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21 Apr 2016

Looking in the Wrong Place

The observable universe is jammed with billions of galaxies, which in turn are packed with trillions of stars and who knows how many planets. So wouldn’t you think the chances of intelligent life, other than ourselves, exists in one of these faraway places? Or are we looking in the wrong place?

Minutephysics host Henry Reich says, “Researchers have predicted that the population of most intelligent alien species should be below 20 million individuals; the majority of planets with intelligent life should have less than 80 percent the radius of the Earth; and the individuals of most intelligent alien species should be at least as massive as polar bears.” Where do we find these species? Reich explains in this edition of minutephysics.

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21 Apr 2016

Free Speech Under Attack

Fortified by our Constititution and the Bill of Rights, you’d think the United States is well protected from the barrage of political correctness pelting our freedom of speech. Think again. “A generation is being raised not to believe in freedom of speech, but rather that they should have freedom from speech,” says Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. “This is a threat to pluralism and democracy itself.” Lukianoff adds that it would be fair to say that you’d expect speech to be the most free on our college campuses, where our future leaders are educated. But highly restricted speech codes are now the norm on campus. He explains in this installment of Prager University.

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20 Apr 2016

Shaking Up Guantanamo

“President Obama has ordered the release of 12 more Guantanamo Bay prisoners,” Jodi Miller reports. “Or, as he calls them, freedom fighters.” Miller also features Hillary Clinton, Texas vampire killer, Rahm Emanuel, Bernie Sanders and Cher in this edition of NewsBusted.

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20 Apr 2016

Is GOP Election Process Rigged?

Rumors continue to persist that the GOP is working at a fever pitch to deny frontrunner Donald Trump the nomination by changing the rules and using underhanded methods at statewide caucuses and primaries. So what gives? The “Trifecta” crew of Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott discuss the alleged skullduggery in this edition of PJTV.

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19 Apr 2016

Clinton’s Go-To Defense Zapped

Fox News’ Catherine Herridge is reporting that the waters surrounding Hillary Clinton’s e-mail scandal just got a bit warmer. Herridge says that Clinton’s go-to defense that she never handled information on her server marked classified just got tossed out the kitchen window. An FBI source, speaking anonymously, said the agency will further determine whether Clinton should have known, based on the quality and detail of the material, that e-mails passing through her server contained classified information regardless of the markings. Herridge details the latest twist in the investigation on this Fox News segment.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This video is no longer on YouTube so we present a different Fox News video, also with Catherine Herridge, discussing the Clinton emails).

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19 Apr 2016

Bernie’s Politics Of Envy

During a recent speaking engagement at a progressive high school, political commentator Bill Whittle encountered a wave of questions about socialism and the Bernie Sanders movement. Hear Whittle’s conservative response, especially his address to Sanders’ regressive tax proposal, in this edition of “Afterburner” on PJTV.

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18 Apr 2016

World’s Deadliest Island

Located just 90 miles off the coast of Sao Paolo, Brazil, Snake Island might well be the most deadliest parcel of land on the planet. The 110-acre island is home to 4,000 golden lancehead serpents, whose venom is five times more potent than any mainland snake and can melt human flesh. In fact, golden lanceheads are responsible for 90 percent of all snakebite-related deaths in Brazil. Get the inside scoop from Epic Wildlife.

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18 Apr 2016

Doubling Down on Stupid

The actions of Washington, D.C., Republicans may well spell the end of the GOP Party as we know it, says Wild Bill. “They have essentially trampled on their constituents so much that there is no trust or respect in the national Republicans.” And now, he says, the GOP is doubling down on stupid by messing with the election process in many states. Hear his argument in this edition of Wild Bill for America.

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15 Apr 2016

Who’s the Best GOP Candidate?

Political pundits across the board have concluded that Hillary Clinton will be the Democrat nominee, provided she isn’t indicted before the November general election. So which GOP candidate would be better suited to face her? Dick Morris throws his two cents in, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.

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14 Apr 2016

Most Heavily Guarded Places

From the highly classified UFO and possible alien secrets at Area 51 in Nevada to the super-safe Doomsday Seed Vault in a remote area of Norway, Talltanic features the 13 most mysterious and heavily guarded locations on Earth. Which begs the question: What is behind that door?

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