HiT explains why Sarah Silverman changed her tune on PC culture, recommends a slacker dramedy with a twist and talks to comic legend Jimmie Walker about avoiding Trump Derangement Syndrome.

HiT shares how his love for bad movies got the best of him recently, why one teen romance stands above the rest and chats with Adam Bellow about the bias conservative authors endure -- and why Liberty Island can help.

HiT details why Social Justice Warriors had a very good week, recommends a twisty new thriller you won't easily forget and interviews David Rich about his new conservative men's magazine Lincoln and Grant.

HiT explains why the new Hollywood blacklist is real, recommends a great documentary destroying identity politics and talks to drive-in movie guru Joe Bob Briggs about his final movie marathon.

HiT describes why his recent trip to Times Square spoke volumes about modern Hollywood, recommends a movie best served by diminished buzz and chats with Derek Hunter about his new book, the oh, so timely 'Outrage, Inc.'

HiT shares a crazy reaction to his Western Conservative Summit speech, recommends yet another arrested development comedy and interviews Eric Pfeffinger, a playwright who delivers a fair and balanced political comedy via 'Human Error,' Really.

HiT explains why Samantha Bee's vile attack on the First Daughter reveals so much about the Left, recommends a rare 21st century treat from Woody Allen and interviews director Baltasar Kormakur about the lengths he went to in order to make 'Adrift' as real as possible.

HiT shares why he hasn't been attacked by Leftist mobs (yet), reviews a movie that should have broken MMA wide, but didn't, and learns why author Frank J. Fleming left punditry for the joys of tongue in cheek fiction.

HiT shreds Alyssa Milano's elitist attack on the NRA, warns to stream this comedy classic while you still can and chats with producer Dean Devlin and Paul Scanlan about 'Bad Samaritan' and how Legion M empowers fans to reshape Hollywood.

HiT applauds the vitriol-free comments of two Hollywood mainstays, recommends a classic Kurt Russell joint and talks to the author of 'Giant,' a book detailing the amazing behind-the-scenes antics from the 1956 epic starring Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor and James Dean.