Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption case and ensuing protests on ‘Fox Report.’

Be prepared to be surprised and maybe shocked and/or embarrassed.

Anyone who follows me or listens to or watches my program knows I have regular guests whom I trust to be fair and accurate. The audience also knows the program promotes the podcasts I believe to be crucial to one of two things: serious content on which can be built "world views" on why "the West is best" backed up by facts and defensible opinions, and fun.

My "fun" — the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and the Ohio State University Buckeyes — is not everyone’s idea of fun, but it’s the price of listening. For decades, the audience has put up with my idiosyncrasies concerning "fun" because they trust my screening on important points-of-view. They know and account for my biases.

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One of the regular guests who has generated his own unique and very bright demand signal since the massacre of innocent Israelis and others on Oct. 7, 2023 is Haviv Rettig Gur.

Rettig Gur is an Israeli public intellectual who works across many platforms, including now The Free Press, the Times of Israel and his own podcast "Ask Haviv Anything." Haviv’s Patreon community is also large and growing. 

His popularity is (my opinion) because of his excellence as a teacher, period. Haviv is learned, articulate, funny and curious about the world, and he is eager to persuade about the facts of history and of Israel’s present crises. If he was a professor at Harvard, his basic course on world history would have to be limited because of student demand. He is among the finest teachers I have ever encountered, up there with Harvey Mansfield of Harvard, Larry Arnn of Hillsdale and the late Mary Kay Kane of Hastings Law School (whom I was lucky to draw........

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