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Episode 203: The Cop Out

September 11, 2018

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Texas cop who entered the wrong apartment and shot her neighbor dead.

Latest Episodes

Episode 202: The Golf Coast

September 5, 2018

Electric cars, presidential golf, and Judge Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing.

Episode 201: A Blot on the Escutcheon

August 30, 2018

Charlie and Kevin discuss whether Florida needs a socialist governor.

Episode 200: The 200th Episode

August 15, 2018

Charlie and Kevin talk about the relationship between liberal democracy and socialism, and wonder whether they can co-exist.

Episode 199: The Brief Phone Call Episode

August 8, 2018

Kevin calls Charlie from a motel to talk about how terrible Andrew Cuomo is.

Episode 198: Planes, Guns, and Healthcare Ideals

August 1, 2018

Kevin and Charlie discuss the freakout over 3D-printed firearms, the pricetag for Medicare for All, and whether the president should be the avatar of the nation.

Episode 197: Out of the Attic

March 15, 2018

Kevin and Charlie talk about DIY, how states generate revenue, and the "deep state."

Episode 196: Mad Dogs & American

March 2, 2018

Kevin and Charlie talk about Charlie's becoming an American, Donald Trump's enthusiasm for tariffs, and the likelihood of Florida being bombed back into the stone age.

Episode 195: Bye Bye, Twitter

February 21, 2018

Kevin and Charlie discuss why Kevin left Twitter, and the school shooting in Florida.

Episode 194: Hello, Sports Fans

February 8, 2018

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Super Bowl, Philadelphia Eagles fans, and the ridiculous Republican budget. Pictured: Philadelphia Eagles fans outside Lincoln Financial Field on game day against the Dallas Cowboys, December ...

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Classmate of Kavanaugh Accuser Backtracks after Guilty Claim Goes Viral

By Jack Crowe

A woman who says she attended high school with Christine Blasey Ford claimed Tuesday in a since-deleted tweet that she was certain of Kavanaugh's guilt and remembered the alleged assault being spoken about in school in its aftermath. “I graduated from Holton Arms, and knew both Brett Kavanaugh and Mark ... Read More

Law & the Courts

Democrats, Kavanaugh, and ‘The End of Civilization’

By Andrew C. McCarthy

Judge Robert Bork used to tell a prescient and darkly humorous story about watching Clarence Thomas’s Senate confirmation hearings -- etched in pre-hashtag history as the “Thomas–Hill hearings,” in homage to Anita Hill’s role as the Left’s heroic accuser. At the time, Thomas was a judge of the same ... Read More

Politics & Policy

The Descent into Progressive Madness

By Victor Davis Hanson

The progressive street is leading fossilized Democrats into a sort of collective madness. The dinosaurs of the party desperately seek relevance by sounding crazier than the new unhinged base that disrupts Senate hearings, loudly pronounces a new socialist future, and envisions octogenarian Maxine Waters as ... Read More

Law & the Courts

The Charges against Judge Kavanaugh Should Be Ignored

By Dennis Prager

It is almost impossible to overstate the damage done to America’s moral compass by taking the charges leveled against Judge Brett Kavanaugh seriously. It undermines foundational moral principles of any decent society. Those who claim that the charges against Judge Kavanaugh by Christine Blasey Ford are ... Read More

U.S.

Christine Blasey Ford Must Agree to Testify

By David French

When Americans went to bed last night, the path forward in the Brett Kavanaugh nomination battle seemed set. On Monday, the Senate Judiciary Committee — and the nation — would have an opportunity to watch Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford testify, under oath, about Ford’s claim that Kavanaugh brutally ... Read More

Law & the Courts

An Eleventh-Hour Ambush

By The Editors

Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation has, like that of Clarence Thomas before him, been thrown into chaos with an eleventh-hour allegation of sexual misconduct. Christine Blasey Ford, now a California professor of psychology, told the Washington Post over the weekend that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a ... Read More

Politics & Policy

Feinstein’s Inexcusable Handling of the Kavanaugh Accusation

By Jonah Goldberg

There are very few things I’m sure of in the latest, and worst, chapter in the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation saga. It’s like a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book in which every chapter ends with a thud at the bottom of an old well or the clanking shut of a dungeon door. What if Christine Blasey Ford is ... Read More