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David Milstein, Former Special Assistant to U.S. Ambassador to Israel, and Yishai Fleisher, International Spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Hebron sit down on a panel with Matt Whitaker and Vianna Schlapp for a conversation on the state of the Middle East and the Israel and United States relationship.

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan and CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp sit at the CPAC Texas 2022 stage to discuss the midterm elections.

On a panel moderated by Matt Schlapp, Megan Powers Small and Matt Whitaker discuss the January 6th show trials.

President of the Convention of States Action, Mark Meckler, speaks at CPAC Texas 2022 in Dallas.

Amanda Head from Real America’s Voice, President of the National Right for Life, Carol Tobias, and Sandy Rios from American Family Radio sit down on a panel at CPAC Texas 2022 to discuss the next steps in the pro-life movement after the overturning of Roe.

Former United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Ben Carson, speaks at CPAC Texas 2022 in Dallas.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick takes the stage at CPAC Texas where he speaks on the future of the United States.

Host of the Sean Hannity Show, Sean Hannity Speaks at CPAC Texas in Dallas.

Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán delivers a speech at CPAC Texas, in which, he calls for the preservation of Judeo-Christian values in the face of attacks from liberal anti-religious agendas.

Former CEO of Papa John’s Pizza, John Schnatter, takes the stage at CPAC Texas to address the economic state of the United States.

Mercedes Schlapp moderates a panel at CPAC Texas with Florida Representative Byron Donalds and Texas Representative Roger Williams on solutions to the problems created by the Left and Biden administration.

Fox News Contributor Sara Carter and Texas Representative Brian Babin sit down with Mercedes Schlapp for a panel discussion on Biden’s America last policies.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry defends the Second Amendment with calls for greater responsibility from Americans.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott kicks off CPAC Texas with an inspiring discussion with Matt and Mercedes Schlapp where he calls for a conservative revival at the midterm elections.

Javier Milei - CPAC in DC 2024

Bidenomics/Bad for America's House: Doug Collins, Brenden Carr, Stephen Moore, Andrew Langer

Texas Governor Greg Abbott kicks off CPAC Texas with an inspiring discussion with Matt and Mercedes Schlapp where he calls for a conservative revival at the midterm elections.

Matt Whitaker & Ken Paxton from CPAC in Nevada

Eduardo Verástegui calls attention to the spread of communism and tyranny in Latin America. Mexico, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and other countries are ravaged by socialism and dictatorial governments. The people of Latin America are methodically oppressed by their governments. Their basic human rights are stripped from them. The socialists’ view that the history of their countries is racist has led them to adopt policies, including abortion, that reject traditional Western values. In Mexico, the president is ignoring constitutional processes. He is issuing orders without any legislative basis while allowing cultural colonialism from woke Western countries. he has only made the Mexican people poorer both financially and culturally, but Verástegui is leading a rising conservative movement in Mexico to challenge the corrupt government and raise the country out of deterioration.

The panel addresses the flaws and victories of the Republican Party in the midterm elections. Whitaker attributes the losses of Republicans to poor communication of messages. The Democrats were tirelessly campaigning and pressing the abortion issue when Republicans left room for improvement in emphasizing the issue of the economy. The Republicans still emerged victorious in the House of Representatives, but the Japanese media solely communicated a theme of loss for the Republicans. The mainstream media’s inaccurate messaging is another obstacle Republicans have to overcome, and Republicans need to take control of their own narrative.

Miklós Szánthó calls for a revival of patriotism at CPAC Japan 2022. Hungarians are a prime example of maintaining patriotism through hardship and adversity. Hungarians fiercely love and protect their heritage and culture. Their patriotism manifests in strong national security and domestic policy such as legislation that promotes stable family units, traditional marriage, and population growth. They foster a thriving culture paying homage to their past, and they champion common sense.

Kazuyoshi Ueno is striving to raise the political awareness of young people and unite conservatives around the world in a service called Liberty World. Japanese young people are afflicted by disinterest in politics. They believe politics will never change even if they vote, and they ignore digital content produced by politicians that disperse political information in an engaging and effective way. Ueno has focused on the development of Web 3.0 blockchain as a solution to reaching younger generations. He utilizes a three-point plan that supplies economic incentive to view political information, make a proposal to politicians, and finally by voting. Political participation has become increasingly important as China increasingly threatens the region with conflict and tyranny.

Representatives of GETTR and The European Conservative comment on free speech in social media. The Left relies on companies like Apple and Facebook to maintain a stranglehold on American culture. Big tech is joining academia and legacy media as a communications branch of the Democrat Party. Conservatives respectfully allowed space for the expression of liberal ideas but in return, the Left suppresses conservative thought. Leftists are looking to China as a role model for imposing a surveillance state and indoctrinating citizens with communist ideology. Thus, communism and globalism is the common enemy of conservatives around the world. To fight them, conservatives need to create alternatives, such as GETTR, to Leftist organizations and unite together in events like CPAC.

The panel celebrates the achievements of Shinzo Abe, Former Prime Minister of Japan, in light of his tragic assassination. Prime Minister Abe revolutionarily improved national security and brought stability to Japan after World War II. He introduced prosperous economic policy and innovative diplomatic methods to a rebuilding Japan. Abe really led Japan’s rise as a formidable force in the free world on the global stage. As a person, he was remarkably intelligent and personable. He accepted and considered many and diverse opinions. He was known for his charisma, humor, and calm and relaxing presence. Even young people were drawn to his magnanimous personality. World leaders alike, such as President Trump and Vladimir Putin, admired Prime Minister Abe. The assassination of the former prime minister brought great sorrow to those who knew him, but it awakened the current prime minister and prompted him to take a stronger position on national security and foreign policy.

This panel at CPAC Japan tackles the issue of international affairs in the Asian region. Japan is facing the brink of a crisis with North Korea and China closing in on the island in their military exercises and with China advancing in its nuclear weapon development. Japan is concerned not just for itself but for Taiwan as well whose geographic location is central in shipping routes to Japan. In reverse, Japan presents one of the greatest, if not the greatest, threats to Chinese power in Asia. Japan is militarily well-endowed and previous prime ministers, especially Prime Minister Abe, established systems that strengthened Japan against foreign adversaries. Whitaker urges Japan to remember that they have a friend in the United States. The United States can support Japan by distancing ourselves from China. We can break our manufacturing relationship with China and rely more on our trustworthy trade partners like Japan. We should do so for our own sake as well in light of China’s repeated theft of American military, agricultural, and technological information. Together, the United States and Japan can hinder the expansion of Chinese influence and military threats on Asia and the world.