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.
Donald Trump: Norm Buster! The president uses the White House and the Republican National Convention to send a message about his own character, beliefs and sense of purpose. He pardons former bank robber, Jon Ponder, supervises a naturalization ceremony, and then his wife, Melania, brings a message of compassion for COVID-19 victims and a call for racial unity.
Dark, Dark, Dark and Dire: That’s a summary of how the mainstream media branded the opening night of the Republican National Convention.
President Trump broke with convention by showing up on the opening night of the 2020 Republican Convention to ramble for about an hour without TelePrompTer. Trump provided a stark contrast with the buttoned-down appearance of Joe Biden’s acceptance speech at the Democratic national Convention last week.
The defense attorney for police officers accused of killing George Floyd will claim that the cops didn’t murder him. Floyd killed himself with a large dose of fentanyl on top of an existing heart condition. Beyond that, the cops followed their training, and tried to save the man who posthumously sparked mass Black Lives Matter protests and riots nationwide.
Nearly a week after Israeli and the United Arab Emirates announce full diplomatic relations in a document dubbed The Abraham Accords, a Trump-brokered deal that even Joe Biden hailed as historic, gets greeted by the major American news media with…crickets.
A leaked photo of a presentation slide from a Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plant in Topeka, Kansas, brands MAGA, ‘All Lives Matter’ and ‘Blue Lives Matter’ as political statements unacceptable at work, but protects expressions of support for LGBTQ rights or #BlackLivesMatter.
Since the Senate Intelligence Committee confirmed Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s finding of Russian election meddling, how do you know that your firmly-held views aren’t just a result of Vladimir Putin’s surreptitious influence campaign.
As the Democrats kick off their 2020, closed-circuit convention, Bill Whittle gives you his planned speech to this (not) gathering of leading Progressive lights — kicking it off with a bang Zoom.
Iran and Turkey call it “a dagger in the back” of the Palestinian people and all Muslims. The United Arab Emirates and Israel have agreed to pursue full diplomatic relations.
Dr. Scott Atlas joins the White House Coronavirus Task Force with a view that might be called counter-Fauci. In a recent column in The Hill, Atlas called for America to end the isolation strategy based on the science.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden picks Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) as his running mate shocking the political world, like the daily sunrise shocks astronomers.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says it’s politically impossible to do an independent probe for nursing home COVID-19 deaths after his controversial order requiring the homes to admit elderly Coronavirus carriers.
President Trump tweets that he might deliver his Republican Convention nomination address at “the Great Battlefield of Gettysburg” or from the White House. Should either site be polluted with partisan politics?
Galaxy Guardian Zoe Saldana (who played the green-skinned Gamora) cries while offering Steven Canals’ Instagram audience a live apology for playing singer Nina Simone in a 2016 movie, because Simone was blacker than her.
The University of Connecticut Huskies cancel the 2020 football season due to the risk of COVID-19 spread. Are the UConn Huskies just the lead dog falling in an avalanche of others to follow? Will people take the pandemic more seriously now that it hits college football? Is it just another symptom of ‘Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds’?