Category: video

John Stossel handles a perennial topic, with his usual incisiveness:

Johann Norberg’s documentary on the subject:

Jennifer Lawrence urges voters to “Vote No on All 3 Memphis Charter Questions”:

See also:

• • Daily Memphian: Not No, But Hell No
  • Save Instant Runoff Voting Memphis
  • Independent Voter Network: Jennifer Lawrence Warns Memphis Voters: “You’re About to be Blindsided by Your Own Government”
  • Common Sense: Intentionally Confounding Incumbents
  • Commercial Appeal: Editorial | Just say no to confusing city ballot questions
  • WREG News Channel 3 (video): Jennifer Lawrence appears in political video on Memphis on Memphis ballot measure
  • Common Sense: Graceless Memphis Politicians

And Memphis is better represented here than by a bunch of cheating politicians:

King Curtis & The Kingpins: Memphis Soul Stew

President Trump is right about Soros, Germany shows a disturbing lack of respect for self-defense, and, yes, the academic ‘“Studies” Studies’ Left is wackadoo crazy.

https://youtu.be/xofaq8Hg9WI

So there is the Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination Senate hearings. The big news is about the charges of sexual assault. Of course. And it is not just about the Christine Blasey Ford accusation: there are even more bizarre charges against the judge.

But the biggest story probably should be not the circus of accusations and defenses about apparently unverifiable events long ago, but, instead, about the judicial philosophy of the nominee himself:

The latest revelations from Project Veritas:

Carl ”Sargon of Akkad” Benjamin and Mark “Count Dankula” Meechan clean up as they get involved in UKIP and in the European Parliament:

https://youtu.be/UHwaA3fMPgc

Each has quite a backstory, which you should look up if you haven’t encountered before.

Also, Carl Benjamin just put this up onto YouTube:

https://youtu.be/RbUGej05bLA

Ben Sasse provides some context for the Kavanaugh appointment to the Supreme Court, the brouhaha regarding same, and the predicament of modern America.

An interesting point about a little-talked-about media bias:

A calm look at Alex Jones, putting the the Infowars brouhaha and free speech into context: