With the passing of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, Right Angle brings in our favorite sticks-master Alfonzo Rachel to sub for Scott Ott.
Tag: Bill Whittle
Some extremists seem to proclaim that safety is the purpose of life.
When an officer of the law takes the law into his own hands he joins the worst betrayers of the American Republic.
With the Taliban now firmly in control of the country, we’re left to wonder how American politicians and military planners could have underestimated the terror that would strike the hearts of Afghanis.
Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel run a clinic on how to overcome Progressive language.
Recorded live before a global audience on Friday the 13th of August, 2021.
A professor writes on the choice between enduring human suffering and an immediate global extinction event from, say, a massive meteor impact on Earth. He chooses the latter.
How can we maintain a democratic Republic when political life is a lazy way for mediocre people to get the perks associated with entertainment celebrities — fame, power, money, sex?
The Constitution has no flaws in it, but it does have a single point of failure — revealed by the stories of Hillary Clinton, Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew Cuomo.
If the AG thinks the women are so brave, and women should be believed, where does a woman go to get justice in New York?
Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel explore the mentality of lockdown junkies who welcome the reimposition of mask mandates as the Delta variant of COVID-19 surges in some areas.
American hubris is the nemesis of American greatness — from the preening of soccer diva Megan Rapinoe to the strutting of a politician wallowing in his own arrogance
The Entertainment Only edition!
Hunter Biden’s artistic talents entangle him (and therefore his Dad) in international intrigue once again.
Bill Whittle digs through Dr. Anthony Fauci’s resume to unearth why Sen. Rand Paul is not composing rapturous poetry to him.