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Episode 62: Impending Impeachment?

October 15, 2019

Andy and Rich discuss House Democrats’ headway on impeachment, Rudy Giuliani’s Ukraine disaster, and more.

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Episode 61: Unfortunate Associations

October 10, 2019

Today on The McCarthy Report, Rich and Andy discuss the White House counsel’s letter, the indictment of Rudy Giuliani’s associates, and much more.

Episode 60: Is There an Inquiry?

October 3, 2019

Andy and Rich discuss Adam Schiff and the whistleblower, the (potential) impending impeachment inquiry, and much more.

Episode 59: A Troubling Transcript

September 25, 2019

Andy and Rich discuss the transcript of Trump’s phone call with the Ukrainian prime minister.

Episode 58: Courtroom Theatrics

September 20, 2019

Andy and Charlie discuss the Horowitz and Lewandowski testimonies, along with some commentary on Adam Schiff’s ‘whistleblower’ controversy.

Episode 57: Live from New York, It’s Andy McCarthy

September 11, 2019

This week on a special live edition of The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss Andy’s new book, Ball of Collusion.

Episode 56: The One That Got Away

September 5, 2019

Andy and Rich discuss what is uppermost on people’s minds: Why was James Comey not charged?

Episode 55: The Comey Denouement

August 29, 2019

Andy and Rich drive home this lesson from the Comey IG report: Don’t spill any government information, classified or otherwise.

Episode 54: How to Respond to Mass Shootings

August 8, 2019

Andy and Rich discuss the weekend’s mass shootings and consider how Americans should respond.

Episode 53: Frivolous Lawsuits

August 1, 2019

Andy and Michael discuss Mueller’s inability to prove Russian interference in the social media propaganda campaign and Nadler’s frivolous lawsuit.

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By Mairead McArdle

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke admitted on Wednesday that under his federal gun "buyback" plan, police officers would go to the homes of those gun owners who refused to sell their weapons to the government in order to "recover" the banned semi-automatic rifles. "What's the next step for the ... Read More

Elections

Klobuchar and Buttigieg Stand Out in an Otherwise Dull, Plodding Night

By Jim Geraghty

The October Democratic presidential-primary debate finally brought a genuine surprise, in that a pair of second-tier candidates who were in danger of being forgotten woke up, smelled the coffee, and brought their A-games: Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg. Considering how other second-tier candidates have turned ... Read More

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Culture with Kat Timpf: Professor Says More Will Die if Trump Doesn’t Resign

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Politics & Policy

O’Rourke’s America

By Kevin D. Williamson

With apologies to Margaret Atwood and a thousand other dystopian novelists, we do not have to theorize about what an American police state would look like, because we know what it looks like: the airport, that familiar totalitarian environment where Americans are disarmed, stripped of their privacy, divested of ... Read More

Elections

Kamala Harris’s Debate Performance Was Pathetic

By John McCormack

Kamala Harris briefly surged in the Democratic primary after after she successfully deployed a premeditated attack on Joe Biden’s record on busing during the first debate. Harris faded after she backtracked on forced busing, a deeply unpopular policy no one really wants to reinstate in 2019, and then she tried ... Read More

World

Kurdish, Syrian, and Turkish Ironies

By Victor Davis Hanson

Outrage met Donald Trump’s supposedly rash decision to pull back U.S. troops from possible confrontational zones between our Kurdish friends in Syria and Recep Erdogan’s expeditionary forces. Turkey claims that it will punish the Syrian Kurds for a variety of supposed provocations, including aiding and ... Read More

Sports

LeBron James Looks Like a Fraud

By Katherine Timpf

So, LeBron James claimed that Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey was simply “misinformed or not really educated on the situation” when he tweeted his support for pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. “I don’t want to get into a feud with Daryl Morey, but I believe he wasn’t educated on the situation at ... Read More

Politics & Policy

Don’t Run a Government Like a Business

By Kevin D. Williamson

One enduring thing of value that ought to come out of the Trump administration — ought, but apparently won’t — would be to finally drive a stake into the heart of these deathless twin superstitions: that the skills and talents that enable success in a particular kind of business are infinitely transferable ... Read More

Politics & Policy

Ocasio-Cortez Salutes Immigrant-Bashing Denmark

By Kyle Smith

As other socialists have done, congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez points to Denmark as a model country: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1183401439546216449 A problem with countries with generous social-welfare spending is that the open-checkbook state is pretty much incompatible with the open-borders ... Read More

Elections

Post-Debate Poll: Biden Has a Ten-Point Lead

By Alexandra DeSanctis

In the first poll taken of the Democratic presidential primary since Tuesday night’s debate, former vice president Joe Biden has a substantial lead over the rest of the field. According to the new survey, conducted by Morning Consult yesterday, Biden has the support of 31 percent of Democratic primary voters, ... Read More