Watch the first five minutes and you too will want to “Make America Great!” … [Read more...]

Last night a "bomb cyclone" hit New England, causing winds up to 90mph and setting low-pressure records for October. [Observed Wind Gusts] It was a wild night with wind gusts up to 90 mph in Provincetown #MA! Here is a map of other observed wind gusts across #RI #CT pic.twitter.com/f6ozxZ3tgE — NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) October 17, 2019 Weather.com reports of the storm: A bomb cyclone lashing the Northeast has left over a half-million residents without power, downed numerous trees and set new October low-pressure records. The intense storm has left over 550,000 customers without … [Read more...]

I've followed Matt Taibbi's career for some time. One of his best lines was about Facebook, which he called "a giant blood-engorged tick hanging off your frontal lobe." Taibbi is no conservative, at least not from what can be deciphered from his writing, so his recent endorsement of the idea that the Deep State is after President Trump takes on all that much more seriousness. He writes: I’ve lived through a few coups. They’re insane, random, and terrifying, like watching sports, except your political future depends on the score. The kickoff begins when a key official decides to buck the … [Read more...]

Tucker Carlson interviews Mike Rowe about his new book The Way I Heard It. The book is based on Rowe's very successful podcast of the same name. … [Read more...]

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Ken Fisher has apologized for his offensive comments after recently coming under fire for his speech at the Tiburon CEO Summit. Financial advisor Alex Chalekian who heard the speech was the first to complain publicly via the Twitter video below. I'm truly disgusted. pic.twitter.com/SKb3dYLV5h — Alex Chalekian (@AlexChalekian) October 9, 2019 And here, reported by Bloomberg News is Fisher's response: "Some of the words and phrases I used during a recent conference to make certain points were clearly wrong and I shouldn't have made them," Mr. Fisher said Thursday in a statement. "I … [Read more...]

High winds and dry conditions forced PG&E to shut off powerlines in California last week, and the results were sadly predictable. Many Californians were not prepared for the man-made outages. Without generators or the time to adequately make accommodations to prevent food spoilage, many in the affected area found themselves throwing out most of their refrigerator. The Wall Street Journal reports: Melanie Bettenhausen was learning to live with the devastating wildfires that periodically sweep through Northern California, but she isn’t sure she can endure the alternative offered by … [Read more...]

Home invasion is probably one of the most frightening situations a family can face. Here experts from Sig Sauer Academy discuss what you can do to protect yourself. I have trained at Sig Sauer Academy multiple times and recommend you visit their state of the art facilities in New Hampshire to get your training as well. Sig Sauer Academy: Rely on Your Training Key to the Draw: Economy of Motion Survival Tactics: One Hand Tourniquet Application Be Ready to Defend Yourself and Family Get Your Survival Training Now … [Read more...]

If you want a big welfare state like those in Europe, prepare to pay for it. Despite promises from many presidential candidates to soak the rich, the only way to raise enough money to provide the Middle Class with a major social safety net is to take that money right from their pockets. In other OECD countries, reports my friend Chris Edwards at the Cato Institute, this is achieved by using consumption and payroll taxes. Those are taxes that hit the Middle Class the hardest. He writes: For its 36 member countries, the OECD publishes data on federal-state-local tax revenues as percent of gross … [Read more...]