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Saudi Arabia’s oil industry was struck by drones on Saturday, resulting in the “shut down of half of the kingdom’s crude production on Saturday, potentially rolling petroleum prices” reported the Wall Street Journal. The strikes “mark the latest in a series of attacks on the country’s petroleum assets in recent months, as tensions rise among […] Read More.

The (failing) New York Times is out with some newly public allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh that were supposedly so damning they had no effect on the outcome of his nomination whatsoever. The information is from a forthcoming book by Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly called “The Education of Brett Kavanaugh,” who adapted […] Read More.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler confirmed in August that his panel is conducting formal impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. He said that “hopefully by the conclusion of all this… by the end of the year… [we’ll] vote Articles of Impeachment on the House floor.” He and fellow Committee Democrats were on an “impeachment […] Read More.

In this episode, I address the worst moments from last night’s disastrous Democrat Debate and I debunk the numerous lies told on stage, and off. I also address the scandalous revelation about John Brennan in light of CNN’s latest news story. Finally, I cover the GOP scandal in North Carolina that wasn’t. Read More.

Harvard University admits it received a whopping $9 Million in contributions from sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been in hot water over accepting money from Epstein, resulting in the resignation of the Director of MIT’s Media Lab. We reported earlier this week that MIT staff knew about Epstein’s injustices, […] Read More.

Vice President Mike Pence spoke at a 40th anniversary gala for Concerned Women for America (CWA) last night at the Trump International Hotel in D.C. CWA is “the nation’s largest public policy women’s organization’ focused on bringing Christian principles into public policy” writes the Daily Caller. In his speech, the Vice President reiterated how proud […] Read More.

Did Americans watch the Democratic debate last night and think the group of ten people on stage were running for President of pretty much any country but the United States of America? From the desire for open borders, free healthcare, abolishing the second amendment and literally offering to hand out free money, no one was […] Read More.

A vision circulating the internet appeared to be a hoax, but in fact actually happened. Artist Kenneth Goldsmith tweeted photographs with the caption, “Hillary Clinton reading her own emails at my exhibition in Venice, Italy.” Come again? Hillary was reading her emails aloud to the public? It’s true. While on a trip to Venice, Italy, […] Read More.

In this episode, I address the resounding legal victory yesterday for the Trump administration. I also address the stunning court filing in the Mike Flynn case that should answer this big question. I discuss a new low for CNN and a troubling proposal to attack the Second Amendment by Beto O’Rourke. Read More.

In discussing the GOP’s win in the special election in North Carolina earlier this week on Fox News with Laura Ingraham last night, Dan Bongino hammered home that this is another example that the “media is eager to tell A story, not THE story.” Having a bit of a jab at CNN, Ingraham played clips […] Read More.

As the United States grieves on another anniversary of the terror attacks of 9/11, politicians and analysts discuss whether or not we are safer than we were in 2001. Despite the comparative evaluation, there have been clear signs that the United States is still at war and we must remain vigilant. Aggressive anti-American and anti-Israel […] Read More.

With her standard poise and grace, Former Secretary of State under George W. Bush shut down an NBC anchor brilliantly. While on a media tour promoting her new book To Build a Better World: Choices to End the Cold War and Create a Global Commonwealth, Rice joined Savannah Guthrie on NBC’s “Today” show. During the […] Read More.

The Supreme Court of the United States has just ruled in favor of the Trump administration’s “rules that bar migrants from seeking asylum in the U.S. if they have traveled through a third country and failed to seek asylum there” reported the National Review. The decision means “ending all injunctions that had blocked the White […] Read More.

In the three years since President Donald Trump declared his candidacy for President in 2015, his net worth (as estimated by Forbes Magazine) has declined by roughly a third, setting him back 138 spots on their list of billionaires. And in light of that reality, it’s a claim that Trump is monetizing the presidency that […] Read More.

Yesterday we reported Ken Cuccinelli’s enthusiasm that apprehensions at our southern border were decreasing at a rapid rate in the last three months. After a meeting with the White House yesterday, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said there has been a “significant decrease’ in U.S.-bound immigration through Mexico, especially from Central America, and he expects […] Read More.