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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[Part 1] What if it never gets any better than this — riots and COVID-19 virus pandemic and Joe Biden in the White House? Scott Ott asks Bill Whittle for a conservative strategy if things don’t turn around anytime soon. Have you thought about it? Is there a silver lining in this Mordor-dark story?
More than 100,000 mail-in ballots did not get counted in the California primary this year. Will this failure rate impact Trump vs. Biden 2020? Bill Whittle and Scott Ott break it down.
Los Angeles, San Diego, and Atlanta, school districts announce they’ll ditch in-person instruction this fall over COVID-19 fears. What effect will online-only classes have on the nation’s hidebound union-controlled K-12 learning institutions?
The Supreme Court decides that the Muskogee (Creek) Indian reservation in Oklahoma — created by a treaty with the USA — continued to exist after Oklahoma became a state. In a majority opinion written by Trump-appointee Neil Gorsuch, the tribe regains legal jurisdiction for most crimes on reservation land, a territory amounting to about half of the state.
Thomas Friedman at the New York Times says Joe Biden should not debate President Donald Trump without these two conditions designed to keep politicians accountable for their promises and their facts. Will Trump accept the conditions because he needs the debate more than Biden does?
The National Football League plans to feature ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ — which some have dubbed the ‘Black National Anthem’ — before its 2020 Week One football games. Former NFL player Donte Stallworth, in a New Times op-ed, asks ‘Why?’
CNN.com highlights a list of racist stuff you say all the time — words and phrases that evoke our history of chattel slavery. Should we break these verbal links to our racist past?
Musician and entrepreneur Kanye West announces he’s running for President, and Tesla/SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweets “You have my full support.” While most consider this a joke, or marketing ploy, if he sticks to it he can hurt Trump and Biden, but from whom does he take the most support?
Texas Governor Greg Abbott, in the face of surging COVID-19 cases, mandates masks in public in a state that led the re-opening move after the lockdown. Bill Whittle thinks it’s exactly the wrong response.
Lauren Boebert, rookie candidate and the owner of Shooters Grill in Rifle, Colorado, where she encourages her staff to open carry firearms, just toppled five-time incumbent Republican Rep. Scott Tipton, despite the fact that President Trump backed Tipton. Boebert also gained local fame by refusing to comply with orders to shutdown her business for the COVID-19 pandemic.
A reporter asks Joe Biden whether he’s been tested for cognitive decline, and he dodges the question by saying he can’t wait to match his cognitive capability against that of our “very stable genius” incumbent President Donald Trump.
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 […]
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?
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.