Because of the coronavirus, the biggest sporting event we now have is a documentary miniseries on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls dominating professional basketball in the 1990s. But like everything else today, even “The Last Dance,” which ESPN is airing each Sunday from April 19 through May 17, cannot escape politics.
The concept of “the hysterical culture” explains much of what I have been wrestling with living in Rome during the pandemic. I have had the opportunity (requirement) to avoid meetings and travel and have had the time to watch and reflect.
As doctors and clinicians continue to look for breakthroughs in treatments for COVID-19, could the anti-malarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, prove to be a possible prophylactic? Newt talks with Dr. David Pearce of Sanford Health. Sanford Health is conducting the first controlled hydroxychloroquine clinical trial in the United States.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Monday made clear that the ongoing feud between the United States and China involves a “competition with a dictatorship with no sense of honesty.” Newt Gingrich explains how President Trump can get the U.S. economy back to the levels it was before COVID-19 pandemic
Nancy Pelosi’s radical $3 trillion bill has many provisions in it, that if passed, would dramatically change our country. In this episode, Newt discusses the potential release of prisoners who meet certain criteria, many of whom are some of the nation’s most dangerous serial killers. Part one of a special podcast series detailing Nancy Pelosi’s so called HEROES Act.
Last Sunday, host Chuck Todd’s hatred of President Trump went over the top and evolved from mere snarky comments, biased questions, and stacked information into an outright lie about the attorney general of the United States.
The rise of social media has transformed the way politicians communicate with Americans at a scale that has not been seen since the development of radio and television.
