When an 18-year-old shot and killed 19 little children at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, like all historical villains, in his mind he did what he must.
Tag: Bill Whittle
Recorded live before a global audience on May 27, 2022.
A small study of so-called ‘long COVID’ finds that symptoms can’t be measured, and that all health indicators are the same for victims as they are for a control group that never had the COVID-19 virus.
Can freezing prices fix inflation? Has Sen. Warren ever read Thomas Sowell’s ‘Basic Economics’?
Will the founder of SpaceX, Tesla and more really do it? Does his ‘transition’ provide a template for others?
The Biden Ministry of Truth now sits on the back burner after public outrage and mockery erupted at its announcement.
Three men. Five headlines. No warning: It’s Steve Green’s Right Angle Lightning Round!
Recorded live before a global audience on May 19, 2022.
President Biden and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos get into a Twitter spat over the White House plan to whip inflation now by jacking up taxes on the rich and spending trillions of dollars more.
Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter is on hold as the billionaire rocketeer demands an accurate count of fake users on the social platform.
Elon Musk Tweets: “I’m ok with going to hell, if that is indeed my destination, since the vast majority of all humans ever born will be there.”
The bipartisan Affordable Connectivity Program — part of a $14 billion effort to expand broadband access to hard-to-reach areas — glitches as the Biden administration can’t get rural people (nor cable companies) to take the money.
Bill Whittle’s wife just took the oath of U.S. citizenship. It made him realize that “these puny, miserable little people” can’t do anything to destroy this.
We conservatives have been fighting rear-guard actions for decades, but Bill Whittle says, “We’re going to see in November something astonishing.”
As we mark the 40th anniversary of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, two major Trekkies (and another guy) dissect how Hollywood can make great movies again, and why it probably won’t.