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Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America celebrate the House passing "Kate's Law" and agreeing to further crackdowns on sanctuary cities. They also discuss the dismal financial prospects of Illinois, which has racked up massive amounts of debt and that additional tax increases cannot solve despite the insistence of Democrats. And they contemplate the partisan fallout if Twitter releases a "fake news" button for its site. Finally, they extol the genius of America as they prepare to celebrate Independence Day and the Three Martini Lunch pauses until July 5.
Hosted by Greg Corombos
- Organization:
- Helios Media
April 2017
Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America shake their heads as Ann Coulter cancels her Berkeley speech after officials there make it clear they will not maintain order. They also vent after a liberal judge rules that the federal government cannot withhold funds from localities that flagrantly refuse to obey federal immigration law. And they throw up their hands as CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin is more worried about why senators have to go to the White House to discuss North Korea - than she is about the North Korea threat itself.
Hosted by Greg Corombos
- Organization:
- Helios Media
Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America enjoy waching Democrats snipe at each other, as liberals blame the national party for not doing more to win the special election in Kansas. They're also a bit dizzy from President Trump appearing to shift positions on Chinese currency manipulation, the Export-Import Bank, Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen, the relevance of NATO and more - all on the same day. And they slam students at the University of Notre Dame for complaining it won't be safe there when Vice President Mike Pence gives the commencement address next month
Hosted by Greg Corombos
- Organization:
- Helios Media
Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer Attorney General Jeff Sessions for announcing he plans to vigorously enforce immigration law and recommend felony charges for anyone entering the U.S. illegally after already being deported. They also react to reports that the FBI conducted surveillance on Trump campaign aide Carter Page in 2016. And they respond to Sean Spicer's comments suggesting Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons in World War II and the media's massive overreaction to it.
Hosted by Greg Corombos
- Organization:
- Helios Media
Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer the resignation of Alabama GOP Gov. Robert Bentley and a new poll showing the nation's ten most popular governors are all Republicans. They also get to the bottom line of what went wrong on the United Airlines flight - quick escalation of hostilities and a failure to let capitalism solve the problem. And they get a kick out of Oregon possibly removing a ban on dueling from the state constitution.
Hosted by Greg Corombos
- Organization:
- Helios Media