Here is a fairly long interview with This Is Common Sense’s Paul Jacob, from a recent radio show:
The first 33 minutes give a pretty coherent picture of the politics of common sense today. If you stop there, no one would think ill of you.
Begins with Assange, continues with Greenwald:
https://youtu.be/PJKUnfftsf0
Lots of people are saying that 2016 was “the worst.” Dan Hannan disagrees:
Krist Novoselic, my colleague at FairVote.org, here gives a little talk about how we can change our democratic processes for the better. “We’re getting there,” he says, about the organization’s substantial election reform — a non-partisan variety of reform that, he says, will benefit all Americans. For some reason not many people have seen this video:
But are things really all that good? A lot of folks will say that the President-elect is the most dangerous trending topic. But Professor Gad Saad suggests, in this entry of The Saad Truth, that the worst trend is the victimology cult:
A holiday message from Paul Jacob:
Author and satirist Andrew Klavan has some words about Brian Williams and “fake news” and much, much more.
Comedian and conservative contrarian Gavin McInnes rants about the way mainline Third-Wave feminists have reacted to the documentary The Red Pill. Caution: “explicit language.”
Wondering about the movie itself? Here is a trailer for it:
And here is Dave Rubin interviewing documentarian Cassie Jaye: