A wildfire has ripped through American institutions, but the cinders will become a garden again.
Author: Web McMaster
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Is it time to profitably harvest the so-called “Pacific garbage patch” in an all new enviro-weenie episode of “The Deadliest Catch”?
A week after a deeply-personal revelation of his mental and emotional state, Bill Whittle reports a flood of response from Members.
Highlights from the latest episodes of Moving Back to America, with Bill Whittle.
Bill Whittle draws three examples from the history of warfare to map a strategy for success of Conservatives against the societal devastation of Progressivism.
California high school quiz asks students if Texans and Fox News are “a group of complete idiots”.
Should you fear a new Cold War as the Communist Chinese ramp up for a nuclear decapitation first-strike capability that would neuter U.S. response ability?
The federal “law enforcement action” was ostensibly part of a probe into the loss of a diary kept by Joe Biden’s daughter.
Scott Ott inadvertently watches CNN and requires a half-hour counseling session from Bill Whittle and Stephen Green.
After seeing Sting in concert, Bill Whittle reflects on what it’s like on the other side of the curtain, with Alfonzo Rachel, a musician who also knows how that feels.
A San Francisco Safeway, which was open 24/7, cuts hours to shut at 9 p.m. hoping to end a shoplifting epidemic described as ‘off the charts’
Palmetto State Armory sells an AR-15 lower etched with a salute to the “Let’s Go, Brandon!” meme designed to mock President Joe Biden. The news triggers NBC reporter Ken Dilanian to report the accessory and it’s marketer to the Secret Service.
Do you feel like it’s up to you to save the Republic? How can you move forward day after day with this overwhelming burden of responsibility?
Recorded live before a global audience on Friday, November 5, 2021.
An 1895 8th-grade exam from Salina, Kansas, provides vivid illustration of how far our schools have descended from “the 3 Rs” of reading, writing and arithmetic, to three very different R-words.