The prosecutor dropped all charges and expunged the record of Jussie Smollett, whose hate crime allegation against white “MAGA Country” assailants was deemed a hoax by police. Empire star Smollet is cleared, but what about the real criminals?
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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.
Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green convene to create the production slate for this week’s episodes of Right Angle.
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Right Angle: Lightning Round XVII
Stephen Green leads a reluctant Bill Whittle and Scott Ott in the 17th installment of Right Angle Lightning Round. It’s ambush journalism at its finest.
Roughly 3-in-5 millennials can’t sleep because they’re stressed out over their smartphones. Student loans, paying bills and job security ranked much lower on the list. Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle take the measure of Millennial stress from smartphones and helicopter parents.
Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign crowed this week about hiring women for 10 of 15 newly-announced staff positions. You recall that presidential candidate Mitt Romney got roasted in the Left-wing media when he said his staff had received “binders full of women” as candidates to staff the executive office when he was governor in Massachusetts. Why would Democrats even need to brag about this in 2019? Shouldn’t they have been doing this since they aligned with feminists in the 1970s?
An all-powerful female character, Captain Marvel, actually disempowers women when the writers were hoping to strike a blow for feminism. Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green, explore the importance of weakness and struggle in the hero’s journey. Having a “Mary Sue” character — like Capt. Marvel or Rey in Star Wars — provides precisely the wrong inspiration for young women.
Bill Whittle and Scott Ott, in a rare joint appearance, join Stephen Green for this week’s backstage production meeting for Right Angle.
Twitter heavy-user Stephen Green shuts down his Twitter account after 50,000 tweets, thanks to people like Alyssa Milano, and a man who says having his child was his greatest mistake.
The U.S. loses World War III, fast and repeatedly, in RAND Corporation war games, according to a source. But is this WWIII outcome real, or just more fear mongering meant to benefit military contractors at federal budget time?
Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott work out the topics for the upcoming episodes of Right Angle, but don’t even try to work out their personal problems.
Hot new dating app, Red Yenta, pairs idealistic socialists to fight “non-consensual power dynamics,” and perhaps for a cuddle and a peck on the cheek. Slackers of the world unite! Will this business of bringing together passionate anti-capitalists raise a mountain of venture capital, or will the hyper-political pitch raise red flags for investors?
Hillary Clinton tells Westchester News 12’s Tara Rosenblum she will not run in 2020. Is this really the end of an error, or is she being coy — “I’m out, so please don’t beg”? Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green engage in the appropriate amount of reveling.
Captain Marvel star Brie Larson seems committed to alienating white males — the Marvel Comic Universe base. While on a promotional tour for the new movie, talks smack to attack the very people who form the lifeblood of her potential box office.
Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott find stories you know, and stories you wish you could forget, as topics for this week’s episodes of Right Angle.