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In his first prime-time presidential address, President Biden reveals what the government will "allow" us to do moving forward, as if this wasn’t a free country. Pat Gray joins to discuss Biden’s address and how the COVID rules have created two separate countries. Bill O’Reilly joins to discuss Biden’s presidential address, his COVID relief bill, and the politicization of our military. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott attacked social media app Gab.
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Our southern border is so overwhelmed with illegal immigration that even Mexico is speaking out. One congressman called Joe Biden’s presidency “elderly abuse.” Was George Washington a Christian? Glenn provides proof. Schools across the country are implementing horrid teachings to appease the woke crowd — and you’re not alone in thinking so. Parents Siva Raj & Autumn Looijen join to share how they’re fighting against San Francisco’s school board. Colorado state Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg shares how his state has turned into a leftist playground, including a new bill that would practically form a "Ministry of Truth." Rep. Chip Roy gives us insight on the border crisis in Texas. Happy anniversary, pandemic. Here’s to no more years.
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Parents Siva Raj & Autumn Looijen join to share how they’re successfully fighting against San Francisco’s school board. Colorado state Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg shares how his state has turned into a leftist playground, including a new bill that would practically form a "Ministry of Truth." Rep. Chip Roy gives us insight on the border crisis in Texas as the Biden administration continues to downplay it.
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Texas is now officially open, and progressives aren’t happy about it. The House passed the PRO Act, and it’s a wish list for union leaders. The banjo player for Mumford & Sons has apologized for endorsing Andy Ngo’s book. Is the word “normal” being canceled? Hillsdale College president Dr. Larry Arnn joins to debunk the lies about the 1776 Commission. Helen Raleigh, senior contributor to the Federalist, talks about Dr. Seuss’ cancellation and its similarities to growing up in China and the Chinese cultural revolution. Sen. Mike Lee joins to discuss new radical bills up for a vote. There’s a reported rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans, but is that really the case?
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Texas is now officially open after a year of COVID restrictions, and progressives aren’t happy about it. Helen Raleigh, senior contributor to the Federalist, talks about Dr. Seuss’ cancellation and its similarities to growing up in China and the Chinese cultural revolution. Sen. Mike Lee joins to discuss new radical bills up for a vote, like the PRO Act and the For the People Act.
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John Oliver attacked Glenn over his coverage of Dr. Seuss and fascism, so Glenn sets the record straight. Booker T. Washington’s autobiography, “Up from Slavery," has been relabeled as a work of fiction. Apparently, there’s an internet argument over whether Helen Keller existed. PolitiFact admits that the vast majority of the $1.9 trillion COVID bill isn’t even COVID-related. President Biden was caught forgetting the name of his defense secretary. As the trial over George Floyd's death begins, have people forgotten the summer riots? Andrew Cuomo is the exact politician the media accused Trump of being. The one-year anniversary of “two weeks to slow the spread” is almost here. Glenn reads a story on the reality of "Neanderthal thinking."
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John Oliver attacked Glenn over his coverage of Dr. Seuss and fascism, so Glenn sets the record straight. Booker T. Washington’s autobiography, “Up from Slavery," has been relabeled as a work of fiction. Apparently, there’s an internet argument over whether Helen Keller existed. PolitiFact admits that the vast majority of the $1.9 trillion COVID bill isn’t even COVID-related.
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Press secretary Jen Psaki plays defense for Biden’s lack of solo press conferences. Sen. Joe Manchin says he’s okay with reforming the filibuster. Pat Gray stops by to discuss the abundance of “mask Nazis” and a new nose filtration device. Investment analyst Jeff Brown gives insight on the latest investment craze causing some digital art to sell for millions. Activist Clarice Schillinger argues she has proof that teachers' unions are pressuring schools to stay closed. Burger King U.K. was hammered after tweeting on International Women’s Day that “women belong in the kitchen." More women have accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of misconduct, but he’s hoping everyone will eventually forget. Did Pepé Le Pew normalize rape culture?
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Pat Gray stops by to discuss the abundance of “mask Nazis” and a new nose filtration device. Investment analyst Jeff Brown gives insight on the latest investment craze causing some digital art to sell for millions. “Keeping Kids in School PAC” founder Clarice Schillinger argues she has proof that teachers' unions are pressuring schools to stay closed.
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The internet is brutal. Martin Gurri calls it a “great mutilator.” Gurri was a global media analyst at the CIA in 2001, right as the internet erupted with what he describes as an “Information Tsunami.” That year, more information was produced than all information before it. The next year, double. Then double that, and it threw the leadership structure of the world into a “state of crisis.” Gurri wrote about it in his book, “The Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium,” and he joins Glenn to discuss the main issue it created, which we’re still feeling now: The old school elites aren’t the only loud voice in the room anymore. Gurri explains how many of America’s most divisive issues are all connected: cancel culture, corruption in media, nihilism, why people see white supremacists or Antifas everywhere lately. The internet created America’s great divide. But can it also bring us back together?
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