Monday, July 13th, 2020 at 3:00 am
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Hamilton faces the Cancel Culture
Conservative speakers at college campuses have been dis-invited, turned away by the mob, or required extra security (at the speaker’s expense) to deal with the cancel culture. CEO’s have stepped down, and Republicans have been shown the door in restaurants, but the Left was fine with this.
Then they came for “Hamilton”, and some on the Left grew a spine. Welcome to those of us fighting for free speech. I hope it lasts.
Mentioned links:
‘Hamilton’ Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda Responds To ‘Cancel Hamilton’ Criticism
J.K. Rowling Smeared As Transphobe, ‘Canceled’ After Saying Biological Sex ‘Is Real’
A Letter on Justice and Open Debate
JK Rowling, Over 100 Others Sign Letter Condemning Cancel Culture. One Caves, Apologizes. Rowling Responds.
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Monday, November 25th, 2019 at 3:00 pm
Monday, January 7th, 2019 at 1:00 am
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BSA in trouble
Returning from my Christmas break, I have 4(!) stories to cover this time out.
The Scouts BSA (formerly the Boy Scouts of America) may be declaring bankruptcy. Could this financial situation have been prevented? I think so.
There’s a crackdown on illegal immigration on the southern border. Old news? Not really.
How much of federal government spending is on auto-pilot? How much just get automatically renewed, with built in increased, every year? The answer will surprise you. It surprised me.
Can bank regulators just cut off certain businesses’ access to the banking system? Yes, and you can thank Obama for that.
Mentioned links:
BOY SCOUTS ON VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY
Mexico announces crackdown on illegal immigration: ‘Get in line and you can enter our country’
Shock Report: 86% Of Government Spending Is Now On Autopilot
Newly Unsealed Documents Show Top FDIC Officials Running Operation Choke Point
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Monday, December 10th, 2018 at 1:00 am
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Telling a great story
Is it OK to rape if the culture you come from has normalized it?
Why is Havana crumbling? What are the costs, and is it affecting their great (according to Michael Moore) health care?
And is depicting bullying necessary when telling an anti-bullying story? Some people don’t think so. Let’s let Rudolph demonstrate why it is. Merry Christmas!
Mentioned links:
Refugee acquitted of rape ‘as he has different cultural norms’ – His female victim attempted suicide
How Havana is collapsing, building by building
The truth about Cuba’s health care system
Viewers Noticed Some Very Disturbing Details In ‘Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer’
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Monday, June 11th, 2018 at 1:00 am
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Jack got justice, but for how long?
Jack Phillips and the Masterpiece Cakeshop won the day in the Supreme Court. The news articles called it “narrow”, but they weren’t talking about the 7-2 vote; they were referring to how narrowly the ruling itself was. The Supremes basically said that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission treated Jack’s religious views in a way incompatible with how government should; with contempt rather than dispassionately. What does this mean for the future of the ruling?
And the White House recently released a list of 60 promises that President Trump has kept in his first 500 days in office. Most of the items are simply reporting statistics that show how good things have been going; there are more objective milestones mentioned than subjective goals. But if you’ve not heard about them, that’s understandable. The media aren’t really into giving credit where credit is due these days. I wonder why.
Oh, and Bill Clinton still thinks he was the victim in the Lewinsky scandal. Really.
Mentioned links:
Bill Clinton: I wouldn’t have done anything differently in Lewinsky scandal even in #MeToo era
U.S. Supreme Court backs Christian baker who spurned gay couple
Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker who refused to make wedding cake for same-sex couple
In Masterpiece Cakeshop, Justice Kennedy Strikes a Blow for the Dignity of the Faithful
Trump Releases List of 60 Promises Kept; Media Ignores
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Monday, May 28th, 2018 at 1:00 am
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“We don’t serve your kind here”
When you have a high school senior, your schedule at the end of the school year is frenetic. But I’m back in the saddle again.
A Manhattan court recently ruled that a bar could refuse to serve someone wearing a MAGA hat. I agree with that ruling. Why I agree, and the difference between freedom of speech and freedom from discrimination, is what I talk about this episode.
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Judge: Bars are allowed to throw out Trump supporters
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Monday, July 31st, 2017 at 1:00 am
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Uninvited, deplatformed, and shunned
Berkeley, the home of the Free Speech movement in the 1960s, has been censoring conservative voices of late. But their latest “deplatforming” is someone who you’d never think in a million years would be the target of their ire.
Richard Dawkins. Yes, that Richard Dawkins.
But the thing is, while they might agree with him on that vast majority of the positions he takes — both spiritually and politically — there’s one particular position that was apparently a bridge too far.
What that position is, and how it exposes their other hypocrisies, is in this episode.
Mentioned links:
Anti-Free Speech Left Cancels Another Speaker at Berkeley…But This One May Surprise You
Bernie Sanders Makes Rare Appeal to Evangelicals at Liberty University
Atheist Richard Dawkins’ ‘abusive’ Islam statements lead Berkeley radio station to cancel his event
Uproar over Trump-themed ‘Julius Caesar,’ but none for Obama version at Guthrie 5 years ago
The Many Differences Between ‘Obama-Caesar’ and ‘Trump-Caesar’
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Monday, March 27th, 2017 at 1:00 am
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How’s that boycott working?
Last year, the state of North Carolina decided that men should use the men’s bathroom, and women should use the women’s bathroom. “Radical” as that was, it got the state boycotted by sports associations, singers, and others. One year later, how has that boycott affected the state?
And speaking of accommodating the transgendered, how is that working out? I’ll discuss the weight lifter, born a man, who is tearing up the women’s competition. I’ll also talk about the boy who realized there was a girl in his locker room, and a rapist who is now in a women’s prison.
You’ll hear it here, because you probably won’t hear it anywhere else.
Mentioned links:
Weightlifting: Transgender lifter Laurel Hubbard wins first international outing
Outrage As Double Rapist Moves to Women’s Prison After Sex Change Treatment
Student sues Pennsylvania school district for sexual harassment, violation of personal privacy
School orders boy to “tolerate” undressing with girl and make it “natural”
Tourism thriving, economy expanding in North Carolina despite bathroom bill desertions
Video Calls Out NBA’s ‘Hypocrisy’ for Pulling All-Star Game From Charlotte
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Tuesday, November 17th, 2015 at 11:54 am
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Terrorism hits Paris again. (Reuters)
In the early morning hours of Saturday, November 14th, ISIS terrorists attacked Paris, France. They did so from 7 different locations at the same time, including a theater where a concert was going on, and the soccer stadium where a game was going on, and French President Francois Hollande was in attendance. When the shooting and bombing was done, 129 people had died. Paris went on lockdown, issuing the first curfew since the 1944 Nazi bombings, and they closed the borders.
These are my thoughts on this horrific tragedy.
Mentioned links:
Quarter of British Muslims sympathise with Charlie Hebdo terrorists
What Do People in the Middle East Think About the Islamic State? These Poll Results Will Surprise You.
Paris attacks put dagger through heart of liberal Europe
Paris attacks highlight France’s gun control problems
The rising tide of Muslim converts to Christianity
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Monday, November 9th, 2015 at 8:00 am
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Fox News is mean to me
Diversity! That’s the call of the progressive Left, as they seek to bring in people of all races and creeds into their circles. But here’s the thing they won’t admit to; their view of diversity is only skin deep.
The CNBC moderators of the recent GOP Presidential debate made themselves more the news story than the debate itself. “Gotcha questions” were the order of the … evening. But the candidates gave as good as they got. President Obama tried to take a pot shot at their umbrage, but his joke fell really flat.
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Academia’s Rejection of Diversity
Obama mocks GOP hopefuls for CNBC snit
Donald Trump’s first debate question: ‘Is this a comic-book version of a presidential campaign?’
Obama To O’Reilly: ‘Of Course’ Fox News Is Unfair To Me
Thank You, CNBC
Police: Concealed carry license holder kills armed gunman
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