Joe Kent is a Gold Star husband, former Green Beret, and candidate for Congress from Washington State. He’s a tough conservative. Were these all the reasons YouTube needed to cancel his account?

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Vivek Ramaswamy is a smashingly successful product of the system he takes apart and critiques in his book, “Woke, Inc.” That’s why  he may be just what the doctor ordered.

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Chandler Crump is a young black man who rejects the accepted narrative about race in America and does so with great style. It’s going rather well for him.

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In her 2020 film “The Plot Against the President,” Amanda Milius laid out the whole Crossfire Hurricane debacle. Now Special Prosecutor John Durham is making his long awaited appearance in the story.

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James Lindsay has made the transition from academic mathematics to public policy analysis and criticism of the woke Left. Which means that for him, there’s no going back.

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Unwoke comic Josh Denny has achieved new levels of being canceled by the corporate Left. And he couldn’t be happier.

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No champagne, no streamers – what kind of New Year is this Rosh Hashana? Rabbi Asher Coleman of Palo Alto’s Jewish Study Network explains.

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Norm Pattis is an old-school lefty criminal defense and civil trial lawyer. Which means he’s had it with new-school cancel culture.

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Ron talks to the Colonel-lawyer, author and commentator Kurt Schlichter, about the new look of the conservative insurgency.

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Princeton politics professor Robert George discusses the future of free thought on and off campus – and his effort to make an attack on one unorthodox speaker an attack on all.

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