Category: by Paul Jacob

The big stories of the week are no match for . . . the 1946 Frank Capra movie.

Oh, and Merry Christmas!

The answer is yes.

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Each weekend Paul Jacob produces his podcast, This Week in Common Sense, in audio and video. You can see it on Rumble (hey: why not sign up and subscribe?) and YouTube (subscribe and click the bell):

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Paul Jacob gets down to brass tacks on two central questions of democracy — watch on Rumble, or on YouTube:

The wit and wisdom of

• George Santayana
• Stanislaw Jerzy Lec
• Glenn Greenwald

and others, all serving as grist for Paul Jacob’s commonsense mill — er, view — of the world. And a lot more, too, on Rumble, the latest podcast from Paul Jacob.

Paul Jacob expresses gratitude for all the blessings of our time, notwithstanding China imperialism, social media censorship, and our culture of violence.

Paul Jacob sees some good developments this past week, starting with the Rittenhouse verdict:

Paul Jacob confronts the good and bad in the actions and speech of

• Kyle Rittenhouse (innocent if not wholly prudent)
• Rachel Maddow (bad; unhinged)
• Edward Durr (good; successful)
• José Mujica (perceptive)

… and talking about Kenosha, Russia-Russia-Russia, New Jersey, and (surprise!) Uruguay. The video is watchable on Rumble (sign up; subscribe; like; share) and YouTube:

All from the headlines of Common Sense with Paul Jacob (this website). The audio podcast is available on multiple platforms, as hosted on SoundCloud:

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So what were the two biggest stories last week? Find out here:

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Paul Jacob is on something like a diplomatic mission in London. He explains all, and covers the biggest story of last week in this latest episode of This Week in Common Sense.

We are presenting the video first — on Rumble, of course — because of, well, technical difficulties. (Most weekends the audio precedes the video.) Here we go: