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Governors, mayors and others talk about retreating to COVID-19 lockdowns in states, cities and counties nationwide, even though the data shows that mass lockdown was the wrong approach to stem the pandemic. COVID-19 is a picky eater, so instead of building a fence around everyone, we should isolate only the most vulnerable — the elderly and those who have certain conditions.
Bill Whittle examines the consequences of various scenarios around the explosive claim that Russia paid bounties to Taliban fighters to kill U.S. troops in Afghanistan. What did President Trump know, and when did he know it? If it’s all true, what should he do about it? Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production […]
Paul Waldman at The Washington Post says that Chief Justice John Roberts’ pro-abortion ruling in June Medical Services v. Russo at the Supreme Court this week may have saved Republicans 2020 election prospects, by muting pro-choice critics and damping their support for an uninspiring candidate named Joe Biden.
This week’s Right Angle pre-production meeting of Bill Whittle, Scott Ott, and Stephen Green, brings you never-before-seen ideas and unheard of images. Unthinkable!
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts this week helped the court’s “living document” caucus strike down a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local hospital in June Medical Services v. Russo.
With the Supreme Court set to hear a ‘red state’ challenge to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that could declare it unconstitutional after the repeal of the individual mandate penalty/tax, will SCOTUS Chief Justice John Roberts again ride to the rescue of Obamacare, or will it be Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the GOP?
Despite the horrendous failure of President Lyndon Johnson’s ‘Great Society’ war on poverty programs to solve the challenges of the 1960s, the socialism virus is catching again in our day. It’s the perfect time for Amity Shlaes’, ‘The Great Society.’
New York Times reporter Wesley Lowery says America’s newsrooms need racial justice. Black journalists have complained for years about the indifference and outright hostility toward Black reporters — their pay and their ideas for how news should be covered in Black neighborhoods and beyond.
Stephen Green ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with top (and bottom) headlines of the week for this episode of Right Angle Lightning Round.
The New York Times/Siena College poll of registered voters shows Joe Biden up by 14 points over President Donald Trump, and increasing his tremendous lead among women and minorities. Bill Whittle says, “Joe Biden is a lawn sign”, and there are many reasons why this poll should cause little concern among Trump supporters.
Famous retailers sue landlords to break their leases and escape from New York City as rioting makes business unprofitable. Is this the Progressive justice protestors demand?
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Bill Whittle calls executive dibs and Scott Ott flails about for a topic, while Stephen Green swaggers in with the cool confidence of a man about to ambush his unsuspecting friends.
A new sci-fi drama ‘Cracka’ flips the script on white supremacists, throwing one such man back in fictional time where he’s enslaved to a Black master. But the producers say it’s not just a rage show with Black people as despicable racists. Can provocative art constructively advance the conversation about racial justice?
Who gets to decide what you should know about what happened in “The Room Where It Happened”. President Trump doesn’t want you to read former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s new White House memoir, alleging national security concerns. Bolton’s lawyers say the book has been reviewed in the customary way, and approved. It’s already been […]
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio seems content to let rage run amok in the wake of the death of George Floyd, yet leads a crackdown on Orthodox Jews, a peaceful religious group. Are the voters of NYC still happy with a mayor who looks the other way as a 92-year-old woman gets punched […]