Bill Whittle’s appearance on Crossroads with Joshua Philipp.
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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.
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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?
Bill Whittle makes the final pitch for reelecting Donald Trump as president — a closing argument to restore and retain America, the beautiful.
Glenn Greenwald quits TheIntercept.com after editors pressured him to change his story about the Hunter Biden laptop scandal.
Scott Ott asks Bill Whittle how President Trump’s reelection positively improves your pursuit of happiness.
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.
California’s Prop 25 on this year’s ballot would replace cash bail with a risk assessment algorithm. Civil Rights and justice reform groups have fought for years to eliminate cash bail as it discriminates against the poor, primarily people of color.
It’s a big scandal story on Fox News but The New York Times greets the revelations on Hunter Biden’s laptop hard drive — supporting accusations of Joe Biden’s foreign influence-peddling while vice president — with media silence.
Democratic strategists coach the former vice president to avoid mistakes and risky interviews to run out the clock on Donald Trump. Could extreme caution be the most dangerous approach?
Scientific American writer Anil Ananthaswamy analyzes current thinking on the odds you’re living in a vast computer simulation. (If so, should ‘base reality’ give you a 2020 do-over?)
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee seem mystified and terrified by President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
At Donald Trump’s Florida campaign rally, his first since hospitalization for COVID-19, the president opened up a firehose of freedom…
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.