Recorded live before a global audience in the early hours of 11/04/2020 as America awaits a presidential election result.
Author: Web McMaster
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
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ELECTION DAY
No matter what happens, there will always be an America. ALWAYS.
Scott Ott asks Bill Whittle to explain why President Donald Trump lost his reelection bid. How could the renegade media master with the most devoted base have lost to Sleepy Joe Biden, a near octogenarian who almost washed out of the Democratic primaries?
First, I will be watching the returns over at The Daily Wire. I do not know if I will be on camera, but the longer the night goes without a result, the more likely I am to make an appearance. But one way or another, once it becomes clear what has happened I will come back to the studio and do a LIVE Stratosphere Lounge on Tuesday evening.
Bill Whittle makes the final pitch for reelecting Donald Trump as president — a closing argument to restore and retain America, the beautiful.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom takes control of your holiday festivities with a long list of regulations designed to make this a very Progressive Thanksgiving.
Glenn Greenwald quits TheIntercept.com after editors pressured him to change his story about the Hunter Biden laptop scandal.
Stephen Green’s legendary Lightning Round drags Scott Ott and Bill Whittle through the wild, weird and obscure headlines of the week.
Recorded live before a global audience on 10/29/20.
Trump reelection rallies and car convoys spring up nationwide, even without President Trump.
Scott Ott asks Bill Whittle how President Trump’s reelection positively improves your pursuit of happiness.
In the final hours of his final campaign, can President Trump win more undecided voters, or are all the rallies and advertising designed to do little more that turn out the base who are already all aboard the Trump train?
With just hours to go before the final votes are cast in the presidential election, and just weeks or months before the final counting ends, Bill Whittle, Stephen Green, and Scott Ott are cool as cucumbers.
Bill Whittle analyzes what a textualist and originalist on the SCOTUS bench means for the court, the Constitution, the country, and the presidential campaign in its waning hours.
Tim Alberta at Politico says Joe Biden’s “boring, monotonous, uneventful” campaign is “superb”, being exactly what the country wants right now — a moment of dull respite from the never-ending political spectacle that is Donald Trump.