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Our apologies for leaving you with Ricochet-less week! In order to make it up to you, we go big with a couple of our favorite recurring guests. First up is Ann Coulter to explain why she thinks the Republican Party is doing all it can to blow yet another election. Then Debra Saunders returns to take us through Dominion's suit against Fox News and the outrageous biases therein.
The gang also touch on Robert Kennedy, Jr.'s challenge to Joe Biden (and the damage it could do to him!) along with Rob and Charles' grand time in New Orleans meeting Ricochet members!
Song of the week:
- Sound bite is lead Dominion lawyer Justin Nelson announcing settlement with FoxNews
Discussion (50)
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Rob Long: “James Lileks is a broad”.
When did that happen?
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I think it's a matter of degree. It would be one thing to sue for something that one guest blurted out on one occasion, but Dominion's argument was that Fox had the same zany people on over and over again saying the same false things. The talents' private texts matter because it shows that they knew the claims were false and kept having the people back to repeat them. That said, I agree with Deb that there is a double standard and would love to get a look at those CNN texts!
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Such a pleasure to hear the Fox News-obsessed Charlie C.W.A.B.C.D.E.F Cooke put in his place by a genteel older lady like Debra. And great call having the completely loony Ann Coulter on. Has she always been such a grifter? She sure knows how to pick winners. Also, not surprised at all to see that Rob wears a pinky ring. He went to Yale after all.
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I had the exact same reaction.
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Whenever he wants it too, of course1! Where have you been?
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