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The Unholy Alliance
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
The United States has the most powerful media industry in the world by far. That’s because of capitalism and the Constitution, which give the press strong potential profits and legal protections. In 1996, the Fox News Channel went on the air. Twenty-six years later, it has harvested tens of billions… CONTINUE
Blue MAGA and the Republican Purge
In November 2020, when Donald Trump lost re-election to one of the most unimpressive Democratic nominees in U.S. history, I had at least a little bit of hope that the Republican base might finally recognize, despite their affection for the defeated president, just how much political damage he had caused… CONTINUE
Don’t Ever Underestimate Your Opponents — Especially When They’re Chinese
By COL Ken Allard, U.S. Army (Ret.) Leave a Comment
Americans couldn’t care less about foreign policy until the national ass gets caught in a crack, usually in places we can’t locate on a map. So it is today while Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi – third in line for the American presidency – cavorts around Taiwan. All while… CONTINUE
Why Jon Stewart Shouldn’t Be Taken at Face Value
As someone who was a fan of comedian Jon Stewart way back in the early 90s, several years before he became a household name, I’ve never denied his talent. As someone who’s watched him take principled, passionate, and even hands-on positions on a number of important issues, I’ve never denied… CONTINUE
Reflections on 40 Years as a Talk Show Host
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
This week marks my 40th year as a radio talk show host. I believe I have talked with — not to, with — more people than any living human being. Obviously, some people have talked to more people than I have. The Chinese head of state talks to more people… CONTINUE
My Imaginary Friend
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
Throughout my career, I have interviewed seven presidents. Only missed Ronald Reagan, who didn’t do many one-on-one chats with journalists. These conversations were my most difficult assignments. You should ask tough questions and push for answers. But you have to be respectful of the office. I always was. President Biden… CONTINUE
Why My Friends and I Had More Wisdom When We Were 12 Than College Students and Faculty Have Today
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
The average 12-year-old student at a yeshiva has more wisdom than almost any student at Harvard or most other universities. (A yeshiva is an Orthodox Jewish school with an emphasis on religious studies. About half the school day is devoted to religious studies — taught from the original Hebrew sources.)… CONTINUE
Joe Biden Needs Help
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
The 1962 New York Mets were the worst Major League Baseball team ever. They lost 120 games, winning only 40. The manager, Casey Stengel, is said to have blurted out: “can’t anyone here play this game?” No, was the answer. The cabinet of President Biden is channeling those Mets. Generally… CONTINUE