The Breitbart All-Stars! John Nolte And AWR Hawkins Give You Hard-Hitting Analysis!

The Breitbart News Daily Podcast

SiriusXM

News, Politics

4.7 • 896 Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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A special treat today: a daily double of the Breitbart All-Stars! The hard-hitting, tell-it-like-it-is analysis you've come to expect only from Breitbart News. First up is John Nolte, who is shocked by the tragic death of Rob Reiner and reviews his legacy. But is his legacy stained by his hatred of Trump? Then, Breitbart 2nd Amendment Correspondent AWR Hawkins gives the latest on the tragic shooting at Brown University and Bondi Beach. Gun control activists wasted no time using these tragedies to call for firearm restrictions. AWR has two words for them: James Madison!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Breitbart News Daily.
0:18.0	We're going to do the Breitbart All-Star Double here today.
0:20.7	We'll start off with John Nulte, and then we'll come back with AWR Hawkins. Great to the great John Nolte.
0:48.2	John, how are you, sir?
0:50.0	Hey, good morning.
0:50.9	I'm great.
0:51.4	Morning to you.
0:51.8	Merry Christmas.
0:53.0	Very good.
0:53.6	Very good.
0:54.5	With lots of things to chat about here, of course. We'm great. Good. How are you? Merry Christmas. Very good. Very good. Lots of things to chat about here.
0:55.8	Of course, we'll start with Rob Reiner.
0:58.8	What do you, movie aficionado, think of the work of Rob Reiner?
1:06.4	His early work is undeniable, both his role on All in the Family,
1:13.6	which is still the most, I don't know, game-changing show in the history of television.
1:21.6	Sopranos probably comes in a close second, but he won two Emmys on All in the Family.
1:29.8	60 million people a week watched that.
1:32.9	It was just a total game changer.
1:35.6	And he also wrote the pilot for Happy Days, which was another major iconic moment in our culture.
1:45.7	But as a director, between, I think it was 84 and 92,
1:53.1	he directed seven great movies in a row,
1:57.9	all of them in different genres.
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