I – like most of the Internet now – am obsessed with Freddy the German soccer fan. He is road tripping across America and documenting his experiences on X.
This might be more genuinely unifying and patriotic than anything coming out of America250.
It’s a great rebuttal to people who look down their noses at our country and claim we have no culture. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Mark Dice takes a long look at Pride Month. Why is it an aberration? How did it begin?
Did Jews set Pride Month in motion? Does this have anything to do with Jews being banished from so many nations over history?
We also see a long-lost clip of Jim Carrey from “In Living Color,” playing a light-in-the-loafer homosexual, well before the woke era.
Socialist Bernie Sanders is pushing a dangerous idea. He wants the federal government to own half the stock of AI companies going forward.
They already have more than enough incentive to spy on Americans. Why surrender them all of our liberties and freedoms? Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
America is turning 250 and the birthday party is already a mess — every artist booked for the Freedom 250 celebration dropped out, but don’t worry, Vanilla Ice to the rescue.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down what the collapse says about the “vibe shift,” why woke is crawling out of hibernation, and why normie Americans still don’t want to be lectured – by anyone.
Also: Democrat Graham Platner’s never-ending scandals, UFC fights on the White House lawn during Pride Month, and the Donald Trump buffalo in Bangladesh who is apparently Bridget’s spirit animal. Here’s more in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
Demtard freakout! Massive winning! China Bubble Face!
Megan and Tucker! For lies! Quality Learing Center. Here’s more snark from McAllister TV.
Ben Franklin warned: America has “a republic, if you can keep it.” If! He wasn’t sure the great experiment would last.
I ask Stossel TV guests, how did we make it to 250 years? Americans “went out into the untamed wilderness and established towns and cities that really didn’t have to lean on a central government in order to function.” says Linnea Lueken of Heartland Institute. That self-reliance made America successful.
Unfortunately, today, people say, “Problem? There ought to be a law!” But the more government “fixes” things, the more control politicians have over us, and the less freedom we have. That’s not what the founders wanted.
What really makes America thrive? Ron Paul, Steve Forbes, Jennifer Grossman, Grover Norquist and others explain in my video above. Here’s more from John Stossel, focusing on how liberty, property rights and limited government built the freest nation in history.
A noted academic seems to be: A.) Having vocabulary issues; B.) Having cognition troubles; or C.) Is trolling us.
Here is a new edition of The Right Angle, with Scott Ott leading this discussion, inspired by Kevin Kelly’s book The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape our Future. Ott is joined in the discussion by Steve Green and Bill Whittle.
A group of women confidently claim white people used to eat black people in a viral clip from the popular Whatever podcast.
Is this true at all? Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
Commencement speakers got booed this weekend for mentioning AI — by the same graduating class that used ChatGPT to write their papers.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down why the anti-AI panic is just climate anxiety with a new face, why Bernie Sanders and AOC’s plan to ban data centers is the worst idea in recent memory, and why China is absolutely loving every minute of our meltdown. Here’s more in a new episode of The Dumpster Fire from Phetasy.
What do predictive maps have to tell us about the New World Order? Here’s more from the Reese Report.
