Tue, May 28, 2024
H4: 05/28/24: The Aftershow w/Duane Patterson
Duane catches up on all the news that took place while you took Memorial Day Weekend off.
Duane catches up on all the news that took place while you took Memorial Day Weekend off.
Duane and former Missouri Senator Jim Talent analyze the evolving incoherence of Joe Biden’s foreign policy, and why the Senate Democrats are trying to resurrect their failed immigration reform package.
Duane and Ed cover the big stories of the week, including the blowing up of the Alvin Bragg trial of Donald Trump in New York, the upcoming presidential debates, new polling that is not good news for Joe Biden, and a whole lot more.
Duane catches up on a lot of news today, including the White House issuing executive privilege to block House Judiciary from the Hur Report tapes, and the Alvin Bragg case against Donald Trump blowing up as star witness Michael Cohen imploded during cross-examination.
Duane and former Senator Jim Talent critique the ever-changing Biden foreign policy on Israel, such that it is, and the political problems for Joe Biden back home. Duane also clears the
Hugh covers the Republican news of the morning with audio clips of former President Trump and potential GOP Vice Presidential candidates appearing on the Sunday shows.
Only one story, and that is the abject betrayal of Israel by Joe Biden, how he’s compounded that betrayal, and the political, strategic, and tactical fallout from this betrayal. Not a lot of happy talk this week, I’m afraid.
After a new edition of the Magnificent Seven with James Lileks, Duane previews (and proofreads) his new column going up at HotAir.com on how bad a disaster Joe Biden’s decision to abandon Israel is.
Duane and Ed Morrissey of HotAir.com unpack all the week’s developments in the rising antisemitic protests on college campuses nationally, and how the President squandered is first attempt to address it.
Duane reacts to the President’s worthless statement on antisemitism today, and updates on why the problem is continuing to fester thanks to Democratic enabling.
Duane and former Senator Jim Talent dive into the politics, morality, and what the conservative message going forward should be in reaction to the growing anti-Semitic protests on college and university campuses all over the country.
Lots of discussion this week about the Supreme Court’s oral arguments into Donald Trump’s presidential immunity claim, plus the growing antisemitism problem on college campuses, and why this is not going to be a repeat of the Summer of ’20 protests, which was a boon for the Democratic Party.