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NJ Gov Phil Murphy: Bill of Science > Bill of Rights. NYTiimes best-selling author of "The Diversity Delusion" Heather MacDonald on the higher ed Ponzi scheme; sick racial politics. Fauci knew about Wuhan research b/c he funded it. NationalReview.com's Robert VerBruggen on modeling herd immunity. Quantitative equity analyst and Humble Student blogger argues a market crash is coming. A discussion of the impacts beginning to be felt on the law-abiding from COVID-19-related prisoner releases.
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Translating Obama's endorsement. AmericanThinker.com's Andrea Widburg on authoritarian-inclined pols (talking to you, Gov. Whitmer). Retired journalist Bill Steigerwald on the media's general lack of intellectual curiosity and inability to distinguish b/w systemic and isolated events. Crisis Magazine's Michael Warren Davis on St. Corona. Fredo Cuomo's id crisis. Harvard's 2022 recommendation, and Lean into the loneliness.
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PowerlineBlog.com's John Hinderaker tests the models. National Review's VDH's glossary of COVID-19 terms. Phil Kerpen, Chairman of the Internet Freedom Coalition, on the disincentives that lead to an "L-shaped" rather than "V-shaped" recovery. An Econ 101 lesson on "price-gouging". NYTimes' Ben Smith interviews Dean Baquet and the hilarity ensues. Rethinking the curriculum at medical schools post-COVID-19 to include public health training.
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DC press corps' Fauci fake. U of C's Luigi Zingales on saving capitalism from govt interventions. City Journal's John Tierney on saving lives from FDA regs. Hoover Institution's Lanhee Chen on saving the US from China-controlled global agencies. Easter services and religious liberty. Documentarian Ami Horowitz gauges Trump hate in the East Village. The end of handshakes and horoscopes? And AOC on a very special RuPaul's Drag Race.
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"A broke society is a violent society." Is Lionel Shriver's "The Mandibles" prophetic about the shutdown? WSJ's Dan Henninger on the pandemic as our Pearl Harbor in terms of intel failure. Scott "TheCowGuy" Shellady on reopening...even if it begins on May 1, what does the next three weeks portend? The shamelessness of Susan Rice and Morning Joe...why didn't they implement what they could've before the were touched with 20/20 vision. My take on the task force briefings. Alma Deutscher: musical prodigy to lift our spirits. Wishing all a Blessed and Joyous Easter and Passover.
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The world is a complicated place. You need someone to expose the political fakers, fixers and takers, and cut through the mindless chatter and misdirection to make sense of it all. That person is Dan Proft and this is the Dan Proft Show.
Politicians take positions. Proft makes arguments. He's studied the western canons. He's read the books. He's seen every episode of "The Simpsons." From DesCartes to Cartman, Willy Loman to Groundskeeper Willie, he's the Firing Pin to William F. Buckley's "Firing Line" here to spark robust dialogue and see who can employ the most arcane (pop) cultural and artistic references to support their points of view.
Entrepreneur, editorial contributor to the Chicago Tribune, former Republican candidate for Illinois Governor, and morning drive radio talk show host with AM 560 The Answer in Chicago (560TheAnswer.com). He speaks truth to his audience with popular political commentary and provocative interviews with deep thinkers and solutionists.

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