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NYT’s Lab Leak Deep Dive, Senate GOP’s Lose-Lose Compromise, Unlikely UFO Skeptics

June 25, 2021 by GregC

Listen to “NYT’s Lab Leak Deep Dive, Senate GOP’s Lose-Lose Compromise, Unlikely UFO Skeptics” on Spreaker.

Jim and guest host Chad Benson cheer on the New York Times as they publish a new op-ed detailing the evidence for the lab leak theory in a fair way. They also try to understand why the GOP is willing to make a lose-lose compromise with Senate Democrats on infrastructure spending. Lastly, they marvel at another New York Times op-ed by X-Files creator Chris Carter in which he states why he is skeptical of the Pentagon UFO report.

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Filed Under: congress, COVID-19, History, Humor, Journalism, News & Politics, Podcasts, Spending Tagged With: Chris Carter, Compromise, infrastructure, lab-leak, National Review, New York Times, Senate, Three Martini Lunch, UFO Report

Defunding the Police, Woke Health Experts, The New York Times Surrenders

June 8, 2020 by GregC

Listen to “Defunding the Police, Woke Health Experts, The New York Times Surrenders” on Spreaker.

Join Jim and Greg for one of the craziest Three Martini Lunches we’ve ever had! First, they dissect the ludicrous push to defend and dismantle police departments and react to Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender suggesting crime victims who would normally call the cops need to understand their privilege by not having police come. They also hammer public health “experts” for declaring that the racial justice protests are more important than stopping the coronavirus, but other protests should not go forward, and stay-at-home protests are rooted in white nationalism. And they chronicle the New York Times fully surrendering to the woke mob.

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Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: Bender, Cotton, defund, health, Minneapolis, National Review, New York Times, opinion, police, politics, protests, Three Martini Lunch

Stunning Jobs Report, NYT Pandering, Dismantle the Police?

June 5, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they cheer a May jobs report that was more than 10 million jobs better than the experts predicted. They also groan as the New York Times leadership continues to grovel to its millennial and Gen Z staffers who remain traumatized that an opinion column they don’t agree with ended up in the paper. And they use pop culture and common sense to explain why the plans of some Minneapolis City Council members to “dismantle” the police are insane and counterproductive.

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Filed Under: Constitution, Crime, Economy, Journalism, News & Politics, Police Tagged With: Economy, jobs, Minneapolis, National Review, New York Times, opinion, police, Three Martini Lunch

Mattis vs. Trump, The NYT Revolt, Burying Drew Brees

June 4, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg as they react to former Defense Secretary Gen. James Mattis slamming President Trump’s use of the military in response to massive protests in recent days, with Jim contending Mattis shouldn’t be able to drop a rhetorical bomb like that and slip away without scrutiny. They also fire back to the fierce condemnation against the New York Times – including from Times staffers – because the editors ran an opinion piece from Sen. Tom Cotton that they don’t like. And they fume as so many athletes and others invoke cancel culture against New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees after Brees suggested that kneeling during the national anthem was disrespectful.

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Filed Under: Constitution, Foreign Policy, News & Politics, Podcasts, Police, Social Media, Sports Tagged With: Drew Brees, James Mattis, LeBron James, Mad Dog, National Review, New York Times, President Trump, race, Three Martini Lunch, Tom Cotton

The Absurd Obstruction Charge, Media’s Blatant Anti-Gun Bias, NYT’s Double Endorsement

January 20, 2020 by GregC

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Back to the usual format day with good, bad, and crazy martinis. Join Jim and Greg as they applaud Sen. Perdue for pointing out how stunningly weak the Democrats’ charge of obstruction of Congress against President Trump truly is. They also hammer the media for horribly biased coverage of Monday’s pro-second amendment rally in Virginia, including CNN’s assertion that gun rallies are fertile ground for white supremacists to recruit new members. And they have fun with the New York Times ending its insanely hyped endorsement process by backing two different candidates before Jim explains why they probably did it.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, guns, impeachment, media, National Review, New York Times, obstruction, Perdue, President Trump, Second Amendment, Three Martini Lunch, Virginia

Indiana Abortion Investigation, Kamala’s Kavanaugh Hysteria, NYT Damage Control

September 17, 2019 by GregC

Listen to “Indiana Abortion Investigation, Kamala’s Kavanaugh Hysteria, NYT Damage Control” on Spreaker.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America welcome word that a federal investigation will be opened into how a prominent Indiana abortion provider allied with Pete Buttigieg ended up with more than 2,000 fetal remains in his home.  They also shake their heads as Kamala Harris not only calls for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to be impeached but also contends that Christine Blasey Ford was “treated like a criminal” and that the Kavanaugh confirmation created a “crisis of confidence” in the Supreme Court.  And Jim has plenty to say as the two New York Times reporters behind the latest Kavanaugh allegation insist their original article included the fact the supposed victim has no memory of the incident but their editors took it out of the story.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: abortionist, Brett Kavanaugh, Indiana, Kamala Harris, National Review, New York Times, Pete Buttigieg, SCOTUS, Three Martini Lunch

Media Messes: Smollet Hoax, Coverage of Kamala, NY Times vs. the Facts

February 18, 2019 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America walk through three major media embarrassments in recent days.  They react as CNN’s Brian Stelter suggests everyone but the mainstream media is responsible for lavish coverage of the alleged assault of actor Jussie Smollett, which now appears to have been fabricated.  They also shake their heads as the reporters covering Kamala Harris ooh and ah over the clothes she tries on at a campaign stop in South Carolina.  And they push back hard as the New York Times suggests Republicans are “painting” Democrats as socialists, baby-killers, and anti-Semitic in advance of the 2020 campaign.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2020, democrats, Kamala Harris, media, National Review, New York Times, NYT, Smollett, Three Martini Lunch

Kavanaugh Confirmed, Libs’ Call SCOTUS Illegitimate, White Women = ‘Gender Traitors’

October 8, 2018 by GregC

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Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud the Senate for confirming Brett Kavanaugh and, more importantly, for standing up for defending some of the most fundamental principles of the American system of government.  They also sigh as former Attorney General Eric Holder says the legitimacy of the Supreme Court is now in question and only upcoming rulings can answer the question, and Justice Elena Kagan questions whether the high court is legitimate now that there’s no obvious swing justice like Anthony Kennedy or Sandra Day O’Connor.  Alexandra sounds off on a New York Times op-ed calling white women gender traitors who benefit from keeping the patriarchy in place.  And they roll their eyes as Columbus, Ohio, stops observing Columbus Day.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Brett Kavanaugh, confirmation, Elena Kagan, Eric Holder, gender traitors, illegitimate, National Review, New York Times, Supreeme Court, Susan Collins, Three Martini Lunch

Kavanaugh Accused, RBG Rips Bitter Confirmations, Curtains for NYT Credibility

September 14, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss the allegation emerging now against Brett Kavanaugh but dating back to the 1980’s, and while the allegation is disturbing, they agree a lot more specifics need to come out before it can be taken credibly.  They also applaud Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for blasting the rank partisanship that has become  a hallmark of Supreme Court confirmation debates.  And they slam the New York Times for clearly implying that UN Ambassador Nikki Haley ordered $52,000 curtains for her ambassadorial residence in New York City, when the same article makes it clear the spending decision was made in the Obama administration.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Brett Kavanaugh, confirmation, curtains, National Review, New York Times, Nikki Haley, Ronan Farrow, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Three Martini Lunch

Dodging A Shutdown, Russia Warns U.S. in Syria, NYT on the Hot Seat

September 7, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America welcome another good jobs report and President Trump’s desire to avoid a government shutdown right before the midterm elections.  They also wonder why very few people are discussing Russia threatening to use force near U.S. troops in Syria and accusing us of protecting militias hostile to the Assad regime.  And as dozens of top Trump administration officials deny writing the anonymous op-ed in the New York Times, they discuss the immense damage the Times will do to its own reputation if the author turns our to be a figure few people have heard of.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: anonymous, Economy, government shutdown, National Review, New York Times, op-ed, President Trump, russia, Syria, Three Martini Lunch

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