Trumpet Hour Radio Episode • March 2, 2016
Trumpet Hour: Germany-Russia Relationship, Guttenberg and the Pull of Politics, Just the Best Literature and More
Trumpet Daily Program • January 5, 2014
Guttenberg on Putin: ‘Bully of the Year’
The former German defense minister calls out the Russian premier for his authoritarian agenda.
Feature • January 1, 2021
Guttenberg—An Expert on Financial Crises
Article • March 24, 2022
Guttenberg on Ukraine
An overarching leader is about to rise in Europe. This may be too late for Ukraine, but it could help fortify Europe in the future.
Article • November 4, 2022
Guttenberg: A Comeback in Humility?
Article • September 10, 2017
Guttenberg: ‘Let’s Take a Stand for Our Culture’
Baron Guttenberg is proud to promote German culture; should average Germans do the same?
Article • October 31, 2013
The Brilliance of Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg
Was Guttenberg’s untimely departure from German politics a blessing in disguise?
Article • June 21, 2023
Guttenberg Starts Podcast Series With Avowed Marxist
Article • August 17, 2020
Guttenberg Once Again Has a Doctorate
Will this redemption pave the way for his political comeback?
Article • December 24, 2012
Neelie Kroes, Karl Theodor zu Guttenberg and Europe’s Digital Battle Plan
How 70 percent of households were so quickly connected with broadband technology
Article • February 27, 2023
Guttenberg Is Pioneering Entrepreneurs
Article • December 5, 2022
Guttenberg on the Traces of Putin’s Power
He understands Putin like few could, but can Guttenberg stop Putin’s conquests?
Article • October 4, 2023
Are Kurz and Guttenberg Preparing for a Joint Comeback?
Article • December 13, 2022
Guttenberg Debuts as Moderator
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • March 31, 2016
Sixty-one More Prisoners Granted Clemency by President Obama; Plus, an Interview With Guttenberg
United States President Barack Obama announced yesterday that he would grant clemency to 61 prisoners. In his nearly two terms in office, he’s commuted the sentences of 248 prisoners—more than the last six U.S. presidents combined. Mr. Obama believes America’s justice system has made some major mistakes in the past, so he is eager to give criminals a second chance. However, his decision to release criminals—when there’s no way of knowing if they’re genuinely sorry, nor any guarantee that they won’t return to the same criminal actions—undermines America’s criminal justice system and serves to promote more crime. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry discusses this dangerous trend and points to where it is leading.Also on today’s show, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg recently had a lengthy interview with one of Germany’s leading news outlets. For analysis on his latest comments, check out the second half of today’s program.
Article • February 1, 2022
Former German Defense Minister Speaks Out
The way Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg speaks about the leadership vacuum in Europe may indicate he wants to fill it.
Article • March 31, 2016
Sixty-one More Prisoners Granted Clemency by President Obama; Plus, an Interview With Guttenberg
Article • March 31, 2020
Guttenberg Endorses Strong Government Action
It’s time for critics to be quiet.
Article • February 4, 2020
Guttenberg Stirs Division in Germany’s Chancellor Question
Desperation and division are growing amidst Germany’s political uncertainty.
Article • January 23, 2012
Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg Plays Hard to Get
Cleverly manipulating the timing, the means and the method of his return to active politics
Article • January 10, 2022
Sebastian Kurz Takes Job With U.S.-Based Company
Preparing for a future comeback?
Article • April 25, 2023
EU Takes New Measures to Ensure Supply of Semiconductors
Article • February 13, 2020
What Germany Needs Now Is ‘Leadership and Charisma’
In light of the rise of Germany’s far right and far left, strong leadership is more needed now than ever.
Article • March 22, 2023
Peter Thiel’s Disillusionment With Silicon Valley
Article • April 6, 2022
Guttenberg, Atos and Modern Blitzkrieg Warfare
Warfare is becoming increasingly complex and dangerous. Few understand the ramifications.
