Many of us have expressed shock at both the grotesque and barbaric October 7 attacks by Hamas, as well as the rush to embrace Hamas' cause on the streets and college campuses of America. Harley Lippman, a member of boards at both Columbia and Yale as well as an executive committee member for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, shares the shock but reminds us of the history involved. We discuss the "Poison Ivies" moment in Congress, the need to correct the record on a number of fronts when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and why this is worse than Pearl Harbor for Israel ... while the world largely backs the perpetrators.

Why would Andrew Malcolm have tagged along on Henry Kissinger's honeymoon? The Prince of Twitter talks about the latest story of his storied career at RedState. We also discuss what he learned from the Newsom-DeSantis debate, and why media consumers need to know that journalists are actively suppressing news for their own social-justice goals.

A rising tide of violence and campaign of intimidation against Jews keeps escalating. In Philadelphia, a mob targeted a Jewish-owned business, while angry activists demanded a terrorist 'intifada revolution' in New York City. A.J. Kaufman, managing editor of the Tri-Cities Business Journal, discuss the new climate of a very old hatred, and what may come next.

The 2024 election cycle may be deja vu in more ways than one. Andrew Malcolm talks about the nagging familiarity he's feeling already, and we discuss whether either party will be able to change directions. We also discuss the media coverage of the Gaza war, and more!

How did the Washington Post fumble its integrity twice in the last week? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss what happened to our friend Michael Ramirez, a two-time Pulitzer winning editorial cartoonist, when critics smeared his cartoon of a specific Hamas leader as "racist." They're also still pushing the "Gazan health officials" dodge too. Plus, we talk about the changing nature of the GOP presidential nomination contest after Tim Scott pulled out.

Did abortion sink Republicans in last week's elections? Michael J. New of the Charlotte Lozier Institute and National Review says the media have overblown the impact, especially in Virginia. We talk about the necessity for Republicans to get a unified approach on the issue and learn how to campaign on it positively.

The media wants to make mass shootings about guns. Andrew Malcolm argues that this is a diversion from the real issue: mental illness, We talk about the Lewiston shooter, the Nashville shooter earlier in the year, and the controversy over her suppressed manifesto. We also discuss the war in Gaza and the ominous portents around next year's election.

Who knew Andrew Malcolm is a Swiftie? We discuss his VIP column praising the pop superstar for her hard work and integrity, The same cannot be said for the New York Times and the rest of the mainstream media in covering the war Hamas started with Israel.

The American media almost all fell for a Hamas lie .... but only the New York Times won't report the story accurately six days later. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the latest infuriating Bif Misinformation moment from the people who love to lecture on that topic, and try to drill down to why the media seems to love Hamas propaganda. Also, do we have two major parties or do we have four? And for a bonus, Andrew and I reveal The Secrets of Hot Dudes on Social Media! Well, based on recent follow activity on social media for our accounts, Andrew and I apparently know a few...

What's the difference between reporting and "journalisming"? Andrew Malcolm and I delve into why that's important after the horrific Hamas massacres in Israel. Are they connected to the pro-massacre demonstrations at some of the nation's most prestigious colleges?