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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2025 · 39 MIN

Bachmann: Netanyahu is "Modern Day Church Churchill"

from This Week on Capitol Hill · host This Week on the Hill

On our latest edition, former Congresswoman MICHELE BACHMANN — who also serves on the board of the  International Fellowship of Christians and Jews — tells TONY PERKINS that Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU is “a modern day Winston Churchill” who was destined to lead his nation at this challenging period in history. And Dr. MORDECHAI KEDAR of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies discusses the unique concept for potential Middle East peace called “The Emerites Proposal.” Congressman CHIP ROY (R-TX) reports on latest efforts to provide relief for victims of the historic 4th of July flooding in Texas. Liberty Counsel president MATT STAVER zeroes-in on a new IRS ruling that may unshackle pastors from any restriction on their freedom of speech in the pulpit. And Tony’s commentary looks at falsehoods activists are spreading about President Trump’s Recission plans. All that and more ahead on Salem’s THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL, releasing at 10AM Eastern Saturday on the Salem News Channel. More here: http://thisweekoncapitolhill.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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