Jodi Miller reports, “At the White House last week, President Obama met with German President Joachim Gauck. The two presidents have very different world views. For example, Gauck is pro democracy.” Miller also sets her sights on Russia’s Syrian airstrikes, Hillary Clinton, Dr. Ben Carson, Joe Biden, American obesity and Governor Jerry Brown in this edition of NewsBusted.
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Following the landslide victory by the GOP in the 2012 Congressional elections, political commentator Bill Whittle boldly predicted that the next president would come from the pop culture and not the political class. With the recent emergence of non-establishment candidates such as Donald Trump, Dr. Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina and Bernie Sanders, Whittle’s prognostication seems safe for now. But as the political process has evolved, Whittle finds himself with a surprising affection for Trump.
“I don’t think Donald Trump is a conservative … I don’t know what he is but there is one thing that he doesn’t seem to be and that is afraid,” Whittle says. “He doesn’t seem to be afraid of anything, especially the one thing that every other Republican is terrified of, namely Donald Trump doesn’t seem to give a damn what the news media, late-night comedians or hip-hop artists think about him.” Tune in to see what else Whittle so loves about The Donald in this edition of “Afterburner” on PJTV.
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Dr. Ben Carson, a neurosurgeon, launched his first-ever run for public office recently, while Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett Packard, enters the fray with only one political campaign under her belt. So this begs the question: Is experience a requirement for presidential hopefuls? The “Trifecta” crew of Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green provide analysis on this edition of PJTV.
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Wild Bill’s message on this Monday morning: A doctor for America. He emphasizes that in 2016, America gets another opportunity to elect a man of integrity to the White House. His choice, neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson. “He cares about this country and its citizens,” Wild Bill says. “He’s not a politician, he’s a citizen statesman with great intellect, great courage and vast common sense.” Listen in as Wild Bill explains his choice.
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Neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson, the rapidly rising rockstar conservative of the Republican Party, wowed the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last weekend. The good doctor shared his vision for our country’s economic woes and excited the crowd when hinting at a 2016 presidential run.
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