David Bahnsen is a journalist and commentator who writes for publications such as RealClearMarkets and National Review. His articles cover a range of topics including economics, politics, and cultural issues. David's work has also been featured in The Wall Street Journal.
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David is joined for the second time on Capital Record by Dr. Andrew Abela, dean of the Busch School of Business at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., and
David Bahnsen, author of Full Time: Work and the Meaning of Life, wrote this for Prager University.
David is joined by Sam Raus of Young Voices to discuss all the hubbub around the proposed Nippon Steel acquisition of U.S. Steel. The opposition to a company do
For the first time in a century, the West Coast's largest newspaper won't take sides in a presidential contest. Adios, Fernando Valenzuela. Goodbye Columbus, hello Quetzalcoatl. After criticizing laws that limit free speech, Will is cancelled by an L.A.-area chamber of commerce. Elon Musk strikes back at the California Coastal Commission. Newsom is shocked that punishing new oil regulations have led to the closure of one of the West Coast's largest refineries. California cities are eyeballing streaming services like Netflix and Hulu as a new tax source — by calling them a “utility.” Music by Metalachi.
Newsom got what he wanted out of the state legislature, but the new regs are going to boost carbon emissions, raise the price of gasoline, and fund global terror.
Gavin Newsom promises to deploy the power of the state of California in a lawfare campaign to stop President-elect Trump before he starts. Music by Metalachi.
David and Will offer free advice to California Democrats on the real meaning of the November 2024 election, but Governor Gavin Newsom is already ignoring them.
Governor Gavin Newsom convenes a special session of the state legislature to defend California from the incoming Trump administration.
In this special episode, Will talks with John Manly, the nation's leading attorney in cases representing victims of sexual assault — in the Catholic Church, major U.S. universities, and increasingly in California's public schools. This conversation is definitely not for children; indeed, many adult listeners will find John's descriptions of sexual assault intolerable. Music by Metalachi.
Podcast Episode · Capital Record · 12/05/2024 · 1h 9m
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