Scott Ott reports that a click-bait headline from an Albert Burneco article at defector.com claims that neither Elon Musk nor anyone else will ever colonize Mars.
Why? Because it’s cold there, there’s no air and it’s far away, and there are no free-range chickens, either. Ott and “Right Angle” colleagues Bill Whittle and Steve Green rev up the debate, including Whittle’s assertion that Albert Burneco is just plain wrong!
Bill Whittle says it’s hard to believe it, but it’s been 20 years since the Concorde SST (supersonic transport) was permanently retired.
He says the Concorde was a remarkable machine that plied the transatlantic trade at twice the speed of sound, the tooth-jarring sonic boom footprint limited to over-water flight. But the real promise of supersonic travel–Los Angeles to New York in a little over two hours–has never been practical due to that noise footprint. Until now.
Whittle and “Right Angle” colleagues Scott Ott and Steve Green discuss the ingeniously designed Overture, with its sonic thump, manufactured by Boom Technology of Denver, Colo.
Speaking at the DNC last week, Michelle Obama lamented the fact that, unlike white men, Kamala Harris and other women of color never get a second chance at failure.
Scott Ott says that’s pretty rich, considering who’s talking. Ott is joined by “Right Angle” cohorts Bill Whittle and Steve Green to unravel Obama’s ridiculous notion that most of us “will never be afforded the grace of failing forward or benefit from the affirmative action of generational wealth.”
Steve Green reports that when Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee Tim Walz was not preaching friendly neighborhood socialism, he was an unfriendly neighborhood fascist when he called out the Minnesota National Guard to “light up” regular, law-abiding people in their own homes.
In this episode of “Right Angle,” Green is joined by colleagues Bill Whittle and Scott Ott to examine shocking footage of Walz and exactly what kind of authoritarian tyrant the Democrats want a heartbeat away from doing this with federal troops.
Donald Trump and Elon Must–Best Friends Forever (BFF)–sat down and accomplished something rival candidate Kamala Harris will never be able to achieve: a substantive, informed and long discussion of the major issues of the day.
“Right Angle’s” Bill Whittle posits what the world might look like with a businessman back in office again and a government that looked at companies like SpaceX and then got out of their way! Colleagues Scott Ott and Steve Green join the conversation.
Steve Green says that there’s finally a Democratic Presidential ticket with real balance. There’s a socialist and a Communist!
Green says for a brief moment there was some concern that someone would convince Kamala Harris to do the smart thing. Well, those concerns vanished in a puff of pink smoke when she announced her running mate: Tim Walz, perhaps the only person farther to the lunatic left than the person at the top of the ticket. What a winning combo! More from the “Right Angle” team.
According to the progressive left, the Supreme Court is a sacrosanct, unimpeachable lever for social justice in America, until it starts making conservative rulings, at which point it becomes a small-town school board in desperate need of a flushing.
Scott Ott asks, “Should there be term limits for Supreme Court justices?'” referring to Joe Biden’s recent proposal in an underhanded attempt to reform the court. The “Right Angle” team of Ott, Bill Whittle and Steve Green bring us the pros and cons of the issue.
Scott Ott reports that the 2024 Presidential-election cycle is producing a level of rhetoric not seen since the Civil War. And we all know how that turned out!
Should both sides lower the temperature before it’s too late? And perhaps more importantly, can they? Ott is joined by his “Right Angle” colleagues Bill Whittle and Steve Green to sort out the dilemma.
Talk about overstaying your welcome. Boeing’s troubled Starliner remains docked at the International Space Station, some six times longer than scheduled. And NASA, once a world-striding giant of engineers, expert flight controllers and steeler-eyed test pilots has devolved into a standing army of the incompetent, the cowardly and the evasive.
“Right Angle’s Steve Green says it’s impossible to get a straight answer on what is going on up there, including two American astronauts who have been stranded in the capsule for 50 days. Green is joined by colleagues Bill Whittle and Scott Ott to discuss the dilemma.
It’s an ongoing trope of the left to wail that greedy corporate billionaires do nothing but buy expensive gifts for themselves, such as doctors!
Scott Ott tells the story of former New York City mayor and billionaire Michael Bloomberg and his billion-dollar donation to Johns Hopkins University to provide a free medical education to needy applicants. Ott and “Right Angle” colleagues Bill Whittle and Stephen Green share their thoughts on the endowment.
