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Bill O'Reilly - Episode 99 Oct 19, 2022

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Bill O'Reilly returns to chat with Greg Kelly about his latest book, "Killing the Legends." In it, O'Reilly draws eerie and startling parallels between three of the biggest influences on pop culture: Elvis Presley, Muhammad Ali, and John Lennon.
In this conversation, Bill and Greg discuss how those three icons shaped pop culture, and how the lasting effects of their fame reverberate today. Plus, O'Reilly offers his thoughts on why exactly Colonel Tom Parker held such sway over Elvis throughout Presley's life and career.
"Killing the Legends: The Lethal Danger of Celebrity" is available now.
Today's sponsor is Terrence K. Williams' Gourmet Pancake brand, Cousin T's Pancakes. Learn more here: Cousin T's (cousints.com).

David Limbaugh - Episode 98 Sep 19, 2022

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David Limbaugh, the co-author of "The Resurrected Jesus: The Church in the New Testament," joins Greg Kelly for an important conversation on the state of the Christian religion in today's secular society.

Limbaugh co-wrote this book with his daughter, Christen Limbaugh Bloom. In it, the pair focus on interpreting who Jesus was and his message in the New Testament. To that end, the elder Limbaugh answers Kelly's pointed questions on the differences between the God of the Old and New Testaments. Plus, Limbaugh gives his thoughts on how contemporary interpretations of the Bible's tales are moving society further away from knowing and accepting God.

David Limbaugh is also the brother of the late conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh. Towards the end of the interview, David gives Greg an update on how the family is moving on 18 months after Rush's death from cancer.

Angelo Armagno - Episode 97 Sep 01, 2022

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Today, Greg Kelly speaks with watchmaker Angelo Armagno. Armagno makes gorgeous yet rugged custom timepieces. His instagram, modfather_watches, has over 15,000 followers. Armagno also owns a business where he is a sign maker and vehicle wrapper.

Greg talks with Angelo about being a small business owner who has had success in following his passion!

Husain - Episode 96 Aug 10, 2022

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In today's episode, Greg chats with Husain. He's an immigrant from Ghana who is making a life for himself in the United States as a taxi driver in New York City. The pair struck up a friendship when Greg hailed a cab home one day.

This is an interesting peek inside the lives of one of the folks who make NYC work!

Dwight Chapin - Episode 95 Jul 13, 2022

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Today, we bring you part two of Greg Kelly's chat with Dwight Chapin. In the second half of their conversation, Mr. Chapin explores into detail about the Watergate Scandal, and what led to his own time in prison in the fall out. Plus, Mr. Chapin offers hindsight on the whole affair, five decades in the making.

Be sure to check out his book, "The President’s Man: The Memoirs of Nixon’s Trusted Aide." In it, Chapin delves inside his time with Nixon in the White House, his relationship to the man himself, and his imprisonment in the Watergate scandal.

Dwight Chapin - Episode 94 Jun 29, 2022

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The Greg Kelly Podcast is Back!

Today, Deputy Assistant to President Nixon, Dwight Chapin, joins Greg Kelly in this riveting two-hour conversation.

Chapin is a name known to anyone familiar with Nixon or the Watergate Scandal. In his new book, "The President’s Man: The Memoirs of Nixon’s Trusted Aide," Chapin delves inside his time with Nixon in the White House, his relationship to the man himself, and his imprisonment in the Watergate scandal.

Chapin chats with Greg about his early life and interest in politics. The pair also do a deep-dive into the politics of President Nixon's first presidential campaign and the transition that followed.

In the coming weeks, Kelly will do a part two with Mr. Chapin about his time in the White House, and get the inside story on the Watergate scandal from the man whom many feel was sent to prison as a scapegoat in the ensuing fallout.

Thanks to today’s sponsor, DeEspressoLiber.com – Special Forces Veteran Independent Coffee Roaster.

Greg Kelly - Episode 93 May 25, 2022

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We know it's been a few weeks since Greg had a podcast, so he wanted to hop on the mic and update you!

In this shorter episode, Greg gives his thoughts on the current state of divisiveness among the left. He shares soundbites that prove the president who was meant to unite us all is driving us further and further apart.

Dr. Steven Cyr - Episode 92 Apr 27, 2022

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Dr. Steven Cyr is a Mayo Clinic–trained, board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon who served fourteen years in the U.S. Air Force, during which time he was the chief of spine surgery for the Air Force. In this capacity, he served as a spine surgery consultant to the surgeon general of the Air Force and the Pentagon.
After leaving the military, Dr. Cyr began his own practice as an orthopedic surgeon, innovating in that space of medicine. However, he soon became the target of big business, insurance, and the government as his reputation was assaulted and he nearly lost everything. He details this struggle in his new book, "Cutthroat: A Surgeon’s Fight against Big Government, Corrupt Businessmen, and a Broken Healthcare System."

In this conversation with Greg Kelly, Dr. Cyr discusses his journey from respected military surgeon to maligned private practitioner, and the struggle to clear his name. Plus, he details his fight against corporate and government interests that put doctors in perilous positions.
To learn more and order the book go to: www.cutthroatbook.com
Thanks to today's sponsor, DeEspressoLiber.com - Special Forces Veteran Independent Coffee Roaster.

Kenny Xu - Episode 91 Apr 06, 2022

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Kenny Xu is the head of Color Us United, an organization that advocates for colorblind hiring and admission practices, and fights against CRT and woke culture.
In this interview with Greg Kelly, Xu explains his position as one that is inherently pro-Asian American. Xu says the focus on Black and Latino admissions numbers adversely affects Asians in higher education.

Plus, Xu discusses the recent NYC Mayor's race, and how exactly Eric Adams won over New Yorkers.

Xu is the author of "An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy."

James Zumwalt - Episode 90 Mar 30, 2022

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Greg Kelly speaks with Bronze Star recipient, former Navy Lt. James Zumwalt, about the humanitarian mission to rescue orphans during the Ukraine War.

Zumwalt recently returned from a 3 week trip to Ukraine with the Aerial Recovery Group. The group is a team of battle-tested former U.S. Veterans trying to organize safe passage for the estimated 200,000 orphans in Ukraine. There are reports that thousands of children are unaccounted for and have possibly fallen prey to traffickers taking advantage of the unrest. The core of the group's mission is to get accountability of the children to prevent human trafficking.

James Zumwalt brings urgent attention to this aspect of the humanitarian crisis happening at the hands of Putin in Eastern Europe. And the Ukraine, focused on driving out the military occupation, is little-equipped to deal with the civilian consequences of war.

This riveting conversation offers a first-hand account of the atrocities on the ground in Ukraine, from a very important perspective.

100% of donations will go to supporting refugees. If you would like to donate to the Ukraine Orphan Rescue go to: Aerial Global Community.org

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