5-19-26 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Michele Steeb: Sacramento Homelessness is Off the Charts

2. Martin Mawyer: Congress Erupts Over Sharia, Christianity and the Future of America

3. Todd Sheets: Trump Dominates Xi

4. Kenneth Rapoza: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Wakes Up to China Competitive Threat

5. John Lott: Gun Background Checks are Failing the Wrong People

6. Daniel Greenfield: Pelosi Picks Chinese Communist Linked Immigrant to Succeed Her

7. Mark Tapson: The UK on the Brink

Sacramento Homelessness is Off the Charts

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

I was recently in Sacramento, CA surveying the homelessness problem. While much of California is reporting preliminary declines in homelessness, Sacramento County just reported yet another increase: 13% in 2025. That increase comes as 29 counties have publicly released preliminary results that are not yet HUD-certified. Statewide, homelessness reportedly declined by 4.3%, and 17 of the 29 counties reported decreases. Sacramento County once again moved in the opposite direction. This is the predictable result of a failed policy decision that County leaders were repeatedly warned against. [more...]

Congress Erupts Over Sharia, Christianity and the Future of America

By Martin Mawyer, President of Christian Action Network

Last week, inside a packed congressional hearing room in Washington, something remarkable happened. Members of Congress weren't debating taxes, border funding, or foreign wars. They were debating whether America itself is strong enough to withstand an ideology many lawmakers say is quietly building parallel systems inside our own communities. The hearing was titled: "Sharia-Free America: Why Political Islam & Sharia Law are Incompatible with the U.S. Constitution, Part II." And from the opening gavel, sparks flew. [more...]  Subscribe to Patriot Majority Report

Trump Dominates Xi

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

Trump dominates the global stage in a way we haven’t seen since the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and FDR in the last century. This is the dominating role that Xi Jinping fancies for himself. But, as we've seen, Trump's tariff policy has already dealt a harsh blow to China's aspirations, as have the Trump-driven turn of events in Panama, Venezuela and (soon) Cuba. And while there is still work to be done in Iran, Trump's initiatives there have the potential to significantly curtail China's ability to exploit the Middle East. Suffice to say, the hidden reality is that, compared to Trump and the U.S., Xi and China are a shrinking violet on the very stage where they desperately want to be seen as an ascendant power. By the time all was said and done, Trump had made Xi feel as if he won an important victory in front of a global audience even as Trump roughly doubled the tariff rates from his first term. [more...]

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Wakes Up to China Competitive Threat

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce usually takes a white-glove approach to criticizing their members' businesses in China. But in a recent study, conducted for the Chamber by the Rhodium Group, there is a marked change of tune. The Chamber said its members are experiencing a harder time to grow markets in China, not because they are lousy business leaders, but because the government does what it can to tip the scales in favor of Chinese brands. Perhaps the most important takeaway from the report is the growing recognition that Chinese multinationals are steadily capturing market share from American - and Western - companies across strategic industries. [more...]

Gun Background Checks are Failing the Wrong People

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

The background check system for gun purchases is a mess. Republicans have criticized Democrat presidents for failing to prosecute people denied gun purchases through background checks. Democrats have leveled the same criticism at Republican presidents. But both sides miss the real problem. The system generates mistaken denials - "false positives" - by confusing felons with non-felons, so the denials aren't real cases. Everyone wants to stop dangerous people from buying guns. But let's fix the system so it stops those who are at risk of causing harm, not law-abiding citizens who want to protect themselves and their families. [more...]

Pelosi Picks Chinese Communist Linked Immigrant to Succeed Her

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

Meet the new boss: After months of resisting endorsing a successor, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., the former House speaker, officially threw her support behind a fellow progressive, San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Connie Chan. She is one of the party's most successful fundraisers, and Chan is expected to benefit from her fundraising network. Connie Chan is an immigrant from Hong Kong, her politics are well to the left and anti-American, and there have been some questions asked about her ties to Communist China's propaganda infrastructure. [more...]

The UK on the Brink

By Mark Tapson, Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center

...the most outrageous example yet of the perverse priorities of British authorities?

Last weekend, activist Tommy Robinson led another massive Unite the Kingdom rally in London which drew impassioned patriots carrying national flags from all corners of the UK. Tyrannical Prime Minister Keir Starmer predictably condemned the rally for sowing division, when in fact the rally is the direct consequence to the division sown by Starmer and his anti-white, pro-Islam, globalist ilk. Indigenous Europeans are being increasingly subjected to a clear demographic assault that includes a two-tier system of justice prioritizing Muslims and other migrant minorities over Christian whites. Every week, if not daily, come reports of such Orwellian outrages as UK police arresting people for tweeting something "Islamophobic," or the British countryside being forcibly diversified with migrants because it is deemed "too white." [more...]

Zohran Mamdani's NYC Budget Doesn't Add Up

By Seth Barron, Author of WEAPONIZED: The Left's Capture, and Destruction of America's Sacred Institutions

Zohran Mamdani and his claque of supporters are applauding the release of his first proposed city budget as having, in his words, refuted the "failed politics" of thinking that "austerity was the answer to adversity." The new budget closes a two-year $12 billion gap "without slashing the services people depend on, without raising property taxes and without asking working families to pay for a crisis they did not create." However, the math behind Mamdani's claims is a bit fuzzy. Most of the money to make his budget whole comes from the state, but he promises to save more than a billion dollars locally with such vague guarantees as "improving the efficiency of public services, improving our financial management and accurately estimating expenses." This kind of anodyne, non-specific corporate-speak would elicit howls of laughter at a shareholders' meeting, but municipal budgeting, apparently, is open to a certain amount of handwaving. [more...]

5-12-26 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Dr. Tim Murphy: Voters Sound Alarm on Mental Health System Failure in New National Poll

2. Judd Dunning: Consequential Trump Recombines, Rebuilds American Power

3. Michele Steeb: Spencer Pratt is Shining a New Light on Homelessness in LA

4. Martin Mawyer: Two Arrested in the '764' Child Exploitation Network - But the Real Story is Much Bigger

5. Todd Sheets: War and Politics Putting Lives at Risk

6. Kenneth Rapoza: AI Data Centers and EVs are the Main Drivers

7. John Lott: Gun Background Checks are Failing the Wrong People

8. Daniel Greenfield: NJ Democrat Candidate's Ties to WTC Terror Sheikh

9. James Hirsen: The AGI Tower of Babel

Voters Sound Alarm on Mental Health System Failure in New National Poll

By Dr. Tim Murphy, Psychologist and mental health advocate, Author of The Christ Cure

New survey of voters and affected families finds near-universal agreement that serious mental illness is poorly treated and requires urgent federal action.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and a new national poll shows voters across the political spectrum are very aware the system is failing people with serious mental illness and they want policymakers to act. An overwhelming majority believe it is a critically important issue that could affect their votes this fall. The poll conducted for Schizophrenia Policy Action Network (SPAN) found elected officials would be well advised to address this major concern. Why This Matters Politically: Overwhelmingly, 78 percent of the NATL (randomly selected voters) and 97 percent of FAM (families and individuals) groups said they will more likely vote for a candidate who prioritizes mental health care. With only 1.2 percent of the population diagnosed with schizophrenia, why should any of this matter? Because 51 percent of the NATL sample said they were diagnosed/caregivers/friends or family of someone with schizophrenia. That is a voting block not to be ignored. Key findings include... [more...]

Consequential Trump Recombines, Rebuilds American Power

By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Bestselling Author

After recently facing and surviving his third assassination attempt, President Trump was asked why he keeps getting shot at. Mr. Trump’s response gave America a line for the ages: "Only consequential presidents get shot at... it's a dangerous business." Far from bravado, Trump offered history in real time. Some presidents manage decline. A few expose it. Trump forced America to confront whether decline was ever inevitable or simply policy based. The facts answer that consequential question. [more...]

Spencer Pratt is Shining a New Light on Homelessness in LA

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

Recently, a stretch of Interstate 110 in Los Angeles remains shut down after a fire broke out in a homeless encampment - and was still closed eight hours later as crews clear mattresses, debris, and massive amounts of trash. Thankfully, there is no reported loss of life inside the encampment, but the damage is far-reaching. Hundreds of thousands of commuters disrupted; emergency personnel pulled from other critical needs; millions of gallons of water diverted; potential structural damage to a major freeway. The ripple effects are enormous - and entirely predictable. This is what Karen Bass's failed homelessness policy looks like in real time: not contained, not compassionate, and not without consequence for the broader community. LA Mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt seems to be the only one out there raising awareness on a broader scale. [more...]

Two Arrested in the '764' Child Exploitation Network - But the Real Story is Much Bigger

By Martin Mawyer, President of Christian Action Network

Two New York men have been arrested in connection with the online extremist network known as "764," facing federal charges tied to the exploitation of minors. Aaron Corey and Ryan Catello are accused of receiving and coercing sexually explicit material involving children, part of what federal authorities describe as a disturbing pattern linked to a criminal network called 764. But this case is not just about two individuals. It's about what those arrests confirm. [more...]  Subscribe to Patriot Majority Report

War and Politics Putting Lives at Risk

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

When leaders put their political interests ahead of American interests in something as important as Iran, they sow division that plays into enemy hands. Iran's new PR program plays off of and reinforces what has become standard fare for the domestic anti-Trump crowd. In effect, many Democrats and isolationist Republicans are pushing for President Trump to withdraw too soon under the weight of public opinion. In so doing, they are empowering an otherwise decimated enemy whose only remaining chance for survival lies in their conviction that we will give in before they do. This only emboldens Iran to perpetuate the hostilities, putting additional lives at risk. [more...]

AI Data Centers and EVs are the Main Drivers

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

A House Natural Resources subcommittee heard from witnesses last week calling for special tax breaks and for Congress to consider restrictions on copper scraps exports. Witnesses at an Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee hearing on April 26 recommended that copper – now listed as a critical mineral by the U.S. Geological Survey and the Department of the Interior as of November – be treated with more economic urgency. Copper has become one of America's premier metals. AI data centers and EVs are the main drivers. [more...]

Gun Background Checks are Failing the Wrong People

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

The background check system for gun purchases is a mess. Republicans have criticized Democrat presidents for failing to prosecute people denied gun purchases through background checks. Democrats have leveled the same criticism at Republican presidents. But both sides miss the real problem. The system generates mistaken denials - "false positives" - by confusing felons with non-felons, so the denials aren't real cases. Everyone wants to stop dangerous people from buying guns. But let's fix the system so it stops those who are at risk of causing harm, not law-abiding citizens who want to protect themselves and their families. [more...]

NJ Democrat Candidate's Ties to WTC Terror Sheikh

In an April 24 piece for Front Page Magazine, Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, was the first reporter to question why New Jersey Democrat and congressional candidate 'Adam' Hisham Hamawy testified for the defense in the 1995 trial of Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, the Egyptian Islamic terror leader linked to the World Trade Center bombing. Hamawy is an Egyptian Muslim who currently works as a plastic surgeon in New Jersey. Greenfield describes how he has cultivated a "pseudo-patriotic image as a military plastic surgeon" while accusing our military of "war crimes" and "promising to defund the military, abolish ICE, and dismantle the Department of Homeland Security." [more...]

The AGI Tower of Babel

By James Hirsen, NY Times Bestselling Author, International Business Attorney, News Analyst & Cultural Commentator

Tech driven members of our society appear to be building the Tower of Babel again. Only this time, the bricks are silicon, the mortar is computer code, and the "heaven" that is being sought after is Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) which has the capacity to reason, invent, and act across every domain in a far superior manner than the greatest geniuses among us. Right now, most AI technologies are "narrow," meaning that they are really good at one specific thing. For example, one AI might beat you at chess, another might write poems, and another might translate languages. But they cannot easily switch over to tasks for which they were not trained. However, when it arrives, AGI is going to be very different from AI. It will be able to learn new skills on its own just by searching, reading, and watching. It will be able to program itself, train itself, replicate itself, and improve itself. And by using this self-training, it will be able to grow its abilities at lightning speed. [more...]

Voters Sound Alarm on Mental Health System Failure in New National Poll

By Dr. Tim Murphy, Psychologist and mental health advocate, Author of The Christ Cure

New survey of voters and affected families finds near-universal agreement that serious mental illness is poorly treated and requires urgent federal action.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and a new national poll shows voters across the political spectrum are very aware the system is failing people with serious mental illness and they want policymakers to act. An overwhelming majority believe it is a critically important issue that could affect their votes this fall. The poll conducted for Schizophrenia Policy Action Network (SPAN) found elected officials would be well advised to address this major concern.

Why This Matters Politically: Overwhelmingly, 78 percent of the NATL (randomly selected voters) and 97 percent of FAM (families and individuals) groups said they will more likely vote for a candidate who prioritizes mental health care. With only 1.2 percent of the population diagnosed with schizophrenia, why should any of this matter? Because 51 percent of the NATL sample said they were diagnosed/caregivers/friends or family of someone with schizophrenia. That is a voting block not to be ignored. Key findings include... [more...]

5-5-26 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Martin Mawyer: The Men Building AI Now Want to Build Better Babies

2. Todd Sheets: Reagan and Trump - The Hilton Paradox

3. Seth Barron: The Left Wastes Time Weaponizing Everything, From Policing to Immigration, and It's Rotting Our Infrastructure

4. Kenneth Rapoza: On Capitol Hill, China Themes Increasingly Center on Trade Theft, Espionage, IP Violations

5. John Lott: No, Gun Control Wouldn't Have Prevented the Latest Trump Assassination Attempt

6. Daniel Greenfield: Why David Horowitz is More Relevant Than Ever

7. Judd Dunning: Trump's Rebuilding of American Power

8. James Hirsen: Musk v. Altman - Transforming Charity to Business Lacks Integrity

The Men Building AI Now Want to Build Better Babies

By Martin Mawyer, President of Christian Action Network

For years, Silicon Valley's most powerful men have told us that artificial intelligence would transform the world. Now, according to a stunning investigation by Mother Jones, some of those same men appear to be funding something that sounds straight out of a dystopian novel: technologies designed to help parents select, optimize, and one day perhaps genetically engineer their children. Among those reportedly backing companies involved in embryo screening, genetic analysis, and future gene-editing research are tech heavyweights like Peter Thiel, Sam Altman, Brian Armstrong, and Marc Andreessen. [more...]  Subscribe to Patriot Majority Report

Reagan and Trump - The Hilton Paradox

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

In 1981, Pres. Ronald Reagan was in the midst of initiating: a) the free-market reforms that reinvigorated our long dormant economy, and b) the defense buildup that would eventually win the Cold War. In late March, Reagan emerged from a speech at the Washington Hilton only to encounter an assassin who, in a span of a few seconds, fired off 6 rounds, one of which lodged in his lung. By the time Reagan reached the hospital, he was perilously close to death. As he was rushed into the emergency room, the irrepressible Reagan looked up from the operating table and said, "I hope you are all Republicans," to which one of his surgeons famously replied, "Today, Mr. President, we are all Republicans." History repeated once again when a would-be assassin attempted to charge the ballroom at the Washington Hilton where President Trump was preparing to give a speech. Like Reagan, Trump is in the early phases of trying to turn our economy around while also fighting a new Cold War against China and its allies. Fortunately, he avoided being shot but, given today's politics, there is little chance he would have heard encouraging words of solidarity if he had been hit. [more...]

The Left Wastes Time Weaponizing Everything, From Policing to Immigration, and It's Rotting Our Infrastructure

By Seth Barron, Author of WEAPONIZED: The Left's Capture, and Destruction of America's Sacred Institutions

We have heard a lot about "weaponization" over the last few years. On social media, it has become a kind of shorthand, like the word "gaslighting," for anything that someone finds annoying or unscrupulous. In America today, weaponization refers to the use of ostensibly neutral institutions or concepts for political or ideological ends that would be difficult to achieve without leveraging the good reputation of those institutions. When someone is shot, it’s a problem of gun violence. When someone is stabbed, shoved in front of a subway car, or beaten to death, it’s usually a failure of mental health and housing policy. In either case, the answer is never, "We need to have more money for policing." It's always, "Look at all the money we waste on the police." [more...]

On Capitol Hill, China Themes Increasingly Center on Trade Theft, Espionage, IP Violations

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

How did China become a near peer competitor with the U.S. on everything from computers to AI platforms to space? Theft and IP violations. Over the last week, two hearings on China have basically drawn this same conclusion – China's rise can also be attributed to stealing Western ideas. The House Select Committee on the CCP discussed this in regard to AI. And the Senate Judiciary Committee discussed it in regard to basically everything – be it deep fryers or fighter planes. [more...]

No, Gun Control Wouldn't Have Prevented the Latest Trump Assassination Attempt

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

As is so typical, just hours after the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Democrats were already calling for more gun control. But they made the same mistake they continually make - they called for gun control laws that were irrelevant for stopping the attack they are discussing. If policymakers and advocates are serious about reducing such incidents, the focus needs to shift toward measures that directly address the factors involved, such as reducing the rhetoric that seems to have driven the attacker at the WHCD, rather than reiterating familiar but ineffective solutions. [more...]

Why David Horowitz is More Relevant Than Ever

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

...his war is not over; it's just beginning.

[This article is part of the David Horowitz Freedom Center’s commemoration of the one-year anniversary of the passing of our founder, namesake and visionary.] 

One year ago, David Horowitz succumbed to his 25-year battle with cancer. He however never succumbed to his 40-year battle against the left that he was convinced was killing America. It still is. [more...]

Trump's Rebuilding of American Power

By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Bestselling Author

After facing and surviving his third assassination in three years, President Trump was asked why he keeps getting shot at. Mr. Trump's response gave America a line for the ages: "Only consequential presidents get shot at... it's a dangerous business." Far from bravado, Trump offered history in real time. Some presidents manage decline. A few expose it. Trump forced America to confront whether decline was ever inevitable or simply policy-based. The facts answer that consequential question.

Musk v. Altman - Transforming Charity to Business Lacks Integrity

By James Hirsen, NY Times Bestselling Author, International Business Attorney, News Analyst & Cultural Commentator

The high-profile trial of Elon Musk versus Sam Altman is one week in. As a federal jury in Oakland, CA listens, one simple question hangs over the courtroom: Can you steal a charity? The answer will determine the future of artificial intelligence (AI) as well as the fate of charitable giving. OpenAI, the entity that Musk and Altman co-founded, was built on a solemn, legally binding promise that its leaders have since breached. What began in December 2015 as a nonprofit organization, dedicated to developing artificial intelligence to benefit all humanity, has become a closed-source, profit-making, $850 billion company. This "stealth" transformation was not merely a clever business plan. It was a breach of charitable trust. [more...]

Political Violence and the Willful Self-Deception of the Left

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

Violence motivated by political differences has emerged as a defining, if alarming, feature of 21st-century American civil life. Neither side in our nation’s increasingly dangerous ideological divide has a monopoly. But one side, the Democratic Party and its allies, refuses to acknowledge the increase in mayhem from the left. This is true even in the face of the campus assassination of beloved conservative activist Charlie Kirk – or the very public attack against a televised banquet featuring the President of the United States in a ballroom room full of politicians and journalists. [more...]

4-28-26 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Fmr. Congressman Bob Livingston: Our Declaration Gave Us a Better World... and It's Still Improving

2. Michele Steeb: Do Churches Really Help the Homeless?

3. Daniel Greenfield: Bernie Sanders Teams Up with China to Restrict U.S. AI?

4. Todd Sheets: Why are we Still in Iran?

5. Kenneth Rapoza: War, AI, and Grid Stress - Why This is Solar Power's Moment

6. Mark Tapson: Breaking Down the Would-Be Assassin's Manifesto

7. John Lott: Dem/Leftist Rhetoric Has Dark Impact

Our Declaration Gave Us a Better World... and It's Still Improving

By Fmr. Congressman Bob Livingston, Author of The Rainbow Chaser

Any success I, as an American citizen, have enjoyed was due solely to my inheritance of freedom in our Declaration of Independence and our U.S. Constitution. Those great documents endowed us all with abundant opportunity without guarantees. And they changed the course of history, not just for Americans but for billions of people around the world. Our forefathers endowed us with opportunity to pursue happiness regardless of ethnicity or station in life. We have been free to better ourselves and our families through initiative and intelligence... or not. There were never guarantees of success. And there is no guarantee that our freedoms of today will be with us tomorrow. In his inaugural address as governor of California in 1967, former President Ronald Reagan warned us that our freedoms are fragile and can be lost in a single generation. America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, and every one of us should be proud. [more...]

Do Churches Really Help the Homeless?

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

For more than a century, America's response to homelessness was rooted in faith. Churches, rescue missions, Catholic Charities, and the Salvation Army fed the hungry, sheltered the vulnerable, and most importantly, walked alongside them toward restoration. They innately understood a fundamental truth: Homelessness is a human transformation challenge requiring recovery, accountability, and the restoration of purpose. Over the past decade, however, policymakers have been increasingly steered toward a different conclusion. [more...]

Bernie Sanders Teams Up with China to Restrict U.S. AI?

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

Bernie's back to working with Commies to undermine America.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, the oldest living foreign influence operation, certainly in the Senate, is at it again. Lately, Sanders has gotten attention for talking about AI, even though he knows virtually nothing about AI or anything technological. What was Bernie's AI endgame? With Bernie, it's best to start by asking two questions about anything he supports: 1) What's in it for Bernie? 2) How does it help America's Communist and Islamist enemies undermine the United States? [more...]

Why are we Still in Iran?

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

In short, the war continues because the historic opportunity to make the world a substantially safer and more prosperous place still exists and the winds of war have revealed that our original mission is even more important than we previously realized. I believe the winds of public opinion will ultimately shift from the spin doctored by those seeking political advantage to the weight of the War's accomplishments. Let's all hope that President Trump can find a way to seize the historic opportunity to accelerate the collapse of this terrorist regime, unleash a new era of peace and prosperity in the Middle East and, in the process, checkmate China, all of which would favorably shift the arc of world history. [more...]

War, AI, and Grid Stress - Why This is Solar Power's Moment

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

The war in Iran is solar power's COVID moment. During the pandemic, and shortly afterwards, Western governments, ours included, looked at world supply chains of everything from basic semiconductors used in cars, to generic drugs, and saw how pandemic lockdowns disrupted them drastically. The auto industry in the U.S. had to furlough workers. U.S. hospitals famously could not get personal protection equipment as basic as nitrile gloves and masks. Now with oil and gas price fluctuations and potential shortages on the horizon due to war damaged infrastructure in the Gulf states, the benefits of deploying solar and storage are becoming increasingly obvious. [more...]

Breaking Down the Would-Be Assassin's Manifesto

By Mark Tapson, Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center

"I experience rage thinking about everything this administration has done."

In the wake of Saturday’s most recent assassination attempt on the life of President Trump, former President Barack Obama posted on Sunday a social media statement in which he declared that "we don't yet have the details about the motives behind [the] shooting." Apparently he didn't read the failed assassin's manifesto, which The New York Post published in full – 1,052 words he sent to family members just 10 minutes or so before he barreled through a security cordon toward the room in which Trump, administration officials such as Pete Hegseth and Stephen Miller, and other guests attended the White House Correspondents Dinner. [more...]

Dem/Leftist Rhetoric Has Dark Impact

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

Is there a question whether Democrat rhetoric is convincing some people that violence is justified? If someone really believes Trump is an existential threat to democracy, will they feel justified in engaging in violence? Protesters were seen holding signs saying "death to all of them" outside the Washington Hilton after the shooting and attempted assassination of the president at the White House Correspondents Dinner.  And some people don't think this type of rhetoric has an impact? [more...] Also: "Gun free zones" are bad policies