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.
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.
Progressive activist Shaun King takes to Twitter to call for the removal of images of white European Jesus, which he says is racist propaganda and a white supremacy tool.Â
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 […]
[Part 2 of 2] House Democrats want to revise the doctrine of “qualified immunity” enjoyed by police, making it easier for members of the public to sue cops and police departments. The Republican Senate bill — the JUSTICE acted introduced by Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) — would make lynching a federal hate crime. Bill Whittle’s […]
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[Part 1 of 2] Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) takes the lead on a national police reform plan that dangles taxpayer cash toward cities and states to reduce police brutality, without banning chokeholds. Can the Republican effort at persuasion work, or must the federal government put the force of law behind its attempt to prevent and […]
A new Gallup poll shows American Pride at its lowest ebb since 2001 — with women and minorities hardest hit. The slide from pride affects both sexes, all races, and every age cohort, Republicans and Democrats. Are you proud to be an American? Proud as you were four years ago? Bill Whittle Now with Scott […]
Elon Musk is sending rockets to Mars, putting electric motors in hot cars, generating power from roofing shingles, boring tunnels for hyperloop travel, and creating a “$6 Million Man” within the next year. Musk’s other, other company, Neuralink, has a tiny device designed to fix issues like paralysis, autism, schizophrenia and other brain-related conditions. Beyond […]
In the wake of George Floyd’s death, protestors find that where words fail, free expression comes as statues of Confederate leaders fall, and their old battle flag comes down. Images and icons have become the medium of rage, and public debate. Can Conservatives connect with a generation nursed on pictures, not words? Bill Whittle Now […]
Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive 2020 Democrat nominee for president, says his “single greatest concern” is that President Trump will “steal the election.” He also tells Trevor Noah on The Daily Show, that he has given thought to the possibility that a losing Trump won’t leave the Oval Office. But don’t worry, troops […]
Recent polls show U.S. public opinion in support of Black Lives Matter surging in the wake of the death of George Floyd, and the nationwide protests it sparked. Pollsters say such leaps are rare, but that American opinion generally moves toward equal treatment. Does the average American distinguish between the cause of racial justice embodied […]
Best-selling author Shelby Steele, a veteran of the Civil Rights movement, says the current protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death have no clear objective, and an exclusive focus on police brutality, when the Black community could take more personal responsibility to improve their lot in life. His nearly-nine-minute remarks on Mark Levin’s show […]
A veto-proof super-majority of Minneapolis city council members say they support a move to defund the police — in the wake of the death of George Floyd — and to find a new way to do public safety with racial justice? Could this radical idea actually help reinvent an age-old approach to law enforcement that, […]
UPDATE: New York Times editorial page editor James Bennet resigned over the weekend, after we recorded this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott. Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton’s New York Times op-ed advocating use of U.S. military, under the Insurrection Act, to deal with rioting among the George Floyd protests, sparked protest from the […]
Engineering, physics, astronomy, and the hard sciences are essential for manned space flight, but this quote from SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is the power that will actually take us to Mars. If you can harness it, it’s the force that will utterly change your life for the better. Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is […]