Mark over a month ago: "There's a coup comin' on." The Supreme Court on Friday: "Big deal."

Mark surveys the scene near and far, from the Granite State to the Wuhan water park. He takes in the Texas Supreme Court case and the prospect of Chinese troops in Canada. All this plus Martin Luther, Lord Tennyson and the Pogues...

Mark contrasts a brazen Democrat Party with a craven GOP and an unrestrained China with a locked-down west. There's also another flashback from The Hundred Years Ago Show, featuring the man with the hook, the man with the Nobel Peace Prize and the man who wants you to win one for the Gipper. And in an extended edition of Last Call Steyn remembers his fellow Rush guest-host, Walter Williams...

Mark looks at this month's Hitler, last month's Hitler, the constitutionally permitted degree of electoral fraud, and through it all the sound of raucous laughter coming from the Politburo. There's also another edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, with an old-school State of the Union, a moonshine shootout, the sound of one hand clapping in Mexico, and a withdrawal from the League of Nations. And we take five with Swedes, Jamaicans and Stevie Wonder...

With various American governors, mayors and public health officials forbidding the traditional celebrations, we have a special programme which we hope partially compensates. Mark has retooled some of his show's regular features, including his Poem of the Week, Last Call and Hundred Years Ago Show, to cover many aspects of this most American of holidays...

Mark contrasts the defenestration of Mrs Thatcher with the fixed rigidity of American politics. He also looks back to the peculiar convulsions of the weekend, and to the lessons of Rudy's 2008 presidential campaign. There's also another edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, with Soviet invasions, Russian regents for Greece, and fake news from West Virginia. Plus homophobic imans, vulnerable strongmen, and your light-orchestral stress-reliever...

Mark gives an update on the Trump lawyers' campaign, and on the Dominion of Canada's Dominion voting machines, made strictly for export. He also ponders the competing merits of sinister algorithms versus violent transgender mobs. The Brit Wanker Copper of the Day pantheon enlists another antipodean constabulary to its elite ranks, and Steyn answers a very simple question from Mark Zabitz of Pennsylvania. He slouches reluctantly towards W B Yeats, and then goes off in search of something soothing. Plus: Steyn plays Deep Purple..!

Mark addresses the globalists' increasing confidence that, in one fell swoop, they've seen off Trump, Brexit, and populism worldwide. There's also another edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, plus the toll of Covid on African strongmen, English serial killers, and Eurovision also-rans...

Mark attends to the state of play in the US "election" and in particular whether the globalists can get a twofer out of it - and, on this Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, he looks back to Armistice Day one hundred years ago and to two songs from two wars...

Mark surveys the world's greatest electoral heist of the democratic era, reflects on the long sordid history of corrupt American cities, offers an extended edition of Mark's Mailbox, and fondly recalls a favorite department store of a lost America...