The Andrew Parker Podcast
Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit https://theandrewparkershow.com/ for more info.
The Andrew Parker Podcast
Latest Episodes
Who Will Stand With Israel in its Fight to Defend its People? Security, the UN and America’s Political Divide
Security is one of the most basic human needs. For Israel, Andrew Parker argues, it has also been a defining struggle for nearly 80 years — and October 7 shattered any remaining illusion that security could be taken for granted.In Episod...
Episode 507, The Andrew Parker Show - What Happened to the Liberal Democratic Party?
Has the Democratic Party abandoned traditional liberalism for a more progressive and democratic-socialist ideology?In Episode 507 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker examines what he sees as a fundamental shift within the Democratic...
Episode 506, The Andrew Parker Show - From 9/11 to October 7: Andrew Parker on Terrorism and Moral Clarity
What do September 11 and October 7 have in common, and what happens when the public narrative surrounding an attack begins to change?In Episode 506 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew reflects on the 25th anniversary of September 11 and dr...
Episode 505, The Andrew Parker Show – 25 Years After 9/11: Patriotism, Moral Relativism and a Political Awakening
Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, what lessons have we learned — and what have we forgotten?Andrew Parker welcomes back writer, Army veteran and political thinker Shane Hachey for a deeply personal conversation about 9/11, patr...
Episode 504, The Andrew Parker Show - The Politics of Renaming: Indigenous History, Israel and the Left’s Double Standard
What do Denali, Lake Calhoun, military bases and Israel have in common?A LinkedIn post about the renaming of American landmarks sparked an unexpected exchange between Andrew Parker and a longtime liberal friend — and ultimately a much bi...