Sharpton's Role16:00 Lessons for TodaySubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Economics of... Identity Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | Ever wonder how your sense of self shapes your economic decisions? Join Harvard economist Roland Fryer as he unpacks the powerful influence of identity on our choices and behavior.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Kamala Harriss Latest Expensive Promise, Amid a $1.8 Trillion Deficit Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | In a media blitz this week, Kamala Harris unveils a plan for Medicare to cover home healthcare, which she says would help the "sandwich generation," but she dodges a question about how she'd pay for all her ideas. Meantime, the Congressional Budget Office reports a $1.8 trillion deficit for the last fiscal year. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Donald Trump Says No to 60 Minutes Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | Donald Trump declines to appear on "60 Minutes" for an interview.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Peace Through Strength? Foreign Policy in a Second Trump Term Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | What will a second Trump term's foreign policy look like? How will it differ from the first term? On this episode of the Free Expression podcast, former Trump National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien looks at the multiple challenges that Trump would face if he wins the election next month and how his “America First” approach might play out with multiplying tensions around the world. He tells Wall Street Journal Editor at Large Gerry Baker it would “make sense” for Israel to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities as it seeks to reduce Teheran’s threat. He also says a deal to settle the Russia-Ukraine war is possible but that the U.S. must show support for Kyiv to bring pressure on Moscow. And he responds to claims in a new book by Bob Woodward that Donald Trump personally sent Vladimir Putin American Covid tests during the pandemic, and that the two world leaders had multiple conversations after the election of Joe Biden. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Muddying the Abortion Waters Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | Democrats have turned abortion into a potent campaign issue ever since the Supreme Court released its 2022 Dobbs decision, successfully portraying Republican opponents as a threat to women's rights. With GOP candidates now moving to the middle and engaging on the issue, Democrats are making false claims about their opponents' positions. Who's campaigning more effectively?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Abortion Rights and Womens Health Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-09 | Do the left's abortion distortions pose a risk to women's health? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Could the Crown Heights Riots Recur? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-08 | Thirty years ago, police held back while roving bands attacked Jews in a Brooklyn neighborhood. Could the Crown Heights riots recur?Triggered by a Hasidic man running a red light and accidentally hitting and killing a young Black child, the riot led to major attacks on Jews, with thousands forced into hiding while windows shattered, police watched and Mayor David Dinkins stayed aloof. Members of the crowd shouted “Hitler should have finished the job” and “Death to the Jews.” Charles Price, a heroin addict and petty thief, was vocal. “We can’t take this anymore. They’re killing our children,” he said, according to witnesses.A wave of antisemitism makes the events of CrowPaul an Heights, Brooklyn, in 1991 newly relevant and worthy of reconsideration.WSJ Opinion Docs: “Get the Jew”: The Crown Heights Riot Revisited sheds light on the worst antisemitic riot in American history. In this film, we interview Rev. Al Sharpton and then-Deputy Police Chief Ray Kelly, as well as WSJ Opinion writer Elliot Kaufman.Watch the full documentary: on.wsj.com/3Yh32EDSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNsz#WSJOpinion #WSJ
All Things with Kim Strassel: Oct. 7, One Year Later Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-08 | Monday marked the one-year anniversary of Hamas's deadly massacre, the start of a multifront attack against Israel by Iran and its proxies. On this episode of the All Things podcast, Middle East security analyst Michael Doran reviews the fallout. Is Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu leading Israel to victory in the conflict in Gaza and against Hezbollah? Does the Joe Biden administration grasp the true risk in the region, and what lessons should the next president draw about its allies and presence in the Middle East?0:00 Oct. 7, One Year Later9:00 Fighting Hamas and Hezbollah17:00 What the Next President Will DoSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Where Israel Goes After Oct. 7 Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-07 | Where does the conflict go from here, and what will change when Kamala Harris or Donald Trump take office?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
How the World Changed After the Oct. 7 Hamas Massacre Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-07 | It’s been one year since Hamas shocked the world with an attack on Israel, killing 1,200 people and taking 251 people hostage, 101 of which are still being held captive. Since then, Israel has been at war with Hamas, as well as Hezbollah and Iran. 0:00 How the World Changed After the Oct. 7 Hamas Massacre12:00 At War with Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Will Jack Smith’s New Filing Affect the 2024 Election? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-04 | Is this the swift pursuit of justice, or an effort by Smith and the Department of Justice to influence the 2024 election?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Jack Smiths Donald Trump Details Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-04 | A judge unsealed a new 165-page brief from special counsel Jack Smith, revealing more of the damning details behind the criminal charges against Donald Trump and his effort to overturn the 2020 election.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
A Port Strike Threatens the U.S. Economy Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-03 | The International Longshoremen’s Association has gone on strike, shutting down East and Gulf Coast ports and raising fears of shortages and price increases. What does union head Harold Daggett want for his members?0:00 A Port Strike Threatens the U.S. Economy9:00 What Does Union Head Harold Daggett Want?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Biden and Trump Weigh in on the Port Strike Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-03 | Joe Biden refuses to invoke a law to end the strike, while Donald Trump blames foreign shippers.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Debates, October Surprises and the Coin-Flip Election Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-03 | Debates, October Surprises and the Coin-Flip ElectionJD Vance and Tim Walz took to the debate stage for a substance-heavy debate that was in contrast, not only to the highly personalized debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris last month but also to all the rancorous presidential debates of the last few election cycles. Still, it's unlikely to make an iota of difference to the outcome of the election now just a month away. So what will decide the outcome of this coin-flip election?On this episode of the Free Expression podcast, Gerry Baker speaks with veteran pollster and consultant Whit Ayres about whether the polls will be accurate this time, whether Donald Trump is facing not just a gender gap, but a “gender chasm” with women voters, and how much race will be a factor in the 2024 Election.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Forget Trump-Harris. More Vance-Walz, Please Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-02 | The vice-presidential nominees shocked the nation by being civil and reasonable.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The VP Debates Biggest Moments Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-02 | In exchanges on the economy, immigration, abortion, and more, JD Vance looked calm and in command, while Tim Walz sometimes appeared flustered and unsteady.0:00 The VP Debate's Biggest Moments12:00 Immigration, Abortion and the 2020 ElectionSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Are Vance and Walz Ready For the Job? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-02 | With five weeks until the 2024 election, JD Vance and Tim Walz meet in New York for the year's only vice-presidential debate. But it remains to be seen whether this will move the needle for Donald Trump or Kamala Harris.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Last Debate of 2024? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-01 | JD Vance and Tim Walz get set for their first debate, and perhaps the last debate of 2024.Read transcriptSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Kamala Harriss Visit to the U.S.-Mexico Border Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-01 | The VP gives an immigration speech in Arizona, in an effort to address a political vulnerability. But she refuses to break with Joe Biden, while trying to shift blame to Republicans and Donald Trump, because they killed an immigration deal negotiated this year by Sen. James Lankford. 0:00 Kamala Harris's Visit to the U.S.-Mexico Border13:00 The Vance-Walz DebateSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
All Things With Kim Strassel: JD Vance and Tim Walz Take the Stage Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-10-01 | The vice presidential debate rarely carries as much weight as those at the top of the ticket, but this is no ordinary election year. With no other presidential debates scheduled before election day, and Kamala Harris giving few interviews, the contest between JD Vance and Tim Walz will be watched by millions of voters, many of whom remain undecided. On this episode of the All Things podcast, Fox News Radio host and commentator Guy Benson sets the debate stage, laying out what both candidates need to accomplish, their risks and potential pitfalls and the role of the moderators. 0:00 JD Vance and Tim Walz Take the Stage7:00 Why Were They Chosen?15:00 Who Has the Upper Hand? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Mission Creep Surrounds Trump’s Fraud Verdict Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-30 | Appellate judges say New York Attorney General Letitia James may have exceeded her legal authority.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Israel Deals a Huge Blow to Hezbollah and its Leadership Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-30 | Israel's campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon is yielding results, including the death of leader Hassan Nasrallah. 0:00 Israel Deals a Huge Blow to Hezbollah and its Leadership12:00 What Does Iran Do Next? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Israels Military Effort Since Oct. 7 Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-30 | What does the military effort say about Israel's strategy a year since the Oct. 7 massacre, and how should the U.S. respond?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Volodymyr Zelensky Visits the White House and Trump Tower Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-27 | The Ukrainian president travels to Washington to discuss U.S. aid with Joe Biden and New York to meet with Donald Trump. Yet Zelensky stirs Republican complaints by calling JD Vance’s ideas "too radical" and then by going with prominent Democrats to visit an ammunition plant in the swing state of Pennsylvania. Does this blunder into U.S. politics pose a risk of polarizing defense assistance to Ukraine?0:00 Volodymyr Zelensky Visits the White House9:54 Commercial Break10:00 Volodymyr Zelensky Visits Trump TowerSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Ukraine and the November Election Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-27 | How much do Kyiv's prospects depend on the November election?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Whats in Kamala Harriss Fair Share Economic Plan? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-26 | The Democratic nominee releases an 82-page economic plan and claims she's a "capitalist." We inspect the details to see if she's right. 0:00 What's in Kamala Harris's 'Fair Share' Economic Plan?5:45 Commercial Break5:50 Tax Breaks and Housing Costs Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The Indictment of Eric Adams Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-26 | Can New York City Mayor Eric Adams remain in office after being indicted on federal corruption charges?Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Joe Biden Evaporates but His Bureaucrats Don’t Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-25 | One of the campaign’s most important issues is the vast power and authority of the federal government.Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Kamala Harris Is Ready to Nuke the Senate Filibuster Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-25 | The vice president has suggested eliminating the Senate's 60-vote threshold to pass a national abortion law. But are Democrats underestimating the risks of unleashing majority rule in the upper chamber?0:00 Kamala Harris Is Ready to Nuke the Senate Filibuster8:01 Commercial Break8:15 What Are the Consequences? Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Defending the Filibuster Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-25 | Senator Joe Manchin warns ending the filibuster will 'destroy our country' and further inflame national politics. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
All Things With Kim Strassel: Can Republicans Keep Their House Majority? Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-24 | The GOP barely kept its House majority in 2022, weighed down by controversial candidates and Democratic attacks on abortion. Will Republicans keep, or even expand, their hold on the chamber? On this episode of All Things, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Richard Hudson (R-NC) talks through the candidates that have the best chances to flip seats from blue to red, what the GOP is doing differently on abortion this time, and Donald Trump's influence on down-ballot races. He also weighs in on the chance of a government shutdown and whether the scandal over North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson will hurt Trump or other candidates in that battleground state. Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Joe Bidens Final U.N. Address, Amid Chaotic Global Conflict Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-24 | In his final address to the United Nations General Assembly as president, Joe Biden takes credit for his withdrawal from Afghanistan and his and Vice President Kamala Harris's support for Ukraine after Putin’s invasion. 0:00 Joe Biden's Final U.N. Address, Amid Chaotic Global Conflict9:42 Commercial Break9:50 Ukraine Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
The World According to Joe Biden Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-24 | With conflict raging in Europe and the Middle East and authoritarians on the rise in most regions of the globe, is Joe Biden leaving the world in more disarray than when he took office?Read transcriptSubscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
Under the Heel of Chinese Tyranny Wall Street Journal Opinion 2024-09-24 | When Hong Kong was handed over to China from the British in 1997, the city colony’s freedoms were supposed to be maintained for the next 50 years. But in nearly half that time, Beijing has broken its promises and imposed its totalitarian rule. A national security law that curtailed freedom of speech has contributed to turning a once-thriving city colony into a climate of repression. One man imprisoned under this national security law has become the face of Hong Kong's suffering. Jimmy Lai, who fled from the mainland to Hong Kong as a boy, became an outspoken critic of the People’s Republic of China after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, and founded a lively free-speech-defending newspaper Apple Daily. In 2020 Lai became the first person convicted under the national security law and has served nearly four years in solitary confinement and is still in prison today. On this episode of Free Expression podcast Jimmy Lai’s son Sebastien and human rights lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher discuss with Gerry Baker the latest on Jimmy Lai’s health and the appalling conditions he is living under, the bogus charges levied against him, and the diplomatic and economic pressure that can be put on China if Jimmy Lai does not go free. 0:00 Introduction6:13 The Bogus Charges 13:39 Commercial Break14:00 What Can the U.S. Do? 21:00 Financial Targets in Response Subscribe to WSJ Opinion: bit.ly/3PovNszMore from WSJ Opinion:On site: wsj.com/news/opinionOn Twitter: twitter.com/WSJopinionOn Facebook: facebook.com/WSJOpinion#WSJOpinion #WSJ
