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Instead of Five Stories this week, Ann presents the case for the defense in the New York Times v Stephen Miller.

It's a point-by-point refutation of Jason Zengerle's hit piece called "The Ruthless Ambition of Stephen Miller," that if written about a Democratic aide with half the brains and drive of Miller would get an article titled "The Indispensable Genius of Stephen Miller."

David Zweig's brilliant book, An Abundance of Caution nails the people who wrecked our lives over COVID to the wall.

There can be no more debate about the epic lies about COVID told by the media, public health officials, the entire Democratic Party after this book.

From MIT Press: David Zweig An Abundance of Caution: American Schools, the Virus, and a Story of Bad Decisions

They destroyed lives for fun and now are trying to skate away from their malevolence. The free-thinking, intense researcher David Zweig won’t let them. This is a fantastic interview and there’s so much more in his book.

Your Five Stories that you may have missed this week:

• Chat GPT goes rogue: A.I. encourages drug use and psychotic breaks
• RIP to FedEx founder Fred Smith
• Flashback: Hiring "refugees"
• There's a lot to hate about Andrew Cuomo
• Gloom and Doom that never happens

Jessica Vaughan, America's leading expert on immigration law, has some ideas!

Jessica has written articles for the Washington Post, New York Times, National Review, Boston Globe, The Economist, San Francisco Chronicle, the National Interest, Arizona Republic, and has appeared on NPR, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and PBS's NewsHour.

Ann's Five Stories that you may have missed this week:

• No, the anti-ICE riots are not like your favorite sports team winning a championship
• Kidnapping a mayor is not a good idea
• The NY Times makes space on its editorial page for the mentally ill
• Wellness check on the Democratic Party
• The Fear of Being Scooped

Ann's interview with the brilliant Williams College Prof. Darel E. Paul - on mass immigration, Dems' problem with the men, Trump v. Harvard, DeSantis, Elon and MORE!

The stories you may have missed this week:

• Justice Breyer's little brother has insane decision stayed
• America hits "Compassion Fatigue"
• Democrats on the run
• Trump goes wobbly on immigration in ag and hospitality
• Scamming old people

Your Stories of the Week:

• How a 21-year old in charge of a Homeland Security grant program highlights the Trump-Musk "feud"
• The NYC Mayoral Debate and America's Special Needs Children
• Immigration reshapes New York
• A modern-day Emmett Till
• Fani Willis loses in police shooting case 
• AfD wins a common sense case in Germany... or not
• Bonus! Arabian Leopards on the Potomac! 

Recently declassified documents show that the Biden administration listed as symbols of “domestic terrorism” mentions of the Second Amendment, the Betsy Ross flag, Catholicism, and Revolutionary War flags, among other noticeably non-terroristic symbols.

The Democrats’ De-banking of Conservatives.
The Democrats’ Censorship of Conservatives.

PLUS Amazing New Data from Lott’s Crime Prevention Research Center

Your Five Stories of the Week:

• Trump Tariffs in the courts
• Anti-Semitism rises among doctors as (surprise!) more foreign doctors come to America
• Another member of the Dem Gerontocracy bites the dust
• The Fifth Year of Our Floyd
• Veterans seek White Shoe freebies

Opening sound: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the courts and tariffs. 

Your Five Stories of the Week:

• Late night "comedians" find white genocide hilarious
• Trump baby accounts? Please, no...
• More fun with Girl Cops (Disabled Division)
• Illegal Alien "crisis" in Dalton, GA
• The truth about immigrant crime rates 

The President of FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression) talks to Ann about the status of free speech on the nation's campuses, standing up for freedom of expression no matter how odious the speaker, and the current state of cancel culture. 

Your Five Stories of the Week:

• NYU Student Graduation Speech and the failure of the ADL & SPLC
• Pope Leo's Brother!
• Lee Zeldin Stopping the Stop-Start
• Another Girl Cop Disaster
• One Weird Media Trick: Elevate the Crazies 

Ann talks to John Tierney about how males' natural chivalry is being used against them, the bogus studies that plague the work of "Gender Studies," and the "joy" of composting.

John Tierney is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor to City Journal. Tierney has significant experience in print and media, including more than two decades as a reporter and columnist with the New York Times.

This week's theme: Insulting people across the spectrum! 

• The Pope is in the news
• Judge Jamal Whitehead orders Trump to immediately resettle close to 12,000 refugees
• Reading knuckle tattoos (A Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia update!)
• The One Thing California and New York do better than red states
• The end of disparate impact

The entire universe has told you why they're bad. Mark DiPlacido takes the other side.

• Mark DiPlacido of American Compass
• Mark DiPlacido on Twitter: @MarkADiPlacido
• Mark DiPlacido articles on Commonplace
  
  
  

The Stories you may have missed this week:

• Tariffs, the jobs report and stealth editing at MSNBC
• New York Times is now running hysterical articles on a daily basis about how tariffs are going to absolutely ruin every aspect of your life
• Has tourism travel to the US really collapsed? (Spoiler alert: NO)
• "Maryland Man" Update
• DOGE comes for a beloved science journal

The stories you may have missed:

• Scottsdale, AZ man arrested on March 31st after he set foot on the restricted territory of North Sentinel Island in a bid to meet people from the reclusive Sentinelese tribe
• Bitcoin Burglers Brag Bungle
• Check your sex at the State Department
• How the NYT covers immigration
• The Art of the Deal: Harvard Edition

Author and journalist Michael Shelleberger on the great things liberals have been doing with the environment, fires, drug addicts, speech and California.

• Michael Shellenberger on X: @shellenberger
• Author of San Fransicko: Why Progressives Ruin Cities
• Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All
• University of Austin, CBR Chair of Politics, Censorship, and Free Speech

Your stories for the week:

• U.S. travelers must be REAL ID compliant to board domestic flights and access certain federal facilities starting May 7th
• The NYT Magazine asks "Is ADHD real?" 
• Elon Musk wants to repopulate the country - all by himself
• Sen. Chris Van Hollen roles the dice on Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia
• Ann's Easter Message

The stories you may have missed:

• Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia MS-13?
• Alejandro Mayorkas should be charged with murder
• No Medicare for obesity drugs
• Liberal lawyers show "bravery" in quitting white shoe law firms
• Stories without evidence and unfounded theories

Babylon Bee headlines that have come true; the harassment of BB by Facebook, Snopes and Twitter; Which side is worse at taking a joke: Left or Right?; Why can’t the left meme? AND MORE!

The stories you may have missed this week:

• Quick hits including the truth behind Biden's "defying" SCOTUS on student loans
• The Saga of the New York Times' "Maryland Man"
• Trump's asylum for white South African farmers sends Slate off the deep end 
• The Times on how DOGE made their move on the Bureaucracy (Paywall)
• How overturning a New Deal court case may save the Republic

Ann is back with the stories you may have missed and for some reason there's a theme of sex that runs through every one of them:

• The New York Times slobbers over Teen Vogue's interview with Elon Musk's transgender "daughter"
• Turns out progressive influencer Harry Sisson isn't gay and gets in "sexting" trouble
• The Happiest Countries on Earth
• Vietnamese pervert stalks elite school in Brooklyn
• New Jersey asks about the sexual orientation of newborns

Opening sound: Elon Musk talks about his son, Xavier, on the Jordan Peterson Podcast

What do Canadians think about becoming "our cherished 51st state"? Ezra Levant has some better ways for Trump to annoy former PM Justin Trudeau and new PM Mark Carney.

• Rebel News: The Ezra Levant Show
• Instead of Toronto, Trump should take Alberta’s oil sands.
• Update on Tommy Robinson
• How to punish Trudeau
• Ezra reports on the anti-Israel Columbia protests
• Is Trudeau Fidel Castro’s son?

The stories you may have missed this week:

• Hey, Republicans, let's have some fun! Here's to having hearings on justifying the cost of college.
• Defending Free Speech: Yes, you're allowed to have bad thoughts.
• Trump's crazy executive order on Perkins Coie.
• How Biden cooked the books on immigration.
• Facts on the economy (now with sugar subsidies!)

On Trump (of course), the Democrats, Eric Adams, Mark's new show, "2 Way" and more!

With all the drama surrounding Trump's address to Congress, Ann brings you the stories you may have missed:

• A big old "I told you so" on Amy Coney Barrett
• Puerto Rican Independence
• Deep-sixing the Department of Education
• Rep. Gabe Evans has a Perry Mason moment

We discuss DOGE, the permanent war crowd, RFK, COVID vaccines, Speaker Mike Johnson, and how Congress is definitely going to screw Trump.

• "X": @RepThomasMassie
• U.S. Representative KY4, Engineer, Farmer, Inventor. 30 patents. Appalachian American. MIT SB93 SM96 #politicalsciencedenier
• Roll Call vote on Sen. Rand Paul’s proposed amendment to the budget bill that would actually cut spending. (“Nay” votes are Republicans who want to keep spending money like drunken sailers, including funding USAID.). There were a lot of them — plus every Democrat. Amendment failed.
  
  
  

As we were recording this week's podcast the ship hit the sand in the Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Ann listened in and gives you her take.

Plus:

• SCOTUS takes up discrimination of a white, straight female,
• Jeff Bezos finally decides to own the Washington Post
• The bad idea that is the immigration "Gold Card"
• The saga of Jeffrey Epstein 

A supersized show for this week. Measles break out in Texas, Delta rolls in Toronto, Vance wows in Munich and Elon roils Washington.

This Week: It's time to start issuing IQ tests to the courts in Los Angeles County, Sex and the Office of Management and Budget, and how Democrats cheat in the name of "Dreamers."

Proud Boys leader, Enrique Tarrio, on his 22-year sentence for J6 - despite not being in Washington that day -- and (un-prosecuted) antifa stabbing attacks.

With the return of Donald Trump to the White House, the DEI industry is starting to crumble. Ann has examples that you may have missed this week.

Plus, a special health tip for Super Bowl weekend!

Ann's interview with Erik Prince, Blackwater founder, patriot and gentleman on Pete Hegseth, women in the military, Columbine, Katrina, monopoly military contractors and why the GOP should stop showering the Department of Defense with money.

On this week's show:

• The deadly accident over the Potomac shows exactly why exacting standards are necessary and cannot be sacrificed to the desires of the DEI crowd.
• Violent liberals target Trump and other Administration officials - what The NY Times won't tell you.
• An alternative for Oklahoma in the matter of Senator James Lankford.
• A Nigerian sextortion scam targets American teenagers.

With Trump's Executive Order on the 14th Amendment (Protecting the Meaning and Value of Ameican Citizenship), a primer on the history of the law and some background on the federal judge that put a block on it.

Plus, thoughts on the mass pardon of J6 defendants including Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio.

The stories you may have missed this week:

• If there was any doubt about Biden's mental state it was put to rest with his delusional farewell address
• Biden throws some immigration bombs on his way out the door
• Hearings for Pam Bondi and Pete Hesgeth continue apace with stupid questions
• Special shoutout to Mazie Hirono

From California inside expert John Phillips of KABC radio in Los Angeles

Show links:

• The John Phillips Show
• John Phillips on Twitter
• Pro Publica, 2020: They Know How to Prevent Megafires. Why Won’t Anybody Listen?

Ann is back from her holiday break with stories you may have missed since her last show:

• Biden awards George Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• The "Snail Darter" doesn't exist. (Now they tell us!)
• NY institutes "congestion pricing"
• NYT travel writer on the "tresspassing" American
• The media's blonde, blue-eyed not-so-homeless homeless Americans

Ann's last show before Christmas and it's a stocking overflowing with stories that you may have missed this week.

The show returns one last time for 2024 on the Friday before the New Year. See you then!

The NSFW Amy Wax Interview:

Lawyers for University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax have given the school until December 19th to retract punishments levied against her. Otherwise they plan on suing the university saying that the administration illegally discriminated on the basis of race, did not punish more egregious anti-Semitic content from other faculty members and violated Wax’s contract (which promises free speech), and the American with Disabilities Act (for not accommodating her cancer treatments during the investigation.)

Welcome to the all-crime podcast.

• Daniel Penny is found not guilty as crime is a sleeper issue against the Democrats
• Biden goes commutation happy with clemency for "non-violent" inmates
• Assessing the killer of the United Healthcare CEO
• The NY Times tries to re-write the history of Sen. Joe Biden's 1994 crime bill

Stories of the week:

• President Dementia has seen the future
• Pete Hesgeth and Alcohol
• Conspiracy theories
• Fox News discovers immigration
• Fixing Social Security

The incomparable Heather Mac Donald on Trump's nominees and priorities: the hits and the misses.

Spurred on by converation with the great Heather MacDonald, Ann takes a look at Trump's remaining controversial cabinet picks (Hesgeth, Patel and Noem) and asks, "Does character still matter?"

Then she throws down the gauntlet to Vivek Ramaswamy - come on the podcast and tell us what you really think instead of complaining to Ezra Klein.  

A 28-year-veteran employee of United Airlines says the company fired him over false allegations of bigotry and that his union abandoned him in the ptocess. Ruben Sanchez, Jr talks to Ann about how corporate wokeness took away his llivelihood.

• Ruben Sanchez’s GoFundMe
• Ruben’s X feed
• United CEO Scott Kirby in Drag

The Big Stories of the Week:

• Matt Gaetz is out and Pam Bondi is in.
• The enemy of my enemy is RFK
• Dr. Oz is in
• Kamala's $B Spending

Audio this week: Sen. John Fetterman reacts to the Gaetz withdrawal and Lindy Li of the DNC Finance Committee on Fox & Friends Weekend

After getting off to a roaring start with the selection of Tom Homan as the Border Czar, some of Trump's cabinent choices are running from the interesting to the clearly unserious.

The New York Times wraps up its 2024 Class of Undecided Voters and the results are very Ann-like, plus 23 Nobel Ecomomic Laureates vs America.

Finally, we want to make it perfectly clear that we're not giving you this podcast in anticipation of marriage.

Opening sound of Tom Homan from NewsMax

We're past the election so today we present a collection of interviews Ann has done with true champions of freedom: Jay Bhattacharya, Peter Thiel and Nadine Strossen.

Videos of each interview are available at Ann's Substack and audio versions at Ricochet.com.