Mayor Rudy Giuliani: Twitter Showing It’s True Colors As a “Political Operation”

Questions and concerns about the role and responsibility social media play reached a tipping point this past week. Twitter flagged tweets by President Trump after the social media giant said he promoted unsubstantiated claims that mail-in ballots can lead to voter fraud. The company went on to flag the President’s...

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Bill O’Reilly: “I Think the Folks Have Spoken”

Bill O’Reilly joined The Cats Roundtable to break down this past heated week in the news. Protests have spilled into violence across the country following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Monday. O’Reilly called Floyd’s death, which was captured on video and quickly went viral on social...

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Jeff Cathey and Ken Fisher: Give Veterans The Support and Opportunities They Need

It’s Memorial Day weekend, and Americans are not letting a pandemic stop the holiday. As the country pauses to celebrate, The Cats Roundtable is joined by Jeff Cathey and Ken Fisher to discuss what it’s like to be on the front lines in taking care of our veterans, service members,...

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Admiral James Stavridis: A Pretty Big Message for Memorial Day

This Memorial Day weekend offers Americans a chance to pause and reflect, to reconvene, and join together after what is doubtlessly a difficult time. While the nation celebrates service members and veterans, almost 200,000 Americans are currently deployed abroad, and James Stavridis hopes that Americans can reflect on the duty...

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Newt Gingrich: Reelecting Trump is “Key” to the Rule of Law

Newt Gingrich joined The Cats Roundtable to break down a myriad of topics, such as the growing international criticism of China, and the spread of the coronavirus from Europe to the U.S. He also discussed what Michael Flynn’s trial means for conservatives, and unravels the divide hiding in the...

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Chris Christie: Americans Have Never Walked Away from Risk

After the stunning reversal of the Justice Department in early May to dismiss the charges against former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn earlier, a federal judge delayed the decision this past Tuesday. Flynn’s case had been under review by Attorney General William Barr, who found that Flynn had committed no...

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Stephen Moore: Lockdown has “Shut Down The Livelihood of So Many Americans”

Late this past March, state and local governments issued social-distancing orders to stop the pandemic, causing businesses to shutter overnight, while sending millions of workers into unemployment. Now, as the pace of the virus slows, state by state, governors are facing mounting pressure to get businesses operating and workers back...

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Congressman Peter King: Michael Flynn is a “True Patriot”

After this week’s stunning announcement from the Department of Justice that it would be dropping criminal charges against Michael Flynn, Congressman Peter King joined The Cats Roundtable to discuss new revelations into the FBI’s investigation of Flynn and why the case was dropped. Flynn had pleaded guilty in December 2017...

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