And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics. This is the Michael Medved show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth. Not such a great day at the United

Nothing, at the United Nations where the General Assembly has voted to, and voted overwhelmingly,

to provide an upgraded status to the so-called state of Palestine, which frankly does not exist.

And a UN vote doesn't suddenly make it exist.

We will get to that.

We will also be speaking to anti-Semitism as part of the motivation

of so much of the opposition to Israel defending itself.

Everybody seems to say Israel has a right to defend itself, as if that even needs to be said.

What nation does not have a right to defend itself?

We'll be speaking to Ralph Peters, a longtime Army intelligence officer and author of

some 30 books about military strategy and military history, including great civil war novels.

Ralph Peters will be joining us later in the show. We'll also be speaking with Peter Baker, a long-time

reporter for The Washington Post, who now writes for the New York Times, and has been covering

very closely the situation of the new pressure and divisions between the Biden administration and the Netanyahu government in Israel.

Is this a political move by President Biden? If so, it seems incredibly inept. And now there is just

breaking a statement by Admiral Kirby saying that the U.S. is not giving up on the idea of getting a resolution and a deal that could lead to the release of whichever hostages survive.

We will be covering that on the Medved Show.

We also will be talking about an analysis, a new analysis by the Rand Corporation, a top

research and economic group that says that the United States has passed its peak, that we are sliding downhill.

Is that true?

We'll be speaking to a writer and analyst for Reason magazine, J.D. Tochile, who has a perspective on that new RAND report.

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