At Donald Trump’s Florida campaign rally, his first since hospitalization for COVID-19, the president opened up a firehose of freedom…
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The future looks bright for a team of Nigerian-Irish girls who just won the global Technovation Girls competition with their design of ‘Memory Haven’ — an app that helps dementia patients and their caregivers.
Right Angle’s week-in-review merciless-ambush show brings you hot-takes (and sharp humor) on stories you wish you could forget.
President Trump tweets he’ll bring the remaining U.S. troops home from Afghanistan by Christmas. Hours earlier, his National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien, said U.S. forces would draw down to 2,500 sometime early next year.
President Trump complains that Attorney General Bill Barr and U.S. Attorney John Durham have yet to complete their probe of how the Russia-Collusion case got started, but the FBI was hot on the trail of domestic terrorist plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Goldman Sachs chief economist touts big spending Democratic programs to front-load growth if Joe Biden wins the presidency and Democrats keep the House and take the Senate.
Recorded live before a global audience on October 8, 2020.
Heather MacDonald, the last living journalist, says the mainstream media has come unhinged over President Trump’s reaction to COVID-19 because it’s “a violation of maximal risk aversion” — a condition Bill Whittle calls “cowardice.” Mister, we could use a man like Evel Knievel again. Right Angle — with Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott […]
The novel coronavirus infection that leveled President Trump for nearly half of a news cycle has created a debilitating altered mental state in the mainstream media.
Strong turnout can make the polls look silly, but rational people always prepare a Plan B if things don’t go as they wish — if we don’t reelect President Trump. Are we seeing the rise of the Biden preppers, or are Trump supporters still whistling past the graveyard and hoping for the best?
Bill Whittle has a religious experience with a tree. Scott Ott admits to plagiarizing Colliers Encyclopedia (1952 edition). Stephen Green pines for roadside chainsaw art.
Public disclosures about President Donald Trump’s condition and treatment for a COVID-19 infection raise questions about whether a powerful patient skews and overrides the best advice of physicians. How can the staff at Walter Reed Medical Center follow the science and their training when Trump is not only their commander in chief, but wants to doctor the news?
CNN’s Anderson Cooper tagged it (ironically) as part of “the war on Christmas,” but even the audio he played of Melania Trump’s F-bomb drops in a secretly-taped chat shows that she didn’t target Christmas, but the biased media.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania have both tested positive for the COVID-19 novel Coronavirus. Hours after Trump revealed the result on Twitter, Bill Whittle analyzes the consequences of various scenarios for the presidential election campaign, for the Constitution, and for the country.
We have reached the end of history. USA Today runs a lengthy fact-check piece on a ‘claim’ at satire website ‘The Babylon Bee’ that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, finding it unconstitutional.