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Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism in the Government of Israel Amichai Chikli is a confirmed speaker for CPAC in DC 2025.   Chikli has served in the Israeli government in his current position since December of 2022. Previously, he served in the IDF as a Combat Officer and worked in education, founding the Tavor Pre-Military Preparatory School and the “Keshet” Program, a leadership and Israeli cultural enrichment program for high school students.   Make plans to see Chikli’s remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Commissioner Jack Brewer is a confirmed speaker at CPAC in DC 2025.   Brewer is a presidential appointee on the Congressional Commission for the Social Status of Black Men and Boys and is the Chair for the Center for Opportunity Now and Vice Chair of the Center for 1776. He is an ex-NFL player for the Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Arizona Cardinals. Since retiring from the NFL, Brewer has been a successful businessman and dedicated his time to advocating for criminal justice reform, education reform, and fatherhood from a Christian perspective.   He has previously spoken at CPAC conferences about these topics. Catch up on his past remarks at CPAC.org .   Make plans to see Brewer’s remarks and more at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Michael Knowles, host of The Book Club and The Michael Knowles Show  will be speaking at CPAC in DC 2025.   Knowles is known for his commentary on current events and culture through a conservative, Catholic, and philosophical lens. He is the author of Reasons to Vote for Democrats, which President Donald Trump has praised as “a great book for your reading enjoyment,” and national bestseller Speechless.  In 2020, he and Senator Ted Cruz released chart-topping podcast Verdict. He has spoken at past CPAC conferences about radical gender ideology, censorship, and more. Watch his previous speeches at CPAC conferences at CPAC.org .  Make plans to see his speech at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Host of The Ben Shapiro Show Ben Shapiro will be speaking at CPAC in DC 2025.   Shapiro has previously spoken at CPAC Israel 2022 and CPAC Argentina. At CPAC Argentina, Shapiro gave high praise for Argentina President Javier Milei.   “Javier Milei, Argentina, you are leading the West back on to the right path,” he said.   At CPAC Israel 2022, Shapiro spoke on the special relationship between Israel and United States and advocated for a strengthened friendship.   “Our countries have something profound and vital in common: They are both gifts from God, blessed by Him, founded in liberty, consecrated to the idea that He is present in history, and that He guides history toward His ends,” said Shapiro.   Shapiro is a leading voice in championing Israel-U.S. ties and fighting the antisemitism on American college campuses.   Make plans to see Shapiro’s and the whole lineup of speakers’ remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Nigel Farage, leader of the United Kingdom’s Reform Party, is a confirmed speaker at CPAC in DC 2025.  Farage first took office in the European Parliament in 1999. In 2004, he began serving as President of Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy, and in 2006, he was elected to lead the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP). Under his leadership, in 2014, UKIP won the most seats in the United Kingdom. He cofounded the Brexit Party, later known as the Reform Party, in 2018. In 2023, British publication The New Statesman ranked him first on its Right Power List, calling him “the most influential person on the British right.”  He has previously spoken at CPAC about President Trump and common sense. Catch up on his past remarks at CPAC.org .  Make plans to see Farage’s remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt is a confirmed speaker at CPAC in DC 2025.   As a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Schmitt has pushed to hold Big Tech accountable out of national security interests. He is also a member of the Communications, Media, and Broadband Subcommittee. He has been a Senator since 2023, during which time he has introduced legislation protecting freedom of speech and rooting DEI out of big corporations among other issues. He will be bringing his knowledge of media and tech to the CPAC stage for a panel on big tech with other elected officials and tech leaders.  Make plans to see Schmitt’s remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

The time has come to re-elect a president who puts America first. Ohio Senator and Vice Presidential nominee J.D. Vance made the case for President Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States at CPAC in DC 2024.   President Biden and the Democrats have time after time put Americans last. They have given Ukraine all the funding they have ever asked for but have neglected U.S. border patrol and abandoned American citizens to dangerous illegal immigrants. They have inhibited and even discouraged American industry, enriching our foreign foes and delving the United States into economic hardship.   “If the thing you care most about is a conflict 6,000 miles away, you should not be a leader of this country. Focus on our own country’s problems,” demanded Vance.   Unlike Biden, President Donald Trump has and will focus on his own country’s problems. He has a proven track record from his first term of a roaring economy, low unemployment, and world peace earned by tough diplomacy.   In return for his great service to the country, the Left has threatened him with jail time and impeded his civil liberties and campaign with phony court cases, but Trump’s continued, determined, and selfless service to his country is endearing him further to the American people.   “Most people in politics, think about this, from Nancy Pelosi stock picking to others, they get richer from having served in Washington, D.C.,” noted Vance. “Donald Trump is maybe the first politician in my lifetime who will be much poorer for having served his country. That is the best evidence that we should re-elect him in 2024. He’s actually sacrificed for this country in a way that’s very unusual for politics.”  The 2024 election is Americans’ opportunity to make America great again, and it is of utmost importance amid the Left’s efforts to devalue the votes of American citizens.  “The reason why we have a border crisis it is by design. Biden is invading the country with people who he knows are going to vote disproportionately for Democrats,” explained Vance. “So, when these guys flood the country with millions of people who shouldn’t be here, they destroy the voting power of citizens in our own republic. This is by design, and this is maybe the last very good chance we have to stop it in 2024.”  See more from J.D. Vance at CPAC in DC 2024 on CPAC.org  and @CPAC on social media.

America is no stranger to fake news, compromised elections, and left-wing corruption. Neither is South Korea.  A plan orchestrated by China has long been in place to compromise South Korea and gain power and control. This plan has led to the corrupt administration of former President Moon Jae-in, the unjust imprisonment of President Park Geun-hye, and, more recently, the crisis brought on by the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol.  In light of this, CPAC Korea is hosting a breakout session, Korea at the Crossroads: Prosperity or Peril? , explaining the necessity of an American alliance with South Korea at CPAC in DC 2025. The breakout session will take place at the Exhibit Hall on Friday, February 21 at 3:00 PM.  Panelists will include Former Ambassador Morse Tan, Security expert Fred Fleitz, Northeast Asia pundit Gordon Chang, Korea expert Colonel Grant Newsham, Professor Won-Mog Choi, Former North Korean Ambassador to Kuwait Ryu Hyun-woo, and others. United States Senator Michael McCaul is expected to introduce the session.  The session will cover topics including the current political impasse in South Korea, building a conservative coalition in South Korea, recent elections, and addressing the threat from North Korea.

Counselor to President Trump Alina Habba is a confirmed speaker for CPAC in DC 2025.   As a member of President Trump’s legal team since 2021, she has seen firsthand the lawfare the Left has thrown at President Trump over the last four years.   In 2021, President Trump hired Habba to be part of his legal team. Since then, she has represented Trump numerous times, including in lawsuits against the New York Times, Hillary Clinton, and others. In December of 2024, Trump appointed her to serve as Counselor to the President.  Make plans to see Habba’s remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Political influencer and executive producer of ‘The Benny Show’, Alex Lorusso (ALX) is a confirmed speaker for CPAC in DC 2025.   Lorusso is also the executive producer of ‘The Benny Report’ on Newsmax and has been featured on Newsmax, Fox News, in The New York Times, Breitbart, The Daily Caller, The Blaze, The Gateway Pundit, and more.   Make plans to see Lorusso’s remarks by visiting at  CPAC.org/DC .

Former acting Assistant Secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy Ed McGinnis is a confirmed speaker at CPAC in DC 2025.   McGinnis has a background in the energy industry as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy and Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Nuclear Energy Policy and Cooperation. He is now the CEO of Curio LV, which works to advance American’s energy sector as well as cancer research.   Make plans to see McGinnis’ remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .

Chairman of CPAC Australia, Warren Mundine, is a confirmed speaker at CPAC in DC 2025.   Mundine is an influential businessman, advocate for the rights and prosperity of indigenous Australians, a respected political strategist, and was influential in the Voice referendum. His more than three decades of work for indigenous Australians gained him the Order of Australia honor.   Make plans to see Mundine’s remarks at CPAC in DC 2025 by visiting CPAC.org/DC .