Today, Hannah Klein invited Suzi Kota, who authored "American Women vs. Sharia Law: Guide To Win This Invisible War." As Suzi describes, America and democracy are still wonderful, and in my opinion, American exceptionalism is based on diversity. Even though the U.S. may not be perfect, the nation and its democracy have, without a doubt, led the world.

Jihadism, though, has infiltrated Western values over the past decades. What people saw on October 7th was the aggressive political Jihadism, which was practiced in its form by a genocidal terrorist group Hamas.

Use the following link to get a copy of Suzi Kota's book.

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Gregory Lyakhov is the world's youngest syndicated columnist. His articles can be seen in Newsmax, Jerusalem Post, New York Post, The Hill, Wall Street Journal etc. He discusses politics from various dimensions, and his articles are very interesting to read.

Hannah Klein made a request to discuss U.S. politics under Trump administration and some topics relevant to Israel. Gregory is a strong supporter of Israel with a Jewish background himself.

Who is more biased? is one of the discussions among many that Gregory and Hannah Had.

Greg Lyakhov's article-

https://thehill.com/opinion/education/5383500-mamdani-school-choice-nyc/amp/ on The Hill

It's July 4th, the Independence Day of America. It's a day to think of what freedom is. Freedom is Never Free.

Today's guest is Grant de Graf, a filmmaker of Antisemitism and Holocaust education. Hannah Klein had conversation with Grant on various topics, and what motivates him to make films of the Jewish people during the Holocaust.