“Forbes Magazine has named Russian President Vladimir Putin the world’s most powerful person,” Jodi Miller reports. “President Obama came in third, but it’s not really fair, because in Russia being president is a full-time job.” Miller also zeroes in on Donald Trump, Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton and Jimmy Fallon on this edition of NewsBusted.
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Sorry to break the bad news to you, folks, but we’re in the era of stupidity, the dumbing down of America. Or as political commentator Bill Whittle succinctly puts it, “We are a nation of watchers, not doers.” We still have American citizens who believe that the moon landing was a hoax, although every conceivable misconception has been debunked. And we have those who are adamant that 9/11 was a U.S. conspiracy. “We live in the age of the great unlearning,” Whittle says. “A time where more and more people simply walk away from the library of hard-won knowledge and achievement because they’re bored with it.” Although Millenials shoulder a lot of the blame for the shift, the problem bridges several generations. Yes, including the Boomers. Whittle finishes his point and offers solutions in this edition of “Afterburner” on PJTV.
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Political strategist and commentator Dick Morris gives us a preview of tonight’s fourth Republican presidential debate, this time hosted by the Fox Business News. He says that the focus of the debate might likely center on Ben Carson, amid a flurry of allegedly outlandish comments in his autobiography. And then there’s the big question of whether Donald Trump will recapture the magic again, following a sluggish late summer and early fall that saw his support in the polls dwindle.
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“All success in life is based on conservative principles,” says Greg Gutfeld, popular host of “The Five” on Fox News and author of How To Be Right: The Art Of Being Persuasively Correct. There’s no doubt that successful liberals live by conservative values. Says Gutfeld, “Success relies on absolute truths, on supply and demand, on work and reward, on competition and on achievement, not group identity.” Gutfeld explains further in this instructional edition of Prager University.
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Many of us are old enough to recall the turmoil of the 1960s–the Black Panthers, the Weather Underground, racist, radical left-wing activist organizations with nothing better to do than disrupt the peace. When the news broke of the racial tension at the University of Missouri, I thought to myself, History is repeating itself.
Spurred by the majority of the black student body, the faculty and supported by the predominantly black football team, the controversy hit its zenith, forcing the resignation of Missouri President Tim Wolfe. The student mob even demanded that Wolfe publicly recognize his own white privilege.
Pure rubbish! It’s the ever-expanding culture of victimization. It’s an extension of Black Lives Matter, it’s the unsightly scene of RACISM rearing its ugly head again. Here’s the breaking news from CBS News.
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Fiery conservative radio-show host Michael Savage blasts President Barack “Barry” Hussein Obama’s administration and American government in general, as he erupts on The Alex Jones Channel’s “Info Wars,” hosted by Alex Jones. Savage, whose wildly popular mid-afternoon radio show is based in liberal San Francisco, tells Jones and readers of his book, Government Zero, how America is being brainwashed. “It is the most corrupt, degenerate, criminal government in American history, and I’m not saying this for effect nor to sell a book,” Savage says. “I’m trying to awaken people.”
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Donald Trump continues to electrify crowds across the country, but establishment Republicans claim it’s because of the abundance of low-information voters. Not so, says political commentator Joe Dan Gorman, and he intends to prove it. “Donald Trump is not your ordinary politician,” he says. “I don’t think anybody would possibly dispute that. But a lot (of people) suggest it’s a bad thing. It’s not a bad thing, it’s a good thing, and he’s defying all the laws of the political universe. His ideas: A sound immigration policy, returning manufacturing jobs to America, negotiating better trade deals. These are not radical ideas, These are common-sense ideas.” Tune in as Gorman makes his case for The Donald in this edition of Intellectual Froglegs.
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By any stretch, the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, has been an absolute disaster. And now word comes that the penalties Americans have to pay for not signing up for healthcare are soaring, in some cases running twice as high as originally expected. “These penalties are to buy insurance that most people don’t need,” political commentator Dick Morris says. “It’s to cover illnesses that are hypothetical.” He explains further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Established companies across America are getting fed up with the “rule breakers,” start-ups like Uber and Airbnb who share the economy. In this edition of Liberty Pen, consumer reporter John Stossel takes a look at some freedom-loving rule breakers in St. George, Utah, who benefit Americans far more than the option-stifling regulators protecting special interests.
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Social pariah Bill Ayers is rearing his ugly head again. The domestic terrorist and counter-culture activist of the 1960s is now supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, advising the thugs to start fires to attract attention. In a recent Internet radio interview, he said Black Lives Matter is, “one of the most hopeful signs in the last several decades of folks coming together and building a movement for fundamental change.”
Author and political commentator Dr. Jerome Corsi tells Alex Jones that there is a method to the Black Lives Matter madness. “If you think about it seriously, it should be All Lives Matter. Why are we focusing on Black Lives Matter?,” he says. “But the underlying theme here–the hidden message–is that the police are the white society’s institutionalized oppressor of black people, designed to keep the black people into subjectivity.” Listen to the rest of their discussion in this edition of “Info Wars” on The Alex Jones Channel.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has removed and censored this video. In its absence, we present another video, from Bitchute, where Jerome Corsi talks about Q-Anon.)
