Bill Whittle

The feline, Uber-beta Governor of California is so lost for an identity that he thinks he can steal Trump’s.

A strapping young American lad strides out into the toxic woke wasteland and encounters a major obstacle. His solution? He GOES AROUND IT. If only the Attorney General had such a clear vision of what America is all about.

Wired magazine is convinced that it’s only a matter of time before Elon Musk “has the keys to all of the rifle lockers in outer space.” Anyone know the Klingon phrase for “come and take them!?”

Not much to say about this one: they’re garbage people in a garbage industry.

In its never-ending battle to destroy it’s own credibility, the Washington Post claims that the LITERAL OCEANS of people being fired for their vile and reprehensible behavior following Charlie Kirk’s assassination will bring economic heartache to both sides.

He blazed both bright and beautiful. Will his fall ignite a powder keg that has been waiting for a spark?

A reminder for what seems like a lifetime ago when this was the worst thing we saw all week.

The horrific stabbing of a young Ukrainian woman on a Charlotte tram was the opening act of a week of horror here in the United States. The Mayor of Charlotte said that ‘we can’t arrest our way’ out of this kind of random, savage brutality. OH YES WE CAN.

At a recent pro-Palestinian event, one of the young attendees helpfully provided detailed information on how the production of America’s F-35 stealth fighter/bomber could be effectively sabotaged. We hope and suspect she will be getting a visit soon.

Public Sector Unions have been, and should be, illegal: the government is bargaining against itself! The last President to slam the door on this chicanery was The Gipper. Will The Clipper follow in his footsteps?

President Trump’s spectacular success in decimating the crime rate in Washington DC was one thing: that city exists in a No Man’s Land where the justification for federal intervention seemed clear-cut. But bypassing both city and state governments to bring the same peace and rule of law to what Lincoln called “that awful wicked city of Chicago” definitely raises the stakes. Is it worth the gamble?

Someone who we were told was very, very nice has actually been very, very naughty.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has decided that public crosswalks are… you know… PUBLIC, and not the place for ideological free messaging. CAN DEATH CAMPS BE FAR BEHIND?!

The Ninth Circuit Court (!) just handed down a ruling that the citizenship rules outlined in the 14th Amendment must apply AS WRITTEN, rather then how Democrats have PRETENDED it was written. Bill, Steve and Scott discuss the thorny issue of what to do about people already granted US Citizenship through the Left’s cruel and capricious effort to manufacture not just votes, but entire voters.

Gather round folks, and you will see conservatives do something that progressives seem utterly unable to do: PLAY FAIR.

A dangerous precedent, or a long-overdue, fully justified use of emergency powers?

The never-ending flood of new regulations has been strangling American businesses for decades. A year ago, all a reasonable person could hope for as a reduction in their growth. But that was then and this is now: expect federal regulations to be reduced by FIFTY PERCENT!

We don’t know what it is… but we’re pretty sure it’s pretty cool. Lockheed has gone $1.6 billion out of pocket on their latest top-secret contract, but they seem pretty chill about the prospect of making it back.

Just when you thought the New York Times could not get any lower they manage to surpass your wildest expectations. Steve Green has the disgraceful evidence.

Sadly lost among the spate of celebrity deaths these past few weeks was the departure of The Smartest Man Ever to Write a Song: Tom Lehrer. Bill Whittle brings the receipts.