3-25-25 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Greg Rabidoux: 'Snow White' Gets Buried Under Avalanche of Bad Reviews

2. John G. West: How Christian Universities Crash and Burn

3. Scott Powell: Judges are Wrong to Obstruct President Trump from Deporting Illegal Immigrants

4. Col. John Mills: Stripping Russia off from China

5. Daniel Greenfield: Hamas in America

6. Louie Gohmert: Does Congress Need to Impeach Judges to Make Them Behave?

7. John Lott: Concealed Carry Permit Holders Stop Active Shootings

'Snow White' Gets Buried Under Avalanche of Bad Reviews

By Greg Rabidoux, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author & Cultural Commentator

Maybe the Evil Queen knows why Disney keeps re-making animated classics with annoying and box-office bomb-worthy live action flicks.

When you cast a progressive, Trump-hating, Colombian actress (Rachel Zegler) as the live-action Snow White, you might just be really dopey. Ms. Zegler has not been shy about her dislike for the 1937 'Snow White' classic for which she would not be drawing a paycheck from Disney without. And her hatred of all things Trump and MAGA ("They should never know peace" and "harm should befall Trump and his supporters"). Nor her love of all things Palestinian and presumably their representative, Hamas. But Ms. Zegler, who by the way, can truly act and sing, is not the sole reason that yet another Disney live-action remake bombed at the box-office. [more...]

How Christian Universities Crash and Burn

By John G. West, Author of STOCKHOLM SYNDROME CHRISTIANITY: Why America's Christian Leaders Are Failing - and What We Can Do About It

Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and many other universities were founded explicitly as Protestant Christian institutions, only to devolve over time into something else. So, in the latter half of the nineteenth century, Evangelical Protestants in America started again, creating a new generation of colleges and seminaries that they hoped would avoid the mistakes of their predecessors. But as the current controversy over Wheaton College attests, history seems to be repeating itself... and the problem reaches far beyond Wheaton. [more...]

Judges are Wrong to Obstruct President Trump from Deporting Illegal Immigrants

By Scott Powell, Author of Rediscovering America

President Trump is facing an important separation of powers case with federal judge James E. Boasberg, who is trying to block his decision and action to deport Venezuelan immigrants, including many Tren de Aragua gang members. In justifying his deportation position, Trump cited the 1898 the Alien Enemies Act, a statute originally established during the Spanish-American War. Trump’s Department of Justice can defend the right of the President to carry out deportation actions simply based on the fact that the President, as the country’s chief executive, has the duty to uphold his oath of office to enforce the law, as well as to carry out a key campaign promise. [more...]

Stripping Russia off from China

By Colonel (Ret.) John Mills, Author of War Against the Deep State

Nixon/Kissinger tried to strip China off from the Soviet Union in 1972. In hindsight, I'm not sure that it worked that well; this time it may be different.

In 1972, President Nixon took his historic trip to China. Much of the trip was “teed up” by National Security Advisor/Secretary of State Kissinger. The strategy to strip off China from the Soviet Union was not illogical. Both Communist states almost came to a nuclear exchange with each other in their border clashes of the late 1960s. Did the strategy to strip off China from the Soviet Union work in the short or long run? Maybe and no. In the long run, we enabled the rise of the mortal Chinese threat we face today. In the short term, maybe it played a difference. [more...]

Hamas in America

By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies

It's not a protest movement; It’s an invading enemy.

Many House Democrats rallied in support of Mahmoud Khalil - an organizer in a Columbia University terrorist movement that called for “Death to America” and “the total eradication of Western civilization” Half the House Democrat delegation, the party’s Senate minority leader, its former VP nominee in 2016, and two of its top 3 presidential candidates in 2020 now support the “rights” of this alien enemy to pursue its agendas of destroying Israel and exterminating its Jews, and destroying its indispensable ally, America, along with the rest of the civilized world. That’s why David Horowitz’s message is that “Mahmoud Khalil and his followers are self-declared enemies of America and should be treated as such.” [more...]

Does Congress Need to Impeach Judges to Make Them Behave?

By Louie Gohmert, Fmr. Texas Congressman

The Constitution offers a ‘good behavior’ remedy that Congress hasn’t used.

Certainly, judges can be impeached. We had two cases for impeachment of federal judges while I was on the Judiciary Committee in the House of Representatives. But shouldn’t Congress be able to subpoena a judge to determine if conduct is outside the realm of good behavior? We have seen federal judges in January 6 cases seemingly aspiring to the level of Judge Roy Bean justice. Would “good behavior” be violated when a judge describes a defendant’s conduct as “insurrection” during sentencing when that defendant had not been charged with it and not convicted of it? There seem to be numerous questions of judicial “good behavior” raised during the January 6 cases. Though the Executive and Legislative Branches are constantly flexing their checks and balances on the other, the Judiciary continues to claim that they, and they alone, should regulate their own personnel when it comes to misconduct. However, when the highest court in the land does not enforce its own rules of ethics, it leaves the public wondering, “Who does?” [more...]

Concealed Carry Permit Holders Stop Active Shootings

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

Not only do permit holders succeed in stopping active shooters at a higher rate, but law enforcement officers face significantly greater risks when intervening. Our research found police were nearly six times more likely to be killed and seventeen percent more likely to be wounded than armed civilians. Those numbers paint a fuller picture than the FBI’s crime statistics, which fail to include many of the defensive gun uses my organization has cataloged. [more...]