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My open letter to Elon Musk

Suggestions for how to transform Twitter – and mount a hyper-defense against your critics.

My debut documentary film, about anti-Semitic media bias

This film exposes HuffPost’s bias and incitement against Jews and Israel, despite its claims of nonpartisanship.

Tribute page: “Vanilla Sky”

Few films have touched me as deeply as “Vanilla Sky.” This is my page to discuss why, and to pay homage to one of my two favorite modern writer-directors, Cameron Crowe.

Announcing my upcoming e-book: “Saved By Shayna: Life Lessons From A Miracle Dog,” the story of how a shelter rescue dog completely changed my life, and helped me to become a more complete, happier person.

Reagan’s 1982 speech to the British Parliament

A speech that would help to change the world, on the urgent need to stand against the Soviet Empire, on principle, and on every front. 2007 commentary by Ed Meese follows.

The joy of discovering an amazing storyteller: Kurt Kuenne

I recently discovered the amazing short films of Ken Kuenne, and became extremely inspired. If you’re in the market for a good dose of inspiration, click here to see three of Kuenne’s films.

Reagan: Highlights of the 1960s

Part of a series I am building that will comprise the very best video and audio recordings of this great president, whose vision, character, optimism and determination changed the world for the better.

The Israel Law Center scores major victories against “Flotillas of Terror”

Amidst the troubling news emerging from seemingly every corner of the Middle East right now, there is some good news – that is, for people who value peace, justice and Israel’s security.

“Toy Story 3”: PIXAR’s latest tribute to individualism, liberty and property rights

Capitalizing on its legacy of producing heartwarming films with liberty-affirming messages, PIXAR’s Toy Story 3 contains its most dramatic, mesmerizing depiction of the clash between freedom and tyranny.

Want to be remembered? Frame your message as a story.

Since humans began speaking, they’ve found that the “story” is the most effective means of conveying ideas, knowledge and lessons. Even with all our technology and automation, the “story” still reigns supreme as a vehicle for conveying key messages.