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Does Karl Marx Matter?
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
They came for Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben with stunning speed. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Andrew Jackson never knew what hit them. Teddy Roosevelt got canceled in New York City, Junipero Serra, a saint, was defiled in California. The Archbishop of San Francisco actually called that an evil act. Few publicly supported his… CONTINUE
Socially Distant Without the Stir-Craziness
Last week, my son and I saw our first movie at a theater in months, and boy was it a breath of fresh air. Of course, it wasn’t a typical theater… being that nearly all of those are still closed, and it wasn’t a new movie… being that production companies… CONTINUE
The Present Moment Has Set Blacks Back a Half-Century
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
According to the make-believe world of the left, we are experiencing a great moment in American racial history. For the first time, the story goes, more whites than ever are coming to realize how racist America is, how racist cops are and how systemically racist everything in America is. Only… CONTINUE
Bill’s Column on the BLM Organization: ‘It’s News to Us’
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
Americans are divided, angry, sad, inspired in some cases, and watchful of the Black Lives Matter Movement. This week one of its leaders proclaimed on national TV that “if this country doesn’t give us what we want, then we will burn the system down.” Hawk Newsome continued saying he might… CONTINUE
A Political Rant About Numbers
One thing that aggravates me about today’s political landscape is the way in which we choose to look at data, specifically numbers. We live in an era where our capacity to collect data, identify trends, and predict likely outcomes has never been better, yet we often tend to latch onto… CONTINUE
America’s Jews and Christians Are Failing the Test of Their Lives
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
If you are a Jew or Christian in America, the seriousness of your Judaism or Christianity is now being tested. People look back in time and wonder how religious people, especially religious leaders — specifically, the clergy — could have failed in times of moral crisis. The failure of most… CONTINUE
It’s My Country and I’ll Cry If I Want To
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
It is almost beyond belief that America is being trashed the way it is. I mean, here we have a country that provides more opportunity to more people than any other nation the planet has ever seen, and millions of its own citizens apparently want to destroy the traditions making that… CONTINUE
All the Damn Vampires
In the final scene of 1987’s The Lost Boys, divorced mother Lucy (played by Dianne Wiest) finds herself in a perilous situation. She has just discovered that Max, the mild-mannered video-store owner she’s been dating, is a monster. And I don’t mean that in the figurative sense. He’s literally a… CONTINUE