Episode 12: David Horowitz
Oct 28, 2016•1 hr 16 min
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Episode description
David Horowitz, the founder and president of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, has reinvented himself from a staunch communist and leftist to one of the most controversial conservative thinkers in America. In this podcast, we discuss his support of Trump and why he think Never-Trumpers are wrong, what he thinks The Left is doing to America, and his stance on the Middle East. We also dive into some questions about his career and legacy.
Show Notes
- David’s experience seeing Bill and Hillary in the 1990s
- About when he met Sidney Blumenthal
- Why he didn’t take a position during the primary
- What he thought when Trump announced his candidacy
- Why he thinks all conservatives should get behind Trump
- How he thinks Never-Trumpers are wrong
- David’s thoughts on what America should do in the Middle East
- His thoughts on Hillary Clinton and Democrats in general
- David responds to criticism of his piece on Billy Crystal for Breitbart
- Why he has never visited Israel
- How to reinvent yourself at a later stage in life
- What David’s legacy will be
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