9-28-16 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Crista Huff: Hillary Lied About TPP

2. Michael Stumo: Beef and Cattle Imports Set Record Under Ag Secretary Vilsack

3. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: New Employees Are Changing the Workplace

4. Daniel Greenfield: FBI Warns of “Terrorist Diaspora” of Isis Migrants to West

5. Joe Messina: No Safe Spaces for the ANTI-Safe Spacers

Hillary Lied About TPP

By Crista Huff

Hillary Clinton called TPP “the gold standard.” The most focused statement Clinton made about the TPP was as follows: "I’m going to have a special prosecutor. We’re going to enforce the trade deals we have, and we’re going to hold people accountable." That statement is absurd. First, trade deals are generally enforced by taking grievances to the World Trade Organization and/or the global courts, via the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism. These contentious situations often take years to be resolved. And while the aggrieved parties await resolutions, American industry suffers. For example, the U.S. steel industry's production fell 27% in 2015, largely due to currency manipulation and illegal dumping on the part of Asian nations, especially China. If Clinton were going to appoint a special prosecutor - and we're assuming here that such a person would actually have the power to make a dent in trade problems - why didn't she influence the appointment of such a person at any point during the last 30 years? [more...]

Beef and Cattle Imports Set Record Under Ag Secretary Vilsack

By Michael Stumo

Cattle, beef and beef product imports have nearly doubled (from an average $3.05 billion per year to $6.04 billion per year) under the Vilsack Agriculture Department in relation to the Clinton years. The imports have increased by 33% in relation to the George W. Bush years ($4.5 billion per year average). [more...]

New Employees Are Changing the Workplace

By Michelle Seier-Tucker

We all knew the day would come when baby boomers and gen X-ers usher a new generation into the workplace. The oldest members of Generation Z, a population born in the mid-to-late-1990s through 2010, have just entered the workforce with all new perspectives and expectations. They follow in the footsteps of their older siblings and counterparts, the millennials, who share similar lifestyles but also remember the days of the VHS and a world without wireless technology. Millennials are now taking on management positions and it appears the workplace we are accustomed to is now at the base of a mountain of change. [more...]

FBI Warns of “Terrorist Diaspora” of Isis Migrants to West

By Daniel Greenfield

Intelligence and law enforcement agencies worry that a surge of violent extremists will eventually move from ISIS-controlled areas in Syria and Iraq into Western nations with the aim of committing terrorist attacks, FBI Director James Comey told Congress on Tuesday. "The caliphate will be crushed," but hundreds of people will remain and become part of a "terrorist diaspora" in the next two to five years. "When ISIS is reduced to an insurgency, those people will try to come to Western Europe and here," Comey said in testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee. [more...]

No Safe Spaces for the ANTI-Safe Spacers

By Joe Messina

The Left always talks a good game of equality but they have yet to prove it. Whether it has to do with equal pay for women working for the Democrat party (the audit of salaries in Nancy Pelosi’s office showed she pays her female staff 29% less than their male counterparts) or fighting against racism (as was evidenced in the many e-mails released from the DNC dealing with the “Taco Bowl Voters”) or even religious rights (also evidenced by the DNC e-mail leak planning to use the fact that Bernie Sanders might be an atheist against him in the south). These facts and many more show just how the Left deals with social justice. [more...] 

Ten Points Trump Needs to Make Tonight

By Dick Morris

These are the 10 points Donald Trump must make tonight in the first presidential debate:

1) That none of Hillary's name-calling is true. By his answers and demeanor show that he is not: sexist, racist, deplorable, reckless, unpredictable, buffoon, homophobe, Islamaphobe. Once he shows he is a reasonable person, all of Hillary's negative ads go away. [more...]

9-26-16 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: How Can Trump Win the First Presidential Debate?

2. Joe Messina: The Silent Trumpers are Coming Out

3. James Hirsen: Hollywood Celebrities Go All in for Hillary

4. Wayne Allyn Root: Donald Wins the Presidency if He Talks Economy Tonight

5. John LeBoutillier: Will Anyone Win - or Lose - the Crucial First Debate?

How Can Trump Win the First Presidential Debate?

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

Trump Needs to Connect Heart-to-Heart with the American People During the Presidential Debate. Many observers criticize Clinton for being cold and stiff. She has been seen as aloof, uncomfortable, angry, and recently, even manic in public appearances. All of this on top of the criticisms for looking tired and weak. Some analysts think she doesn’t want to have to campaign at all, having a certain sense of entitlement to being the next president. (It’s her turn, finally.) Trump campaigns with a style that is in sharp contrast to Clinton in many ways. For Trump to deal Clinton a clear defeat, he needs to show his warm side and connect with the American people, just as Reagan did in 1980. Here are some things to look for... [more...]

The Silent Trumpers are Coming Out

By Joe Messina

I have said this for a long time now, that there are millions of Trump voters who have “stayed in the closet” and not spoken out in their intention to vote for him.  Well, all of this has changed and I believe that it is largely due to Hillary Clinton’s faux pas (calling half of his supporters a “basket of deplorables”).  Little did she know that that arrogant, demeaning comment in front of her millionaire donors who yucked it up with her would bring millions of formerly silent voters to speak up and own their vote. [more...]

Hollywood Celebrities Go All in for Hillary

By James Hirsen

In an unprecedented attempt to help get their candidate elected to the nation’s highest post, Hollywood is pulling out all the stops to assist Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to win the presidency. Many of the Tinseltown residents with sizeable influence are busy supplying “in kind” contributions to the Hillary campaign. Playing their typical roles in the quadrennial Academy Award show of politics, they have been making personal donations, rounding up gobs of cash at left-leaning fundraisers, rushing stages to publicly endorse, appearing at campaign-stop junkets, and generally lobbing stink bombs at any political, entertainment, media, business, or high-profile individual or organization that dare express a semblance of objectivity or opposition. [more...]

Donald Wins the Presidency if He Talks Economy Tonight

By Wayne Allyn Root

The American people know what they're hearing from Obama, Hillary and the media is a lie. Trump must explain how he’s created prosperity and jobs his entire life. He is a walking economy. He needs to explain how he will turn it around for one specific group of Americans - those who want work, not welfare. He’ll create an economy that works for working people, not welfare addicts. He cares about the people who pay the taxes, who contribute into the system. It's time we had a President who turns the tables.  The system should be tilted in favor of the taxpayers, not the freeloaders. He needs to tell the American people that he is the first president on the side of working men and women - the middle class, small business, not big business - the taxpayers. [more...]

Will Anyone Win - or Lose - the Crucial First Debate?

By John LeBoutillier

Tonight’s debate will be watched by more than 100 million Americans. Who will win? What are Hillary’s and Trump’s strategies, strengths and weaknesses? Will the race be altered by this 90-minute event? This – and much more – will be discussed by the POLITICAL INSIDERS – live - on Fox News Channel this Sunday evening – at 7:30 PM ET. [more...]

9-21-16 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. James Hirsen: The Breakup of Jolie & Pitt

2. Wayne Allyn Root: Hillary Sick About Coming E-mail Debacle

3. Daniel Greenfield: Deport the Rahami Family

4. Michael Stumo: ‘No Good Deed Goes Unpunished,’ Trade Official Says of Scrutiny of His Luxury Travel

The Breakup of Jolie & Pitt

By James Hirsen

The business and legal ramifications of the pending divorce of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are enormous. Case in point: It was not long ago that public allegations against Johnny Depp, related to his breakup, caused the box-office numbers of his most recent movie to sink. Brad and Angelina reportedly have a pre-nup with a highly unusual provision in it that will dramatically affect the outcome of their legal proceedings. Ironically, it appears that Angelina's marriage to Brad is ending in much the same way as Jennifer Aniston's did. [more...]

Hillary Sick About Coming E-mail Debacle

By Wayne Allyn Root

What’s making Hillary so sick? What’s shutting down her body? The stress of what she knows is coming. Hillary knows what’s in those e-mails she deleted. It’s enough to ruin her career and destroy her presidential campaign. It’s like a ticking time bomb. Stress is eating away at her. The weight of the world is on Hillary’s shoulders. That’s precisely why Hillary deleted those e-mails. Does she think we were all born yesterday? Those e-mails she deleted had nothing to do with “personal issues;” they had everything to do with the Clinton Foundation. That’s why we now know she deleted them after she found out the FBI was demanding she turn them over. Hillary destroyed evidence that she and her husband extracted big bucks from foreign governments and foreign companies in return for favors from the State Department. [more...]

Deport the Rahami Family

By Daniel Greenfield

It’s time to send Muslim terrorists a message. The Rahami family came to America from Afghanistan as refugees. They made life miserable for their neighbors. When the police tried to bring some order, they cried Islamophobia. Two of the Rahamis have posted in support of the Muslim Brotherhood, Al Qaeda and other Islamic terror groups on social media. The third actually built and planted bombs to kill Americans. He terrorized two states, tried to kill and maim countless Americans and then shot it out with police. The media, eager for a story of redemption, has widely broadcast the claim that Mohammed Rahami, Ahmad’s father, told the FBI that he was a terrorist. But that was years ago. And Mohammed didn’t turn in his son because there was a terror plot, but because he attacked family members. This wasn’t Mohammed Rahami being a good citizen. It was a dysfunctional oversized family of Muslim refugees causing problems for local law enforcement over their own internal disputes. Ahmad stabbed his brother in the leg with a knife. His father told the FBI that Ahmad was a terrorist. Then he recanted the accusation and said that he had made it out of anger. This wasn’t patriotism. It wasn’t helpful. It was selfish abuse of the system. [more...]

‘No Good Deed Goes Unpunished,’ Trade Official Says of Scrutiny of His Luxury Travel

By Michael Stumo

Top Senate Republicans are demanding that Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker explain how the luxurious travel habits of her top trade deputy escaped her notice and whether she has examined the expenses of additional agency employees. The questions from John Thune (R-S.D.), chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, and Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, come in response to an investigation by the Commerce Department watchdog. It found that a high-level political appointee identified by government sources as Stefan Selig, the Commerce undersecretary for international trade for more than two years, stayed in four-star hotels as he traveled around the world promoting U.S. industry and spent $50,000 to renovate his office in Washington. [more...]

Dick Morris on Trump Debate Strategy

What can Trump do to get under Hillary's skin? Dick Morris, Hillary's and Bill's chief political adviser for twenty years - and their regular debate coach during that period - is available for interviews as we approach the debate. Dick will address:

• Which points in Hillary's record should Trump focus on?
• How can he rattle her and get under her skin?
• How should he handle attacking Bill?
• What does Trump have to do to win?

On Tuesday, November 5, 2016, American voters will make a momentous decision. They will decide whether or not this great country will remain a free market, constitutional democracy. The stakes could not be higher. If Hillary Clinton is elected president, it will mean the end of the America we know and love.

Dick and his wife Eileen McGann are co-authors of the new bestseller, Armageddon: How Trump Can Beat Hillary.  It has been on the bestseller's list for eight weeks and still going strong.  In their powerful and timely new book, they reveal a surprising political game plan that could change the outcome of the 2016 elections.

9-20-16 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: Bring the Profits Home

2. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Voter Momentum Continues to Build Toward a Trump Victory

3. James Hirsen: Social Media Will Pick the Presidential Debate Winner

4. Joe Messina: Hillary’s History of Lies

5. John LeBoutillier: Who Has the Momentum in the Race Now?

Bring the Profits Home

By Michelle Seiler-Tucker

It is time for corporate profits to return to the United States. Some of America’s biggest corporations, particularly in the technology sector, have been stockpiling offshore profits for years now, largely due to unfavorable tax codes. Companies like General Electric, Microsoft, Apple, and Google have hundreds of billions of dollars outside the U.S., which amount to a big chunk of the more than $2 trillion in deferred overseas income. What needs change is not the operations of these companies; it’s the deterrents in our current tax policy that are causing these sums to increase every year. [more...]

Voter Momentum Continues to Build Toward a Trump Victory

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

Clinton took a considerable lead in the polls after the Democratic National Convention, but voter momentum has clearly and dramatically increased for Trump since then. The Quinnipiac poll gave Clinton a 10% lead over Trump on August 25th. Currently, the LA Times/USC poll gives Trump a 7% lead. While polls vary somewhat among themselves, and while results of individual polls can vary within their margins of error (often 3% – 5%), polls show an enormous shift toward Trump in recent weeks. What’s going on with the polls? What trends and issues are driving voter momentum and intensity? More importantly, who will win this historic and critical presidential election? [more...]

Social Media Will Pick the Presidential Debate Winner

By James Hirsen

Here is the unvarnished truth: Social media is set to play an unprecedented role in the upcoming presidential debates. The televised political match-ups will undoubtedly reach an audience the size of which has never been seen before in the history of presidential debates. Trump has already proven to be a ratings magnet in the GOP primary debates and fifteen million people tuned in to the “Commander in Chief Forum” hosted by Matt Lauer, which was, in effect a “preseason” debate event. The public intrigue stems from the stark contrasts between the two candidates: Outsider vs. insider, populist vs. idealogue, businessman vs. politician, et al. The same dynamics that drew people to see “Batman vs. Superman” and pay-per-view sporting events will be present here. [more...]

Hillary’s History of Lies

By Joe Messina

Hillary Clinton has all the signs of “pseudologia fantastica,” which is defined as “a condition involving compulsive lying by a person with no obvious motivation. The affected person might believe their lies to be truth, and may have to create elaborate myths to reconcile them with other facts.” Let’s look at some issues, starting with what happened recently. [more...]

Who Has the Momentum in the Race Now?

By John LeBoutillier

Why has the Presidential race become a virtual tie? What has caused Hillary to sink? Is it her health problems or her dishonesty and “lack of transparency?” Will Trump’s “birther” reversal now flip the momentum of the race back to Hillary? This – and much more – will be discussed by the POLITICAL INSIDERS – live - on Fox News Channel this Sunday evening – at 7:30 PM ET. [more...]

I Am One of Hillary’s “Basket of Deplorables”

By Wayne Allyn Root

Hillary just let the cat out of a bag. She thinks supporters of Donald Trump belong in a “basket of deplorables.” She was talking about me and my friends. I’m Exhibit A for her rant. I am the author of the new book ANGRY WHITE MALE. It’s my testimony about exactly what millions of angry white males who support Donald Trump believe in - and exactly what liberals like Hillary and Obama think of us - and how they are trying to target us, muzzle us, punish us and destroy us.

Thanks Hillary. At least now the ten-ton elephant is out in the open. Now we know what you think of us. Now we know how much you despise us. Now it’s clear as day. [more...]

9-13-16 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Michael Stumo: Law Profs and Economists Oppose Global Corporate Courts in TPP

2. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Will Clinton’s Health Impact the Election?

3. Crista Huff: TPP News

4. James Hirsen: The Art of Storytelling and Box-Office Magic

5. Joe Messina: Left Pot Calling the Kettle Black

6. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: Is Hillary Out?

7. John LeBoutillier: Is Hillary Crumbling? Has Trump Flattened Out?

Law Profs and Economists Oppose Global Corporate Courts in TPP

By Michael Stumo

In a significant development, over 200 law and economics professors across the U.S. oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) treaty and the TransAtlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) because they grant new power to foreign corporations to sue the U.S. outside the regular court system. Their letter is significant not only in number of signatories, but also for the very articulate rationale. They compare the relatively lawless super-tribunals created by the TPP with the justice and democracy principles of the U.S. court system that "the rest of us" rely upon. The technocratically titled Investor-State Dispute Settlement system in the TPP does not balance public and private interests, does not respect democratic policy judgments, and does not ensure that arbitors do not unduly interfere with state law and policy among other things. [more...]

Will Clinton’s Health Impact the Election?

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

Clinton’s health is now the biggest issue in this presidential election campaign. In my latest book Great News for America, I predicted that the 2016 presidential election would be an historic and critical presidential election. That certainly is true. In fact, we are watching it before our eyes. In an unusual turn of events, Clinton’s health has skyrocketed to the top of the issues list. There is little doubt that this might turn out to be a pivotal turning point in the election. Is this the October surprise? What will happen to the polls now? Will Clinton drop out of the race? Will Joe Biden, John Kerry, Tim Kaine or Bernie Sanders replace Hillary Clinton? [more...]

TPP News

By Crista Huff

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-UT), who is essentially the Senate spokesman for the pharmaceutical industry, is now floating the idea that 12 years market exclusivity for biologic drugs could be attained on the honor system with amenable TPP partner countries. He proposed that such an agreement is workable because “honorable countries will live up to it.” [more...]

The Art of Storytelling and Box-Office Magic

By James Hirsen

The most successful movies in the history of film generally share the great story components found in time-honored literature, those being, among others, the following: plots contain clear central premises, central characters are well-developed and multi-dimensional, protagonists are on quests, antagonists attempt to foil protagonists plans, and conflict and resolution play out in a palpable rhythm. These essential great story elements are alive and well in the films that are presently paying Hollywood’s bills. The top three films of the 2016 summer account for more than 25 percent of the total box office: Disney’s “Finding Dory,” Disney’s “Captain America: Civil War,” and Universal’s “The Secret Life of Pets,” all exhibiting storytelling at its best. [more...]

Left Pot Calling the Kettle Black

By Joe Messina

The Left continues to accuse Trump and the Right with horrendous allegations that they are the elitists, haters of average Americans, haters of refugees or immigrants, and haters of women. Elitists? Racists? Really? In the e-mails released around the Democrat National Convention (DNC) along with the many posts showing what DNC staffers say about the more socio-economically challenged Americans, they must have been talking about themselves. [more...]

Is Hillary Out?

By Michelle Seiler-Tucker

On Sunday, Hillary Clinton struggled walking after she left the 9/11 memorial ceremony early. This was not a good look for the leading Presidential candidate, as concerns about her health have resurfaced. Businesses face similar challenges when it comes to health. Should a company replace its longstanding and experienced CEO with a younger and healthier executive? Should companies build for success with a perishing genius or with a vibrant prodigy? We all know with age comes wisdom and experience, but at what point does the health of tenured executives become a real cause for concern? We don’t have a blueprint for making these difficult decisions; however, we can all use our bright business minds to assess which of the Presidential candidates is best fit for the job. [more...]

Is Hillary Crumbling? Has Trump Flattened Out?

By John LeBoutillier

Is Trump surging – or Hillary sinking – or both? Where does the Presidential race now stand? Did NBC’s Commander-in-Chief Forum help – or hurt – the candidates as they prepare for the crucial September 26 debate? This – and much more – will be discussed by the POLITICAL INSIDERS – live - on Fox News Channel this Sunday evening – at 7:30 PM ET. [more...]

9-8-16 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Joseph Klein: Reversing Obama’s Failed Foreign Policy Course

2. Daniel Greenfield: Hillary Keeps Insisting No Americans Died in Benghazi

3. Michael Stumo: Treasury Secretary’s Solution on Selling TPP

4. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: Growth Stalls with Election Looming

5. Wayne Allyn Root: Trump Will Receive 10-15% of the Black Vote

Reversing Obama’s Failed Foreign Policy Course

By Joseph Klein

Donald Trump delivered a major speech in Philadelphia on September 7th in which he detailed his proposals for a vastly strengthened military. He wants to reverse the downward trend of the Obama years. Echoing former President Ronald Reagan, Trump said that “Peace through Strength” are the “three crucial words that should be at the center of our foreign policy.” Donald Trump is not exaggerating the utter failure of the Obama-Clinton-Kerry foreign policy, especially in the Middle East and North Africa. When President Obama began his first term in 2009, Iraq, Syria and Libya were relatively stable. Now they are failed states. The legacy left behind by the Obama administration, as Trump put it with particular focus on Hillary Clinton, “has produced only turmoil and suffering.” [more...]

Hillary Keeps Insisting No Americans Died in Benghazi

By Daniel Greenfield

Hillary Clinton has been telling this lie for a while and it's staggering in its shamelessness. Glossing over the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi that claimed the lives of four U.S. diplomats, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday night claimed that “we did not lose a single American” due to military intervention in Libya. Speaking at a veterans’ forum hosted by NBC News, the former Secretary of State said she stands by the 2011 decision to take action in Libya and that America suffered no casualties. [more...]

Treasury Secretary’s Solution on Selling TPP

By Michael Stumo

When questioned about the massive voter rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew was basically dismissive: "Look, what I believe is that there's a lot of anxiety and anger amongst working people around the world." So there is anxiety and anger, but do American citizens have a point? Apparently not. "I think that the benefits of market access for American workers are clear." Well, um, should Lew and the administration make any changes? Yes, cheer louder. "I think what we need to be more clear at is how the benefits of trade agreements get to workers, how workers are equipped with the training they need to have the jobs in the new economy, how companies share the benefits of growth with workers. We have to make a stronger case, a better case, but the substance, the facts are clear." Jack Lew's worldview simply is different than yours or mine. [more...]

Growth Stalls with Election Looming

By Michelle Seiler-Tucker

This election is not just a concern for American citizens; it is extremely significant for businesses worldwide. In an August survey conducted by the National Association for Business Economics (NABE), nearly two-thirds of respondents believe that uncertainty about the election is holding back U.S. economic growth. Another recent poll found that 11 percent of the NABE’s members have postponed hiring or investment decisions until after November. Certainly every presidential election brings about uncertainty in the direction of our country and our economy, and none seems more paramount than this year’s race. The NABE’s members have expressed their opinions: more than half rated the election a negative for the economy and the rest were unsure or neutral. More importantly, no one views this election as having a positive impact on the economy. [more...]

Trump Will Receive 10-15% of the Black Vote

By Wayne Allyn Root

Trump will receive 10-15% of the black vote - historically high for a Republican in modern history. Meanwhile, overall black voter turnout will be down by several million. So, even though winning 85% of the black vote by itself would be a big disappointment for Hillary, it's the overall total number of black turnout that will cripple her campaign. Turnout will be far below Obama's numbers. Hillary is the most unlikable candidate in U.S. presidential history; and I can tell you for a fact, she is universally disliked in the black community. To quote Senator Lloyd Benson, 'I know Obama and Hillary is no Obama.' She isn't black... she isn't hip... she isn't charismatic... she isn't entertaining... she is a boring, awkward uninspiring speaker. And the economy for black Americans, to be blunt, sucks. Hillary offers them nothing. She is just a boring old white woman way past her prime, defending policies that didn't work under a black president they loved. Hillary is a broken gun, with no bullets. [more...]

9-6-16 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Phyllis Schlafly - Love for God, Family and America

2. Crista Huff: Target’s Bathroom Policy

3. James Hirsen: Latest FBI Document Dump is Danger for Clinton

4. Joe Messina: Now the Mail Ate Hillary’s Laptop?

5. John LeBoutillier: Is Trump Surging - and Hillary Sinking?

Phyllis Schlafly - Love for God, Family and America

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

With the passing of the great conservative icon, Phyllis Schlafly, I recall having a one-hour discussion with the then 90-year-old Schlafly as a guest on her radio program, Eagle Forum Live, back in February 2015. She was smart and very intelligent; she was sharp and she asked tough, pointed questions. Phyllis spent an incredible 70 years in public service to conservative principles and policies. Incredibly, Schlafly just co-authored a new Regnery book: ‘The Conservative Case for Trump.’ Importantly, and possibly prophetically, the new book was scheduled by Regnery to come out on today, one day after her death. It’s as if Phyllis Schlafly finally completed her work to help America by having her book about why America should elect Trump published. [more...]

Target’s Bathroom Policy

By Crista Huff

Announced in April, Target announced that it would begin to allow men to use the women's bathrooms in its stores. I immediately knew that Target’s revenue would drop, because its customer base would become disenfranchised. How did Target’s management team not know this? We all know the "pros" of Target’s bathroom policy: people want an ideal world where everybody is safe and feels good about themselves. But lots of us foresaw the "cons": if you allow men into women’s bathrooms, there will be an increase in crime against women and children, who happen to be Target’s customer base. This is a no-brainer. Inevitably, lots of consumers felt threatened that a major American institution - Target Corp. - was announcing open season on their loved ones’ safety. And they reacted by boycotting Target. This wasn’t a tiny boycott. It was national in scope, with 1.4 million people signing a pledge to boycott the stores. [more...]

Latest FBI Document Dump is Danger for Clinton

By James Hirsen

The recently released FBI report, which provided more details on Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server and e-mail malpractice, looks more and more as if it will ultimately spell trouble for the Democratic presidential nominee. In yet another apparent attempt to avoid media coverage, a document dump took place on the Friday evening that preceded the long Labor Day weekend. Mixed in with the report’s scandalous jigsaw puzzle pieces was a document detailing the agency’s July interview with the former Secretary of State. Revelations that flowed from the report and document, though, differ from the multitude of other sordid leaks relating to Hillary’s private server, which have often fallen short of the resonating mark. In contrast, these news nuggets pose a greater danger to Hillary’s presidential prospects precisely because they are so easily understood by the public at large. [more...]

Now the Mail Ate Hillary’s Laptop?

By Joe Messina

So, let’s see, thousands of e-mails were found, yet Hillary Clinton said she handed them all over. She said she used only one or two devices, yet we find she used up to 13 devices and 5 iPads. She thought the “C” marking was for alphabetizing... and she is fit for the presidency? The FBI states: A laptop containing a copy, or “archive,” of the e-mails on Hillary Clinton’s private server was apparently lost in the postal mail according to an FBI report released Friday. Along with it, a thumb drive that also contained an archive of Clinton’s e-mails has been lost and is not in the FBI’s possession. [more...]

Is Trump Surging - and Hillary Sinking?

By John LeBoutillier

Where does the Presidential race now stand? Is Trump surging and Hillary sinking – or both? What about the newest FBI Clinton revelations? Is this drip-drip-drip the cause of her erosion in the polls? This – and much more – will be discussed by the POLITICAL INSIDERS – live - on Fox News Channel this Sunday evening – at 7:30 PM ET. [more...]