On the XXXth installment of Stephen Green’s Right Angle Lightning Round, Steve ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with questions on the following topics….
Many think that Joe Biden will skip his slated debates with Donald Trump, with some plausible excuse. Others think he’ll show up and prove his mental incapacity for office. But what if he shows up and appears merely competent?
In 2016 the pundits missed the undercurrent of unlikely voters who swept Donald Trump to victory. Axios now asks what the pundits and pollsters are missing this time, then answers their own question.
The French documentary ‘Cuties’ comes to Netflix in America provoking a disgusted reaction by Conservatives who oppose sexual exploitation of preteen girls. Progressives, predictably, attack Conservatives.
Amateur video shows a Chinese rocket as it crashes near a school, jeopardizing the lives and health of children — or what the Communist government calls faceless replaceable masses.
Disney’s Mulan promises a live action version of its animated classic, but controversy erupts over the film credits which thank Communist Chinese authorities, including those in the city of Turpan, in Xinjiang. Turpan’s concentration camps and forced sterilization of Uyghur people conjures genocidal campaigns of the past, but at least Disneyland Shanghai doesn’t feel the pinch.
Some 17 named sources go on the record that President Trump did NOT insult dead military veterans as alleged by Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
Here’s how to know the 2020 election is over and Trump won…Go to Antifa.com right now.
Some 15,000 e-scooters suddenly appeared on the streets in and around Dallas, Texas, in the past two years. But this week Dallas City Council yanks them, at least temporarily, to re-evaluate the danger and nuisance from these dockless electric vehicles.
Seattle Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll tells radio audience that ‘white guys’ history of slavery stays with us to this day. Has the coach forgotten that football tickets don’t sell themselves?
WGN America this week launched a national 3-hour straight newscast, pitched as “fact-based, unbiased news.” Americans have said they’re sick of the partisan spin on cable and network news, but do you really want no-opinion reporting?