“A new poll shows that the new Hillary Clinton so-called charm offensive is getting mixed results,” Jodi Miller reports. “For instance, most Americans don’t think Hillary is charming, however, they do find her offensive.” Miller also takes aim at Jeb Bush, Stephen Colbert, Super Gonorrhea, Applebee’s, Susan Sarandon and Starbucks in this edition of NewsBusted.
With the national debt rapidly approaching the unthinkable $20 trillion plateau (now $17-$18 trillion), how did we ever get to this point and how do we fix it? The Cato Institute’s Michael Tanner says spending on the big three entitlement programs–Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid–are most responsible for the massive debt. And now the onset of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare–has exacerbated the problem. So what’s the solution? In the following presentation of Prager University, Tanner tells us how to get out of get and preserve the programs.
The Washington Post is reporting that establishment Republicans are leaning toward a brokered convention later this year to derail the presidential run of Donald Trump. Host John Phillips, author and political satirist Scott Ott and comedian Stephen Kruiser discuss why a brokered convention could actually be in the works and how it will affect the party in this edition of “The Run Down” on PJTV.
December has the longest solar days (noon-to-noon) because of the weird way a combination of the axial tilt of the Earth and a quirk in its elliptical orbit. Henry Reich clarifies the reasons in this edition of minutephysics.
Radical Islamic sympathizer Edward Archer’s assassination attempt on a Philadelphia police officer failed miserably, but he was shockingly given a free pass from Mayor Jim Kenney. Spewing the toxic rhetoric that has become all too common with the Democrat Party, Kenney claimed the attack had nothing to do with Islam or terrorist activity. Bullfrog hair! “Islam has everything to do with this shooting, just as Islam has had everything to do with bloody massacres around the world,” says Wild Bill. “As long as left-wing idiots continue to spew nonsense, the assassins of Islam will get a free pass to continue their bloodlust in America.”
Democrat Hillary Clinton may well have doomed her 2016 presidential bid by attacking Donald Trump on the issue of women, claiming his outrageous disdain and abuse of the opposite sex. Unfortunately for Hillary, Trump turned the tables on the Hillary and President Clinton’s long record of sexual misbehavior.
Political strategist Dick Morris contends, “Hillary is an enabler of Bill’s sexual predatory conduct and also an abuser of the women who he’s been involved with.” Morris, who served President Clinton as a political advisor in the ’90s, gives us the whole scoop in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
As we embark on 2016, host John Phillips, talk-show host Leo Terrell and comedian Stephen Kruiser take a stab at prognosticating the future in the new year. Among the subjects–presidential politics and homeland security in this PJTV Special.
An Internet troll definitely stepped over the line in ruffling political pundit Alfonzo Rachel’s feathers, pronoucing he is not really a conservative. The troll apparently didn’t agree with Rachel stating that conservatives need to be creative in competing with pop culture. Zo responded with an impassioned siloquy in this edition of “Zonation” on PJTV.
“There’s good news and bad news for Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton,” Jodi Miller reports. “The good news is she just received a major endorsement. The bad news–it’s from Bill Cosby.” Miller kicks off the new year featuring President Obama, Bernie Sanders, George Pataki, Martin O’Malley, John Kasich, Star Wars and Marco Rubio on this edition of NewsBusted.
Raging fires, crippling drought and more powerful storms are the Obama Administration’s Three Horsemen of the Global Warming Apocalypse. Problem is, says economist Bjorn Lomborg, all three are rooted in exaggeration. “This does not mean that climate change is not an issue,” Lomborg says. “It means that exaggerating the threat concentrates resources in the wrong areas.” In the following edition of Prager University, Lomborg examines the key issues and reaches some surprising conclusions.
