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In a lively and engaging episode of his bi-monthly show, Coach Lou Holtz sits down with the charismatic Reece Davis, a titan in the world of sports hosting and broadcasting. The conversation is not just a meeting of minds but a showcase of humor, wisdom, and the enduring values that drive success. Davis, known for his insightful commentary and infectious energy, shares anecdotes from his career, peppered with humor that has Holtz in stitches. From amusing mishaps on live TV to memorable moments behind the scenes, Davis’s stories paint a vivid picture of the unpredictable world of sports broadcasting. But amidst the laughter, a more resounding theme emerges—the importance of values and faith in achieving success. Davis speaks passionately about these principles’ role in his life, emphasizing their impact on his career and personal development. No stranger to the power of values, Holtz nods in agreement, underscoring the need for America to return to these foundational principles. The conversation takes a more serious turn as Davis discusses the challenges of balancing a demanding career with family life. He shares heartfelt insights into the importance of being present for his loved ones, highlighting the sacrifices and joys of juggling these responsibilities. As the interview progresses, Davis offers his predictions for March Madness, showcasing his deep knowledge of the game. His analysis is insightful and delivered with a wit and charm that keeps the audience engaged throughout. In conclusion, Lou Holtz’s interview with Reece Davis is a delightful blend of humor, wisdom, and sports expertise. It serves as a reminder of the values underpinning success, the importance of continuous growth, and a strong moral compass in achieving greatness.

Join us for the premier episode of The Lou Holtz Show. Today we are joined by Auburn Basketball Head Coach Bruce Pearl. Bruce Pearl, an accomplished basketball coach and proud American, shares his journey and values in this conversation. He discusses his background, coaching career, and the impact of his Jewish faith on his life and coaching philosophy. Pearl emphasizes the importance of community service, teaching values, and patriotism. He also addresses the prevalence of anti-Semitism and the need for unity and dialogue. Throughout the conversation, Pearl's passion for coaching, love for his country, and commitment to doing what is right shine through. Takeaways - Community service and teaching values are essential for coaches and educators. - Embracing one's faith and heritage can provide guidance and purpose in life. - Anti-Semitism is a prevalent issue that needs to be addressed and countered. - Politics should not overshadow the values and principles that unite us as Americans. - March Madness and the NCAA tournament provide memorable moments and opportunities for teams to compete for championships. #louholtz #auburn #auburnbasketball #viralvideo #viral

America First Agenda Summit Day Two

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Join AFPI Executive Director, Chad Wolf, as he sits down with Lt. General Keith Kellogg, Co-chair of the AFPI Center for American Security, and Fred Fleitz, Vice-Chair of the AFPI Center for American Security. Chad, Lt. General Kellogg, and Fred discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and where American security stands today. Tune in for a perspective you won't hear anywhere else.

NOW LIVE: The America First Agenda Podcast, hosted by Secretary Chad Wolf, with first guest AFPI President and CEO, Brooke Rollins.

WATCH HERE to join the America First Policy Institute featuring Senator Rick Scott, AFPI Executive Director Chad Wolf, & AFPI China Policy Initiative Chair Steve Yates for a discussion on China in 2022: An Olympic-Sized Threat.

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Join AFPI Executive Director, Chad Wolf with Pam Bondi, Matthew Whitaker, and Tanya Gould, a survivor of human trafficking, for a discussion on ways to end human trafficking in our country, and why the Biden Administration’s open border policies have exacerbated the problem and put vulnerable women and children at risk.

WATCH: The Honorable Chad Wolf, Chairman of the AFPI Center for Homeland Security and Immigration and America's Sheriffs on how the Biden Administration is failing the American people on border security. LEARN MORE: https://americafirstpolicy.com/latest/using-executive-action-to-secure-the-border

A live-stream panel discussion on American Security 20 Years After 9.11 featuring Center for American Security Co-Chairmen Lt. Gen (ret.) Keith Kellogg Former & Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, and Center for Homeland Security & Immigration Chairman Former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf.

8/25 AT 1:00PM ET WATCH NOW! Join Former Governor Bobby Jindal, Dr. Heidi Overton, and Brooke Rollins for conversations with Governors Greg Abbott of Texas and Tate Reeves of Mississippi as well as leading physicians and employers. Hear patient impact stories and learn how we hope to work with stakeholders to apply a customized Treatment Plan for Americans and together build a Healthy America. #OpportunityFirst

America is under threat from ideologies that are eroding our founding principles. The American way of life, including federalism, free speech, and the rule of law, are being undermined and distorted in our courts. The America First Policy Institute is establishing the Constitutional Litigation Partnership to restore the most fundamental rights of all Americans. The Partnership will fight to restore government that is of the people, for the people, and by the people.

Americans deserve to know that their leaders put their security and interests first, without pretext or apology, when it comes to their diplomatic efforts with other nations. The last four years saw America’s foreign policy shift in this direction, with results that benefitted Americans in the U.S. policy in the Middle East, towards China and on the southern border. Tragically, the current administration is reversing these policies, including on Iran and Russia. We need to return to an America First approach to our foreign policy, and the first step is understanding what that policy approach looks like and why it worked so well over the last four years.