Important: JLTV Programming News

Beginning January 1, 2009, Dennis Prager, one of America's highest rated and respected broadcast personalities will begin hosting a daily commentary program on JLTV, America's 24/7 full-time Jewish TV outlet. Prager has presented his views to Jewish communities throughout North America, major business seminars, worldwide chapters of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO), and churches and other Christian groups. He has the unique distinction of having spoken with organizations on all seven continents. Prager's millions of loyal fans listen to his broadcast live across the country, Noon - 3 PM (Eastern Time) on the Salem Broadcasting network. In 1999, Dennis Prager's radio show went into national syndication. His philosophy addresses the historical and uniquely American combination of Judeo-Christian values. He offers his audience opportunities to explore concepts grounded in moral clarity and ethics. Beginning in January, Dennis Prager will have a daily television platform from which to speak. He joins the heterogeneous group of JLTV commentators that represent the network's open and candid policy which stimulate provocative political and social views. "I will be delivering views and opinions on everything under the sun," says Dennis (click image below for video).

America's Chosen Network, JLTV, delivered six hours of continual election news on November 4, 2008, joining a select group of broadcast outlets presenting live coverage of election results and news. JLTV's substantial and comprehensive election night programming establishes the fast-growing and respected network's place among the select elite networks that take on the challenges of live broadcast, which include ABC, BET, CBS, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, NBC, Telemundo, and Univision. Anchored by Brad Pomerance and Terry Orman, JLTV reported on election returns and ballot issues. The anchors also focused on subjects of intrinsic importance to America's Jewish community including voting statistics and vignettes about Jewish candidates, among them Hank Eng, a Jewish-Chinese candidate (click to view). Adding to the night's discussion was the interactive debate between Larry Greenfield representing the Republican Jewish Coalition and Rabbi Steven Jacobs representing the Progressive Faith Foundation.