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Gary Ginsberg – Episode 69 Jul 26, 2021

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Gary Ginsberg joins Greg Kelly to discuss the dynamics that presidents have with their friends.

In fact, that is the subject of Ginsberg's new book "First Friends: The Powerful, Unsung (And Unelected) People Who Shaped Our Presidents." Ginsberg is the perfect person to write this, as someone who had a front row seat to the relationships held by one of America's most famously affable presidents, Bill Clinton.

The book reads like a novel, with incredible detail that shines a light on these relationships. Ginsberg chats with Greg about the amount of research that went on to be an after-the-fact fly on the wall to multiple lives of multiple presidents.

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Yeonmi Park – Episode 68 Jul 19, 2021

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Yeonmi Park sits down with Greg Kelly to share her inspirational story of defection from North Korea. First, her family escaped to China where Park and her mother were kidnapped by human traffickers. The family later escaped to South Korea, and finally settled in the United States in 2014.

Park shares her story in her 2015 book, In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom.

The emotion of the experience is still raw as she recounts her story to Greg Kelly. Park is now an advocate for Human Trafficking victims, and continues to be outspoken against North Korea.

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Michael Knowles – Episode 67 Jul 16, 2021

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Michael Knowles, host of "The Michael Knowles Show" on the Daily Wire and author of the best-selling book "Speechless" sits down with Greg Kelly.

The pair discuss what is happening to the Republican party, and how the odds-on favorites for 2022 and 2024 can enter their cycles even stronger. Plus, Michael defines what "Liberty" means to him.

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Clint Hill – Episode 66 Jul 14, 2021

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Retired Secret Service agent Clint Hill was in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The iconic image of Agent Hill leaping on the back of the presidential limo was captured in the Zapruder film seen around the world.

Agent Hill sat down with Greg Kelly in 2016 to discuss his career in the secret service, and his time inside the Kennedy's Camelot. Plus, the pair also discuss Agent Hill's career after the assassination of JFK in this never-before-heard interview.

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Shawn Farash – Episode 65 Jul 08, 2021

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Shawn Farash has gone viral with one of the most spot-on impressions of President Donald Trump. But who is this man who can evoke the essence of #45?

Farash is a native on Long Island, New York and founder of Long Island Loud Majority, a group meant to amplify and unify the Conservatives constantly labeled the "Silent Majority."

In this conversation with Greg Kelly, Farash discusses his journey from liberal high schooler to conservative college student--even crusading for fair treatment of ideas on campus. And ultimately, to a Trump impersonator who has impressed numerous folks in politics and beyond.

Plus, Greg and Shawn also define what exactly the "Silent Majority" means, and whether they are truly silent.

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Chris Vargo – Episode 64 Jul 05, 2021

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Chris Vargo sits down with Greg Kelly to discuss his journey from Police Officer to American-Made businessman.

Vargo, a member of the Air National Guard before becoming a police officer, first discusses the kinds of calls and procedures he would have to follow while in Law Enforcement. Then, the pair switch to talking about why Vargo had to leave his department. Undeterred, Vargo became an entrepreneur and launched Freedom Fatigues--an American-Made, Veteran-Owned apparel business that allows wearers to demonstrate their patriotism.

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Tatiana Ibrahim – Episode 63 Jun 30, 2021

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Tatiana Ibrahim is making waves with her crusade against race-based education in public schools. Ibrahim, a mother in Carmel, NY, shot to fame when a video of her confronting her local school board went viral. Ibrahim took issue with the school district's alleged adoption of Critical Race Theory.
Ibrahim said her daughter came home confused, telling her mom her teachers were telling her she was racist. It was then that Mamma Bear knew what she had to do to: rid the district of CRT.

But her speech went viral, and now she's a voice for those around the country who do not want CRT in public schools.

In this revealing interview with Greg Kelly, Tatiana gets extremely personal. Her resilience in life in the face of hardship and unspeakable tragedy has led her to being a voice for common sense in education. It is a role Tatiana Ibrahim now proudly wears like a suit of armor.

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Seth Barron – Episode 62 Jun 24, 2021

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Writer and Managing Editor of "The American Mind," Seth Barron sits down with Greg Kelly to discuss the future of New York City.

The Mayoral election is looming large over the Big Apple. Barron is the author of the newly-released book "The Last Days of New York." He and Greg delve into the field of players vying for soon-to-be former New York City Mayor De Blasio's job.

The pair also discuss how Bill de Blasio--born Warren Wilhelm, Jr and widely considered a political hack--rose to become the executive in charge of New York City. Plus, they entertain whether or not New York can recover from Mayor Bill de Blasio's 8 years in office.

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Jodi Shaw – Episode 61 Jun 22, 2021

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Jodi Shaw once had her dream position in her grasp: Librarian at Smith College in Northampton, MA. She had been excelling in the position on a non-permanent basis.

Shaw, also a poet, was told she could not rap the presentation portion of her interview for the permanent position. The reason? She was too white. She was forced to take a pay cut and a different job as a result of being unable to complete her librarian interview.

Shaw, a liberal, was then forced to attend staff meetings where gender identity and race issues were front and center. It was there that she became uncomfortable with what she saw as an illiberal direction that the school was taking.

In this conversation with Greg Kelly, Jodi Shaw opens up about why her liberal ideology does not mesh with the identity politics of today's Left. She also talks about her time at Smith as a student, and how she went from admiring the institution to suing them.

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Charlie Duke – Episode 60 Jun 17, 2021

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Legendary NASA astronaut Charlie Duke was the lunar module pilot for Apollo 16 in 1972 and became the 10th and youngest person to walk on the moon. Duke served as CAPCOM for Apollo 11, the first crew landing on the Moon. His distinctive Southern drawl became familiar to audiences around the world, as the voice of a Mission Control made nervous by a long landing that almost expended all of the Lunar Module Eagle's fuel.

Greg Kelly quizzes General Duke with awe about his time in the space program, and how the astronaut views his own legacy--one he left on the moon, along with a picture of his family.

Plus, General Duke speaks eloquently about why faith plays an important role in his life today.
To see the family picture Charlie Duke left sealed in a plastic bag on the moon visit charlieduke.com.

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