Bruce Herschensohn's guest appearances

Bruce Herschensohn

American Conservative University

Townhall Review | Conservative Commentary On Today's News

Nixon Now Podcast

Nixon Presidential Library Events

The Ed Morrissey Show

Brian Kilmeade

Scott Huesing

William F. Buckley

Luke Nichter

Pat Buchanan

James Rosen

Richard Nixon

Carl Anthony

Andrew Jackson

Henry Kissinger

Stanley McChrystal

Ronald Reagan

Andrew Scott

Gary Sinise

Dana Perino

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Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone dropped a bombshell on Nancy Pelosi last week, barring her from receiving the Eucharist. What about the Vatican? Wall Street Journal reporter and famed Vaticanista Francis X. Rocca tell us that this is much more nuanced than we would expect. Pepperdine University's Pete Peterson joins us to discuss Bruce Herschensohn's final and posthumous book, A Profile of Hong Kong, and why this matters more than ever in regard to Taiwan. We also fondly recall Bruce and his place in policy history. Finally, don't miss my commentary on the lesson from the trial of Michael Sussmann.

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone dropped a bombshell on Nancy Pelosi last week, barring her from receiving the Eucharist. What about the Vatican? Wall Street Journal reporter and famed Vaticanista Francis X. Rocca tell us that this is much more nuanced than we would expect. Pepperdine University's Pete Peterson joins us to discuss Bruce Herschensohn's final and posthumous book, A Profile of Hong Kong, and why this matters more than ever in regard to Taiwan. We also fondly recall Bruce and his place in policy history. Finally, don't miss my commentary on the lesson from the trial of Michael Sussmann.

Pelosi Communion Ban, Remembering Bruce Herschensohn, and the Dirtiest Trick Since Watergate

Bruce Herschensohn delivered the annual Nixon Legacy Lecture in honor of President Nixon's 105th birthday, celebrated at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum.

Bruce Herschensohn on President Nixon's 105th Birthday

Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the signing of the Paris Peace Accords, which ended U.S. combat operations in Indochina. Joining us to discuss this topic is Bruce Herschensohn, former director of Motion Picture and Television at the U.S. Information Agency and staff assistant to President Nixon. He's the author of "An American Amnesia: How U.S. Congress Forces the Surrenders of Vietnam and Cambodia" and is currently a senior fellow at the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy.Interview by Jonathan Movroydis.

Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the signing of the Paris Peace Accords, which ended U.S. combat operations in Indochina. Joining us to discuss this topic is Bruce Herschensohn, former director of Motion Picture and Television at the U.S. Information Agency and staff assistant to President Nixon. He's the author of "An American Amnesia: How U.S. Congress Forces the Surrenders of Vietnam and Cambodia" and is currently a senior fellow at the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy. Interview by Jonathan Movroydis.

Bruce Herschensohn on the End of the Vietnam War