Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host Broadcasts From Nixon Library
On Thursday, New York Times bestselling author and syndicated radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt aired his show live from the Nixon Library. The program included Congressman Mike Pence, James Lileks and an in-studio appearance by Nixon Foundation President Ron Walker. Hewitt also signed copies of his new book GOP 5.0: Republican Renewal Under President Obama.
Afterward, Hewitt joined Bennett, and fellow conservative talk show host Mike Gallagher for America Unplugged, a special forum presented by KRLA 870 on President Obama's first year in office.
Watch video of Hewitt's interview with Walker below:
Bruce Herschenson
LETTER FROM YORBA LINDA #73 | February 25, 2010 An American Amnesia
By Bruce Herschensohn, former Deputy Special Assistant to President Nixon
It was my privilege to be part of the Nixon Administration during the height of the Southeast Asian War, first as Director of Motion Pictures and Television of the United States Information Agency and later as Deputy Special Assistant to President Nixon. I was, therefore, able to witness a great man seek liberty for the people of Southeast Asia.
My new book, An American Amnesia is the story of President Nixon’s pursuit, and how the 93rd Congress attempted to thwart his pursuit and how, after he left office, the 94th Congress forced the surrenders of South Vietnam and Cambodia.
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July 16–18, 2010 for the largest gathering of Nixon family, Nixon Administration alumni, campaign workers, Nixon Foundation members, fans and friends since the grand opening of the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace in July 1990.
