We cover the top moments from the Fox News interview with Erika Kirk.
Eric Trump answers an uncomfortable question during the Turning Point USA event at Auburn University in Alabama.
Alex Clark, host of the Culture Apothecary, has some words for me on X.
And we officially have the number one podcast in the world. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
Chuck Woolery, the original host of the TV game show “Wheel of Fortune” and one of the few staunch conservatives in the entertainment business, died over the weekend at the age of 83. We salute Chuck, as he’s not just a conservative, but a principled conservative who studied history and knew exactly what he was preaching — and why he stood up for it.
Here’s a look at Woolery before the 2016 election when Donald Trump walloped the vile Hillary Clinton. Woolery is interviewed on the Fox News network by Tucker Carlson as well as Clayton Moore. He gives us a sense of his knowledge, discussing the relocation of the Marxist-pushing Frankfurt School from Germany to the United States. My, how time has flown!
The eyes of Texas were upon PragerU’s Will Witt, as he sauntered onto the University of Texas at Austin campus for a down-to-earth, random conversation with students about conservatism. His question: What is a conservative?
As you can imagine, the responses at UT mirrored those of most colleges across the nation, which are engrossed in liberal group think. And while students touched on conservatives being stuck in the past and espousing outdated values, it wasn’t long before the “R” word snuck into the discourse. Not surprisingly, in the majority of interviews Witt conducted, conservatives were deemed racist. Tune in for more of this provocative segment on PragerU with Witt.
Beware of the RINOs among us. They’re devious, conniving and traitorous, and these rats are jumping ship. Red Elephants host Vincent James says the America First Movement has warned us about these individuals for a while–smooth talkers such as Dan Crenshaw and his sympathy seeking eyepatch, faux conservative Ben Shapiro, network contributor Charlie Kirk or blogger Matt Walsh, all of them traitors in our midst.
These people, and many like them, have been disguised as Trump supporters, populists and nationalists. Truth is, they have a flawed understanding of what conservatism really is. Says James, “Many people in this country have been convinced to think conservatism is the defense of liberty or this post-enlightenment version of conservatism, or libertarianism, basically classic liberalism.”
Many of these RINOs showed their true colors in 2016 and now that they deem it too costly to support Trumpism, they’re bailing at a record pace. Join James for more commentary in the following video, presented by Free Your Mind.
They call it The Chaz autonomous zone but it might as well be called what it is: A warzone. Not only are the rapes, sexual assaults and violence non-stop, but now, also the murders. If this is how Liberals try to popularize their movements, let’s hope they open Chaz zones in all of the cities they control. You couldn’t come up with a better argument for law and order conservatism. More from Vincent James at The Red Elephants.
Seattle just purged the Chaz, after the Chazistani police killed an underage black male. Did the Seattle mayor Jennifer Durkan find her spine or was she pissed off after Black Lives Matters sent protesters outside her home? These are truly stupid times. More from Tim Pool.
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Candace Owens, who runs the Red Black Pill channel on YouTube, makes a TV appearance with Jesse Watters on the Fox News show Watter’s World. She recounts how she dropped liberalism to become a conservative and says, “Liberals are insane. I’ll never go back.” Owens’ work is featured quite frequently on Call Me Stormy.
