Episodes (Page 167)
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France takes a tougher stance on protests than the U.S.
James Lindsay
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France's tough stance on protests contrasts with the U.S. Aunt Jemima rebrands due to racism accusations.
James Lindsay
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Seattle's CHAZ becomes "CHOP," drawing parallels to the French Revolution.
Ben Shapiro
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Seattle's CHAZ rebrands to "CHOP," claiming revolutionary ideals.
Ben Shapiro
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Rayshard Brooks' death in Atlanta was not race-related, Glenn argues.
Dinesh D'Souza
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Rayshard Brooks' death in Atlanta was not race-related, Glenn explains.
Dinesh D'Souza
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The news seems nonsensical as names change and companies apologize to the mob.
Christopher Rufo
Nigel Farage
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Companies and individuals appease the mob by changing names and apologizing.
Nigel Farage
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Riots' responsibility is questioned amid Chicago Mayor Lightfoot's leaked call.
Rudy Giuliani
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The coordination and responsibility behind the riots are examined.
Rudy Giuliani
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Police officers face vilification as the movement against them grows.
Andy Ngo
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Officer shares poem about the harsh realities of police work.
Andy Ngo
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Senator Tom Cotton discusses NYT's internal conflict over his op-ed.
Tom Cotton
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Senator Tom Cotton addresses NYT controversy over his op-ed.
Inaya Folarin Iman
Tom Cotton
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Minneapolis City Council moves to dismantle police department.
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Minneapolis City Council votes to dismantle police department.
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Questioning the severity of COVID-19 and double standards for gatherings.
Matt Walsh
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Matt Walsh highlights Tony Timpa's death, similar to George Floyd.
Matt Walsh
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Critique of leaders' hypocrisy on coronavirus and protests.
Steven Crowder
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Ami Horowitz reports protesters justifying violence.
Ami Horowitz