SoCal right-talk-radio audience meets their hosts to address prospects in the Trump Era

Talk-radio hosts from Republican and Libertarian, Salem Radio's 870 KRLA The Answer interacted with a microcosm of their broadcast audience at the Alex Theater in Glendale, southern California.

Larry Elder, Brian Whitman, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager, Jennifer Horn, and occasional guest-host, Dr. Sebastian Gorka assessed U.S. policy and society after the first eight, tumultuous months of the Trump administration. 

Salem Radio host Michael Medved and Sebastian Gorka
answered audience questions during and after the Town Hall

We asked Dr. Sebastian Gorka, a US security policy veteran of the Trump Administration why he feels that our civic officials entrusted to protect us, omit reference to the motivations of the Islamist movement against Western societies? How does this protect us from or steel our loins against jihadism? 



Host, Larry Elder was asked what perspective Sebastian Gorka brought to his first-time Town Hall appearance.  Elder also addressed Democrat obsession alleging Pres. Trump as racist. 



"The Morning Answer" radio co-host, Brian Whitman, who considers himself a genuine liberal, reveals how he feels about self-professed liberals inhibiting and disrupting talks by Republican speakers, such as his former co-host, Ben Shapiro, at live appearances he makes on university campuses.


Jewish, Liberal critics have attempted to smear Dr. Sebastian Gorka as anti-Semitic, lumping him in with their mis-characterizing Pres. Trump as racist. What does Zionistic air-personality/author Michael Medved of Salem Radio think about this?

Town Hall will return at the Alex Theater on Sunday, September 16, 2018.

Hot-shot right-talk hosts debate at Pasadena Town Hall, organized by Salem Radio

Town Hall discussion among (from left): Hugh Hewitt, Brian Whitman, Elisha Krauss, Larry Elder, Mike Gallagher,
Mark Levin, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager, Ben Shapiro 

More than 3,000 people attended the Town Hall 2016, held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Sunday night, 18 September. Radio's AM 870 presented the event, in which the station’s radio talk  hosts took on the question: Who would be better to lead the country – Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?

Panelists Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Mike Gallagher, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager, and Larry Elder debated points presented by Hugh Hewitt, Brian Whitman and Elisha Krauss on the presidential election, national security, the economy and the future of the Republican Party.

Townhall 2016 was presented by AM 870 The Answer, the local L.A. radio station on which the hosts’ shows can be heard.

Talk-radio hosts debate Americans' issues in-person at live, L.A. theater event

Panelists (L-R) Elisha Krauss, Brian Wittman, Ben Shapiro, Dennis Prager,
Michael Medved, Hugh Hewitt, Katie Pavlich

Commentators about politics and culture featured on Salem Radio, Dennis Prager, Michael Medved, Hugh Hewitt, and Katie Pavlich debate before an audience of their fans and detractors. 

The debate was moderated by Brian Wittman and Elisha Krauss of The Morning Answer team on 870 KRLA The Answer in Los Angeles. 


News excerpt from political commentators' debate on October 19, 2014 at the Alex Theater in Glendale, California.

KRLA's Morning Answer team, Elisa Krauss, Brian Wittman and Ben Shapiro

California's Carly Fiorina, who could sway Senate balance from Obama, intimates to Dennis Prager

(DemoCast original video) Radio-host Dennis Prager interviews Carly Fiorina, live, before an audience in Los Angeles on October 24th.



(TransWorldNews) Who voters choose in California may also be the deciding factor as to whether control of the Senate remains with Democrats or passes to Republicans.

The hard-fought race between Democrat Barbara Boxer and Republican Carly Fiorina is being tipped as one of the deciding races in the Senate balance.

It is widely expected that Republicans will win in the House, however the bid for control of the Senate is a much harder feat. Democrats currently have a majority of 59, with 57 Democrats and 2 independents, so the Republicans would have to keep all of their seats plus win a further 10 to tip the balance in their favor.

Aside from ousting three-term incumbent Boxer in California, the Republicans would also have to oust Nevada’s Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid as well as President Obama’s former seat of Illinois and the seat held by Democrat Robert Byrd for five decades in West Virginia, currently being contested by Democrat Joe Manchin in a very tight race with Republican John Raese.

California and Washington are said to be the two races which will ultimately decide the fate of the Senate, and Carly Fiorina is being backed big-time by Republicans. The former Hewlett-Packard CEO has been bolstered by more than $5 million into her campaign coffers, which shows "not only the importance of this race but also the viability of Carly," according to a Fiorina campaign spokesperson.

At this point, Boxer is in the mid-40’s in the polls, which has her campaign worried, with little less than two weeks until the election. But in this volatile political climate, nothing is certain until polls close November 2.

Conservative radio host, Dennis Prager, examines Barack Obama's inaugural address for clues into where "Change" is headed

Dennis Prager, the conservative American radio talk-show host, explores insights into the Obama presidency which Pres. Obama may have revealed through his inaugural address.


Presented at Chabad of the Beach Cities, Redondo Beach, California.

Dennis Prager explores the Jewish perspective on the Jihadist war Israel joins America in combating

Radio personality, Dennis Prager, speaks about the Jewish experience in the contemporary world. He discusses the malice of the press, the Arab world, and liberal Jewry (who are never opposed to violence against Arabs - by Arabs - only by America or Israel).



Mr. Prager discusses the Jewish contributions to America's foundational prinicples and character. He addresses the need to overcome legitimate threats from the Islamic world, including Hamas sympathists' repercussions against global Jewry; and the need for vigilance from Jewish institutional and individual leadership.

Presentation was made on behalf of Chabad of Conejo Valley in the greater Los Angeles area, Tuesday 13 Jan 2009.

Radio's Dennis Prager denounces leftist Jews enlisting Obama to interfere in Israel's survival & self-defense

Despite a weak track-record on understanding the threat of Jihad against the West and Israel, Sen. Barack Obama carried the Jewish American vote against Sen. John McCain, by a 3 to 1 margin.

Since Iran-funded Hamas has revealed its ruthless, 'creating Palestinian civilian casualties aids our Holy War against the Jews' nature, radio commentator Dennis Prager wonders how the will the incoming, leftist/Palestinian-ally President Barack Obama intervene - for or against the global Islamist movement, opposing Western civilization?

Who voted for him - and what were they hoping for? What influence should the secular, American-Jewish Left have over the defense of the land that God bequeathed to the nation of Israel in the Bible?

Mr. Prager directed these remarks at the annual convention of the Orthodox (Jewish) Union, Western Region in December. He also will lecture tonight, Tuesday, 13 January in Westlake Village, California.