
Join Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House and Ph.D. historian, for the most diverse, informative, and entertaining podcast available. Every episode is an education.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1040 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Please try to get someone to address our electric grid and the EMP threat. The Chinese government has openly said they want out land without our people. An EMP could accomplish that quickly.
I’ve always liked this show and Newt’s long form discussion format. I think he’s really outdone himself in his coverage of our 250th birthday. The guest’s he had on the show and the topics have been excellent, and, frankly, I’ve not found as good content in any competing shows.
Thank you Mr Speaker for your podcasts that offer a behind the scenes to American politics that helps to balance out all the noise in current politics that can make it hard to separate out the wheat from the chaff.
I love these podcasts - except the recent one with the trial lawyers who shook down tech on the social media case ruined it. Silly case … no way to prove that social media caused the girl’s issues / absolved parents for responsibility / cherry picked documents from defendant … put on display everything that is wrong with the American left and Newt was a sycophant.
Absolutely a top podcast. I treasure my time on this podcast. So varied with political updates, behind the seen info, how our government works, and the most interesting and fun part is the history of the amazing individuals we never learned about in school.
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The show features long-form, interview-driven conversations with prominent politicians, historians, policy experts, and industry leaders. Episodes span American governance, education policy, national history, science communication, and geopolitical topics, with a strong emphasis on leadership, policy strategy, and real-world implications. The host guides discussions with a clear emphasis on bipartisanship, historical context, and practical takeaways for decision-makers and curious listeners alike. A standout quality is the breadth of guests—from senators and administration insiders to scholars and industry executives—delivering high-level insights across politics, policy, and history, often tied to current events and long-running American n... more
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