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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2024 · 1H 4M

The Real Story of Jimmy Carter’s Disastrous Foreign Policy Legacy

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Dr. Peter Hammond – The Real Story of Jimmy Carter’s Disastrous Foreign Policy Legacy December 31, 2024, by Hitchcock In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on December 31, 2024, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Jimmy Carter’s Disastrous Foreign Policy Legacy.” We discussed: why it is better to be America’s enemy than America’s friend; why Carter was overtly hostile to the Shah of Iran who was supposed to be his ally; how Carter aided and funded the Soviet Union; how naivety is often mistaken for treachery; the murderous terrorists funded by the Carter regime; why politics should stay out of sports; how Carter gave away the Panama Canal; how Ronald Reagan saved lives in Angola; why there’s nothing the Communists despise more than weakness and in turn nothing they respect more than strength; how under the Clinton regime the persecution of Christians escalated throughout the world; the worst Presidents in American history; Peter’s involvement in the creation of South Sudan; how the more successful Frontline Fellowship gets, the more they suffer financially; how you can support Peter’s Mission; and many other topics. YOU CAN EMAIL PETER AT: [email protected]

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