This very-nearly succinct Backstage episode of Right Angle includes never-before-seen moments of extemporaneity, improvisation, and professional ‘winging it’.
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Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott bring conservative perspective, fun camaraderie and passion for principles to the news of the day.
It’s not hard to understand why everything costs so much more now.
A bipartisan agreement in Congress about gun violence focuses on keeping weapons out of the hands of mentally-ill persons. But who determines who’s on the no-buy list, and how?
At least we now know what rouses the somnolent executive from his typical torpor. But what’s he really saying here?
Bill Whittle thinks the Congressional hearing over the Jan. 6 “insurrection” raises the ominous specter of historical show trials in Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia and Communist China.
Dear Member,
If you had been in the studio with us, this calamity could have been averted…
Will Carolina Panthers appointing the first openly-transgender cheerleader pull the actual football squad out of the doldrums of athletic mediocrity measured in the antiquated terms of wins and losses? This bottom story and more, on the latest Lightning Round.
What are the consequences to the country of a man who can’t marshal his focus on the job?
To protect and serve? Sean Bickings jumped in Tempe Town Lake and started to swim away from police. The headlines say cops did nothing but watch him drown.
Bill Whittle is half-British, on his Mum’s side, but all three men of Right Angle appreciate the graceful influence on civilization exercised these 70 years by Elizabeth R.
A long meeting is a good meeting…said no one ever. But the men of Right Angle have never been hindered by the things that no one ever says. NOTE: Before listening to the audio under the video, watch the first few minutes of the video for context. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-ecT3HSvc Sultans with Scott Ott Vocal From Bill […]
Strapping a pulse jet engine to a go kart, Bob Maddox grabs a selfie stick and jams the accelerator until his rocket engine glows rich orange, his beard flaps like a flag as he grins into the wind.
It’s not just the freedom of information Starlink may provide to the kept masses of the Chinese Communist party, but the potential Pentagon use of the satellites as a deterrent to Chinese ballistic missiles.
Did someone in Hollywood find the box that contains the hidden formula for making an entertaining picture?
Reunion time again, as three long-lost brothers, come back together to find out what’s happened to the world in their absence.