Scott Ott ambushes Bill Whittle with breaking news of the day, and questions posed from a Left-wing, Progressive perspective. Bill relies on his Conservative principles to meet the ambush.
Prosecutors say California prison inmates scoop more than $140 million in pandemic unemployment checks, with help from friends and family on the outside, because the state doesn’t cross-check applications against a list of inmates, as most state governments do. Gov. Gavin Newsom takes bold action by appointing a task force, as nine prosecutors plead for […]
Would friendly fire from conservatives and Republicans destroy any Right-leaning person who agreed to work in the Biden administration.
As Pennsylvania and Michigan certify wins for Biden, and conservative voices grapple with the election results, Bill Whittle looks for what’s still missing from the conversation.
In an unusually personal letter, GSA chief Emily Murphy insists she got no pressure from President Trump or the White House, but she has received thousands of threats to her safety and that of her staff, family and even pets, from people upset she didn’t make the determination earlier.
If the Electoral College votes for Joe Biden on December 14, and extant court challenges fail, should President Donald Trump seek the office again in 2024?
If you follow the science, Bill Whittle says, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s new “green industrial revolution” proposal would elicit laughter.
Bill Whittle takes on the proclamation by cybersecurity experts that the 2020 election was the most secure in U.S. history.
Even in space someone can hear you scream. Are these moments of orbital bliss going to fade to distant memory during the next four years?
Has “the paper of record” finally found Bizarro Bill Whittle?
Would a Biden administration “follow the science” when it comes to proposals for a national mask mandate? What if the science were founded on bad data?
It’s a bloodbath behind the scenes in the Democratic caucus in the House and the Senate. Good.
When President Donald J. Trump finally finishes his legal challenges and turns the apparent outcome of the election, he’ll have to address some 75 million backers of erstwhile President-Elect Joe Biden.
With about half the country still on the Trump train, and trust in government health officials at a low ebb among them, could resistance by the president’s base slow the coming day when we can all take off these masks?
What’s the path forward for the legal case that President Trump was robbed by vote fraud? Do Trump supporters believe it will change the result? Either way, what can you do to prevent this scenario from replaying every four years?
As Georgia and Pennsylvania vote counts tilt in favor of Joe Biden, and the tide seems to turn on President Donald Trump, Bill Whittle says the fight is far from over.