The Big Stories of the Week:
Happy Labor Day Weekend!
The Five Four Things you need to know for the coming week:
The Democratic National Convention wrapped up in Chicago last night and judging from some of the speeches no one realizes that a Democrat has been President for the last four years.
And we end with Ann’s favorite speech from this week: Sheryl Lee Ralph
Our Mother Country Has Gone Mad. Ann Coulter sits down with activist and journalist Tommy Robinson about unchecked immigration in the UK and rapid loss of free speech rights.
Your five stories to watch this week:
Ann’s review of the week takes a deep dive into the selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as Kamala Harris’ running mate, the phony-baloney folksy persona he’s adopted and the ugly reality of it all.
Plus, a preview of her Substack interview with UK journalist and activist Tommy Robinson.
On Mondays we bring you the five things you need to watch for, now on Fridays we bring you the big stories you may have missed.
This week: Trump’s remarks at the National Association of Black Journalists convention, the horrorific stabbings that left three young girls dead in northwest England and how JD Vance’s stances on the country’s birthrate highlights a problem that’s easily ignored – the need for men to be the single breadwinner in the family.
Joe Biden calling it quits would normally lead the way but that’s only one of Ann’s five things for the week.
The events of the past weekend dominate the discussion. Our five things for today:
Note: This episode was recorded right before Trump’s announcement of Sen. JD Vance (R – OH) as his 2024 running mate.
The fallout from the CNN Trump-Biden debate continues as the current POTUS attempts damage control with friendly interviews with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and MSNBC’s Morning Joe. But instead of cleaning things up, Biden comes across like an angry drunk reading from a script.
What are the Democrats going to do? Lloyd Doggett (D – TX37) has led the Congressional chorus asking Biden to step aside. But if Biden is the question, is Kamala the answer?
The Supreme Court term has finally come to end with the issuance of the last opinions – including the most consequential: Trump v United States.
Ann reviews that plus three opinions issued late last week, including the overturning of the Chevron deference, the January 6th obstruction charges and the “homeless” case (City of Grants Pass v Johnson).
Ryan Girdusky, co-author of the new book, They’re Not Listening: How The Elites Created the National Populist Revolution, joins Ann to discuss the recent EU elections and young people in Europe are shifting right.
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