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The Lars Larson Show Interviews
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The Lars Larson Show Interviews
Latest Episodes
Shawn Carney - Is Plan C breaking abortion laws?
A Republican senator is calling for a federal investigation into a group accused of helping ship abortion pills into states where the procedure is restricted. Shawn Carney, President of 40 Days for Life, joins the show to discuss the allegation...
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Dr. Matthew Spalding - Is the Smithsonian rewriting American history?
America's museums are meant to preserve history, but critics argue some have become vehicles for political activism. Dr. Matthew Spalding, Vice President of Washington Operations at Hillsdale College and Dean of the Van Andel Graduate Sch...
Professor Eugene Kontorovich - Should America punish Ireland over Israel?
Ireland has approved legislation targeting goods from Israeli settlements, raising questions about whether the United States should respond. Professor Eugene Kontorovich, Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom and professor at George...
Luke Lindberg - Are Trump's trade deals helping American farmers?
After years of trade deficits, new export numbers suggest America's agricultural outlook may be improving. Luke Lindberg, USDA Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs, joins the show to discuss rising exports, the shrin...
Attorney General Brenna Bird - Is politics influencing America's judges?
Judges are expected to decide cases based on the law—not political ideology. So what happens when concerns emerge about bias in judicial training materials? Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird joins the show to discuss controversy surroundi...