Bill Whittle Network

Those who know him best say he has ‘an encyclopedic mind,’ capable of grasping not only the deep nuances of any particular subject, but also has such a wide range of interests that is seems impossible to find a topic of discussion he is not deeply versed in.

Bit of a contrast from the unsophisticated, ignorant, boorish dolt the Left paints him as, isn’t it?

It is, by far, the deadliest animal on the planet and has likely killed more people than all human wars combined — the mosquito. Now, after millions of years of evolution, the tide may be turning in a particularly satisfying way as human-made drones shoot down mosquitos one at a time.

Many Alzheimer’s patients report having moment of near perfect mental clarity shortly before passing away. Neuroscience is unsure why, or even how, but one theory is that consciousness may not reside INSIDE the brain at all.

So it’s back on again with Iran — for the third time, depending on how you count the various ceasefires, overtures, discussions and ultimatums. Can someone remind us why we are talking to these Mullah’s in the first place?

Do we really want to live in a country where the pandemic of entitlement is so severe that people are will to endure this kind of humiliation to ‘save’ two bucks and some change?

‘The Days of America Being Played are Over…” says an op-ed in the New York Times. Wait — what? Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that the purpose of the Treasury Department is to grow and protect America’s economic might throughout the world.

Manage your own decline, Euroweenies!

In the flurry of patriotic self-reflection on our nation’s 250th anniversary, one thing in particular caught Bill’s attention: The irreplaceable Glenn Beck’s passionate history of Thomas Jefferson’s first draft of the Declaration of Independence. Glenn’s story knocked Bill’s socks off so hard it thought it needed to be told as far and as widely as possible… and so here it is.

In an age where doomscrolling social media can go on for weeks and black pills are handed out like candy, Bill, Steve and Scott take a bold and optimistic look at how far we have come and how spectacular the future can be for those who have never given up on The Dream.

For the last few weeks now, many, many people who have never seen America before have arrived to attend the World Cup — and their reaction has been nothing less than a national love fest. Told by their government media that The USA was a violent, soulless, bland corporate wasteland, they have discovered our natural beauty, our incredible food, and best of all the American natural character of open friendliness, great generosity and fierce national pride. For Steve, Scott and Bill, seeing the hundreds of awe-struck reactions to this incredible country of ours has been a transformational experience, not to mention a pure and deep joy.

At first we thought it was just another fire here in Flameytown, but after burning for over a week the real horror has just begun. The massive inferno at a refrigerated warehouse in LA’s Boyle Heights is now extinguished… and all that remains is some sixty-five MILLION pounds of rotting meat, a small ocean of runoff water and temperatures climbing into the nineties. Already the surrounding area stinks of death and things are likely to get much, much worse