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Can We Deal with Antifa Now? Biden Rejoins WHO, MSNBC Attacks Free Speech

January 21, 2021 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as as they discuss leftist riots in at least three American cities Thursday night. Will the Democrats finally admit this is a problem since these people claim to hate Biden too? They also sigh as President Biden not only rejoins the World Health Organization but does so without one demand for accountability or reform. And they react to MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace and former Obama official Ben Rhodes discussing how to “detox” speech they don’t like and even bar Republicans from stating opinions if they don’t accept the left’s version of the truth.

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Filed Under: Big Tech, China, Constitution, COVID-19, Crime, History, Humor, Journalism, News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Antifa, Ben Rhodes, Biden, China, Free Speech, National Review, Nicolle Wallace, riots, Three Martini Lunch, WHO

Dissecting the Debate

September 30, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they dig into what we witnessed in the first presidential debate on Tuesday. They discuss the constant crosstalk and why Trump would have been smarter to let Biden tangle himself in his own incomprehensible rhetoric. They also detail how both candidates handled the urban violence issue and Biden’s insistence on refusing to have an opinion on adding justices to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Filed Under: congress, Constitution, Crime, Elections, Health Care, History, Humor, Journalism, News & Politics, Police, Supreme Court Tagged With: 2020, Antifa, Biden, court packing, debate, National Review, Proud Boys, Three Martini Lunch, Tim Scott, Trump

Biden’s Obvious Weakness, Breonna & Bodycams, Political Arson

September 24, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they expose yet another day of Joe Biden not being able to appear in public the day after holding events, strongly suggesting he’s not up to the rigors of the campaign trail or the presidency. They also blast the violence perpetrated in Louisville and other cities in the wake of no police officers being charged for murder in the Breonna Taylor case. They also find it unacceptable that there is no bodycam evidence of the entry into the apartment or of the shooting. And they react to the case of arson at the Minnesota home of  a Trump supporter and the graffiti left behind noting support for Biden, BLM, and more.

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Filed Under: Crime, Elections, History, Humor, law, News & Politics, Police Tagged With: Antifa, arson, Biden, BLM, Breonna Taylor, health, knock, lid, Louisville, Minnesota, National Review, police, riots, Three Martini Lunch, warrant

Trump vs. Acosta, Antifa vs. Tucker, Women’s March vs. Women

November 8, 2018 by GregC

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Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America tackle three crazy martinis today.  They wade into the battle of monstrous egos as CNN White House Correspondent Jim Acosta grandstands and tries to debate President Trump about the migrants headed for the U.S. border and Trump responds by calling Acosta a “terrible person” and pulling his White House press credentials.  They also recoil as Antifa protesters find the home of Fox News host Tucker Carlson, damaging his front door,  and chanting that they know where he sleeps while Carlson’s wife hides in the pantry.  They get a kick out of the rank hypocrisy of the left-wing Women’s March for berating the white women who voted for Republicans.  And Alexandra takes us inside the North Dakota and Indiana Senate wins for the GOP and what she learned from covering those two races closely.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Antifa, feminism, Indiana, Jim Acosta, National Review, NorthDakota, President Trump, Three Martini Lunch, Tucker Carlson, voting

McConnell Slams Dems, Antifa Harasses Cruz, Avenatti’s Dud

September 25, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for his Senate floor speech blasting Senate Democrats for their conduct during the Kavanaugh confirmation process.  They also unload on Antifa and the other menacing groups who berated Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and his wife and forced them to leave a Washington restaurant.  And they react to cable news fixture Michael Avenatti promising  an air-tight case of misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh only to walk back his bravado and go silent on Twitter.

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D’Souza Talks Antifa, Trump & Midterms

August 14, 2018 by GregC

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Author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza says the violent “anti-fascist” protesters are the real fascists, that white nationalism is rooted on the left, and that Republican operatives urging conservatives to vote for Democrats this year as a check on President Trump “need to have their heads examined.”

D’Souza’s latest project is “Death of A Nation: Plantation Politics and the Making of the Democratic Party.”  It seeks to draw parallels from the outrage following the election of President Trump to the volcanic opposition to the 1860 victory of Abraham Lincoln.

This past weekend, Antifa protesters took to the streets of Charlottesville and Washington and spent most of their time hurling epithets at police and the media.  D’Souza says Antifa might claim to be opposing fascism but they clearly embody what they say they hate.

“They’re posing as anti-fascists.  Of course they dress like fascists.  They act like fascists.  They have the same intolerance as fascism.  And let’s notice that their target isn’t fascists.  When you’re targeting cops and Republicans and patriots and Christians, you’re actually not targeting fascists but anti-fascists.

“So we have an amazing situation in which the fascists – Antifa – are pretending to be anti-fascists and targeting anti-fascists, whom they claim are fascists,” said D’Souza

So why does the far left have a compulsion towards violence?

“Their view is that since Trump is like Hitler circa 1933, they are fully justified in using, as they say, any means necessary to eject him, including illegal means, including violence,” said D’Souza, who also asserts that fascism is a far left ideology that academic liberals twisted to blur the coziness between the American Democrats and fascist leaders before World War II.

“Fascism is properly defined as the ideology of the centralized state, when you have the state organizing and running the private economy, when you have the states running the lives of citizens.  That’s fascism.  That’s how Mussolini understood it.  That’s how Hitler understood it,” said D’Souza.

Antifa took to the streets to counter a planned rally by white nationalists who never showed up.  The tension between the two sides is often characterized by the media as right versus left.  D’Souza says that’s wrong because both are on the left.  He says this is made clear as he interviews white nationalist figures Jason Kessler and Richard Spencer in “Death of A Nation.”

“These guys actually have backgrounds in the left.  They’re not right wingers and yet the media doesn’t report this.  Why?  Because they’re trying to pin the fascist and racist tail on the Republican elephant,” said D’Souza.

D’Souza says white nationalism is a “spent force” that usually cannot muster more than a few dozen people to events that are then dwarfed by counterprotesters.  But if white nationalists are of the the left, why did so many openly endorse President Trump in 2016?

D’Souza says it was their ticket to short-term relevance.

“They call (the rally) ‘Unite the Right’ because they want to feed the left wing narrative that they are somehow representative of Trump and this somehow gives them an inflated notoriety.  In exchange, what they’re giving the left is that they’re confirming and corroborating the left’s narrative,” said D’Souza.

Liberal protesters take to the streets en masse in opposition to most Republican presidents but D’Souza says it’s worse this time because Trump fights back.

“Trump realizes that he’s in a big fight.  The Left does not hold back.  The traditional Republican strategy of going under your desk or running for the exit doesn’t really work in this situation,” said D’Souza.

He says the next big fight is in the the midterm elections.  D’Souza says Democrats already have several racial and ethnic groups dependent upon government to supply what they need to exist and handing them the majority means they will only look to expand what he calls “plantation politics.”

“They’d love to have everybody in this position of ethnically-enforced dependence.  It’s actually a horrible system and it would make this a horrible country, which is why we have to work really hard to prevent that nightmare from becoming a reality,” said D’Souza.

Several anti-Trump Republican operatives like Michael Gerson and Steve Schmidt are urging conservatives to vote for Democrats under the logic that the GOP has been corrupted by Trump and must be destroyed so it can be rebuilt again.

D’Souza rejects that entirely.

“These people literally need to have their heads examined,” he said.  “They’re talking absolute nonsense and should be completely ignored.”

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2018 midterms, Antifa, Death of A Nation, news. Dinesh D'Souza, white nationalism

White Nationalists Wither, Antifa Violence Largely Ignored, Omarosa vs. Trump

August 13, 2018 by GregC

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David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are encouraged to see a pathetic turnout at the white nationalist rally in Washington D.C. on Sunday, and they hope the media will stop giving airtime to this fringe group.  They also call on the media to cover the violence of the leftist protest group Antifa the same way they cover the alt-right.  And they believe President Donald Trump hired Omarosa Manigault for the wrong reason– because she said “GREAT” things about him– which led to the fallout where she now calls him a racist.

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Filed Under: News & Politics Tagged With: 3MartiniLunch, Antifa, Donald Trump, National Review, Omarosa, Trump

Disaster Relief Done Right, Berkeley’s War on Speech, High Heel Hysteria

August 30, 2017 by GregC


Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are all for a robust federal response to assist in the recovery and the rebuilding of the Texas coast, but they also don’t want to see the legislation turn into a spending spree for a bunch of unrelated projects for other parts of the country and they applaud political and policy figures for setting that priority now.  They also unload on the mayor of Berkeley, California, for calling for speakers like Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter not to speak on campus because it might set off the Antifa rioters.  And Alexandra explains the litany of double standards as the media and social media savage First Lady Melania Trump for wearing high heels to board Air Force One on her way to survey the devastating floods in Texas.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Antifa, Berkeley, disaster relief, flooding, Free Speech, high heels, Martini, Melania Trump, National Review, pork barrel spending, Texas

Why Cops Are Standing Down in Berkeley and Beyond

August 28, 2017 by GregC

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On Sunday, a large group of Antifa activists descended upon a small number of people the group surmised were supporters of President Trump and assaulted them viciously while Berkeley, California, police largely stood by, and policing expert Heather Mac Donald says the passivity from the cops is a result of withering demonization from politicians and the media.

The Washington Post headline described the violence as an Antifa “attack” against “peaceful right-wing protesters.”  This is not the first time Berkeley police have let the violence play out.  Earlier this year, extensive property damage ensued from riots connected with a scheduled University of California speech by Milo Yiannopoulos.

Mac Donald is the Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and the author of the best-selling “The War Against Cops: How the New attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe.” She says the seeds for police reticence to intervene were planted in yet another episode of Berkeley unrest in December 2014, as part of a four-day protest against the police by Black Lives Matter.

“The first day of the anti-police, Black Lives Matter riot, the police actually used conventional riot tactics of skirmish lines, of not allowing protesters to get dangerously close,” said Mac Donald.

“The left-wing Berkeley council and mayor, the next day, blamed the police for the violence, rather than the people who were using Molotov cocktails and attacking businesses and police officers and other people,” added Mac Donald.

She says the police could draw only one logical conclusion from that political response.

“The Berkeley police learned their lesson and said, ‘OK, our policy is going to be to allow certainly the destruction of property and if there’s collateral damage to people, so be it.  We are not going to risk again the claim that we are an occupying, fascist force,'” said Mac Donald.

“They’re so worried about a lawful act of force being captured on video and the inevitable press reaction that it was the police’s fault, that they have simply moved into a hunkered down, passive position that, given our current levels of civil hatred in this country, I think is extremely dangerous,” said Mac Donald.

She says despite the political slings and arrows, the police still have a responsibility to their communities.

“I hope…they will realize that they really owe it to the law-abiding people of this country to maintain order,” said Mac Donald.  “Police use of force is never a pretty sight, but there are times – whether you are subduing a resisting suspect or trying to keep order in a public anarchy situation like we had again this weekend – where it is necessary.”

She says the tone and extent of police intervention in these situations will ultimately be up to the voters in each community.

“It’s really up to the public to decide how much policing it wants.  If the public decides we would rather have crime, we’d rather have anarchy than have the police use their lawful authority, well that’s their decision to make,” said Mac Donald.

If the police continue to hold back, what will we see?

“I fear real civil violence, whether it’s race war of left-right war.  Both sides at the extremes are becoming more emboldened,” said Mac Donald.

Mac Donald makes clear that the most heinous act we’ve seen to date in this escalating violence is the murder of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville earlier this month.  She says that carnage is squarely on the hands of the white supremacists.

However, she also points out that many of the instances of non-lethal are instigated by the likes of Antifa.

“The left certainly has the bit in its teeth at this point.  I hope that Trump still has the moral authority to say this is simply not acceptable.  He ran rightly as a law and order president.  He alone among the candidates saw what was going on with the demonization of the police, with the rising crime levels, with the resistance to cops, with the 53 percent increase in gun murders of officers last year,” said Mac Donald.

So how do we get to what most Americans expect in terms of law and order?  Mac Donald says it is going to be tough so long as the media casts such a negative eye on police.

“The media has just been soaked, it’s been saturated in anti-cop hostility for the last 20 years but it has certainly gotten much worse with the Black Lives Matter surge that began in August of 2014,” said Mac Donald.

She says the tragic irony is that the media are hypocrites when it comes to caring about minority deaths.

“The overwhelming victims in the rising crime increase are black.  Nine hundred more black males were killed in 2015, thanks to the Black Lives Matter de-policing, than the previous year.  Even though the media think of itself as so Social Justice Warrior-like, it actually doesn’t give a damn about black lives unless they’re taken by a cop,” said Mac Donald.

 

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Agony and Heroism in Houston, Antifa’s Ugly Reality, Dem Circus Awaits in 2020

August 28, 2017 by GregC


Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America lay out the extent of the devastation in Southeast Texas but also salute the first responders and big-hearted citizens who are rescuing their neighbors.  They also unload on Antifa, as the leftist mob attacks people in Berkeley and chants, “No Trump. No Wall. No USA at All.”  And they discuss the likely circus car of endless 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls that will make the 17 GOP candidates in 2016 seems like a reasonable number.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2020, anarchy, Antifa, Berkeley, candidates, democrats, flooding, heroes, Houston, Martini, National Review, President

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