Bookworm Room's Podcast

Today's topics are Trump's brilliance in negotiating a trade deal with India, the reality of the hijab (and it shouldn't be celebrated), the bizarre priorities of Senate Republicans when it comes to the SAVE Act, and understanding leftist Jews.

Today's topics are (1) more examples of the "de-Judaization" of the Holocaust and the total inversion as a vehicle to attack Jews, and (2) the weird thing about Michelle Obama's answer when she was asked whether she'd urge Obama to run again if Trump goes for a third term.

Today's topics are the terrible consequences of electing communists, the leftist view of religious rights, the dangerous drift toward "de-Judaizing" the Holocaust, and pure schadenfreude when looking at leftist expectations about "Melania," the movie.

Today's topics are one doctor's testimony in the Senate reveals how ideologically corrupt medical education has become, an essay by Ireland's former president reveals more than she realizes when she rants against infant baptism, Scott Adams's death highlights (again) how utterly corrupt the media are (but change can happen), and the necessity for Trump to act in Iran.

Today, there's only one topic: Singapore. I spent 12 days there and have opinions (plus, if you're watching the video, photographs).

Today's topics are tariffs, and why Trump's tariffs are good, not bad; the divisions (perhaps good ones) that come from our siloed media world; and the reason that medical costs are so high and—sorry—will never go down.

Today's topics are why the shutdown's end was inevitable, why New York City doesn't matter anymore, the problem of rogue judges, a (good) cultural shift and the evidence supporting it, a bad shift in South Korea, the Palestinian "fatocide" (and why, inevitably, the absence of starvation genocide is the Jews' fault), and whether God serves man or man serves God.

This is a special edition of the American Thinker Takeaways podcast. I had the opportunity to interview Professor Charles Murray about his new book, Taking Religion Seriously, about his intellectual journey to faith.

Today's topics are a little insight into some of the people on food stamps and Governor Tim Walz's deeply dishonest accounting; Karine Jean Pierre's victim-centric mindset and the dirty little anti-democratic secret her interviewer gave away; and the serious problem with elected politicians who were not born in America and have roots in cultures utterly alien to our own.

Today's topics are scary ideas from Google's AI (and their intersection with the climate changista and environmentalist worldview), Europe's problematic African and Middle Eastern immigrants (and the coming purification), how one leftist member of the media defines "racism" to attack Timothy Mellon (we're all racists now), and the demise of Napoleon's Army.