Now We’re Getting Somewhere            

Today:  A man won a women’s power lifting competition in Alberta Canada.  All the bearded head coach for Team CANADA Power Lifting, Avi Silverberg had to do was first declare himself a woman. Then, John Lott, President of the Crime Prevention Research Center, says gun-free zones are magnets for attacks.  Later, author Tim Hagerty, has broadcast professional baseball games since 2004.  He talks about Tales from the Dugout: 1,001 Humorous, Inspirational & Wild Anecdotes from Minor League Baseball.

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I’m Thinking of Worm Lacey Today            

Today:  Today, on National Vietnam Veterans Day, John remembers his friend Rich “Worm” Lacey who went MIA in Vietnam in 1968.  Nobody understood why we were there.  We still don’t.  Then, Salena Zito, columnist with the Washington Examiner, wonders where John Fetterman is and when he is coming back.  Later, the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of Homeland Security get grilled in Congress.

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His Dream is to Die in His Own Arms            

Today: After the release of a 2-hour PBS documentary on Dr. Anthony Fauci, it appears pretty obvious this is a guy in love with his own celebrity.  Of course, it also appears he was wrong about nearly everything.  First up, media critic Jeff McCall at DePauw University reviews media coverage of the Tennessee shooting, the Fauci documentary, and more.  Later, H. Sterling Burnett with the Heritage Foundation discusses the EU’s backtracking on its gas car ban.

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Just Like Downtown Only Better            

Today: People don’t want to work downtown anymore and many businesses are following suit.  Is a downtown location really more trouble than it’s worth?  Then, Dr. Carole Lieberman, a nationally-known psychiatrist explains how TikTok could be making your kids or grandkids do bad things.  Later, former FoxNews reporter James Rosen talks about his new book about the life of Antonin Scalia.

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Who Voted for These People?            

Today: Vermont Senator Becky White thinks it’s perfectly OK to have a 6’ 2” boy playing center for a high school girls basketball team.  She gets this week’s prestigious award.  Then, Jake Denton with the Tech Policy Center at the Heritage Foundation talks about congressional hearings and possible banning of TikTok.  Later, Scott Shepard with the National Center for Public Policy Research discusses Starbucks’ stockholders’ suit over damage caused by woke policies.

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Happy Patrick’s Day            

Today: As in Patrick Henry, who gave his famous speech about “Give me liberty or give me death” exactly 248 years ago today.  John remembers the historic moment, what was at stake, and what it means for us today.  In the second half hour, Elaine Donnelly, president of the Center for Military Readiness addresses America’s military leaders claim that ‘Wokeness’ isn’t why recruitment is down.

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It’s Time for the Big Guy to Ditch the Prompter…            

Today: President Biden stumbles twice reading a short poem at a humanities awards ceremony at the White House this week.  John offers tips.  Then, Christine Flowers reporting for the Delco Times talks about Philadelphia’s plan to settle a class-action lawsuit with George Floyd protestors to the tune of $9.25 million.  Later, Jeffrey J. Anderson with American Main Street Initiative says there may be no cure for maskaholics.

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Let’s Play Two             

Today: That’s how Ernie Banks used to refer to playing a double-header.  Today’s double header is brought to you courtesy of the NHL and a private Christian school in Vermont.  First up, fitness expert Aaron Warner has written about the Christian school girls basketball team that forfeited its playoff game over a biological male on the opposing team.  Later, Bruce Dowbiggin of NotThePublicBroadcaster.com talks about another NHL Pride Night fiasco.

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Where Is the Outrage?

Today:  We keep hearing about equality in the workplace.  Yet so many industries like plumbers, roofers, miners, loggers, crane operators, and more are over 90% men.  What gives?  Then Daniel Turner with Power the Future has the matchups for March Madness in Climate Change.  Later, Wilfred Reilly, political science professor at Kentucky State University and author of Taboo: 10 Facts You Can’t Talk About, talks about the meaning of woke.

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Maybe She flunked Political Science 101            

For being clueless about the First Amendment (and many other things) Rebecca Johnson (Editor in Chief of the Pitt News) wins this week’s prestigious award. Then, Amber Athey (Washington Editor of The Spectator) explains how Corporate Media’s Top Dogs Box Out Real Reporters from asking the White House Tough Questions.

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