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On Monday Tucker and I chewed over the news that Hillary Clinton may be contemplating a third presidential run:
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There was a terrorist attack in Melbourne on Friday. I believe it's the fifth, publicly speaking, but I gather there's also a sixth one that's sub judice. An excitable fellow blew up his Holden Rodeo ute (that's "SUV" in American) on busy, crowded Bourke Street, a couple of blocks from Victoria's parliament. It unfortunately didn't cause quite the mass slaughter he'd been looking forward to when he loaded it up with gas bottles. So he staggered from the flaming vehicle, and a pedestrian, assuming the car detonation had been an accident, went to the driver's aid. And thus two migrants to the Lucky Country briefly came face to face: 'Melbourne is mourning one of the founders of the city's famous coffee culture after the murder of Sisto ... Steyn Live!Miller and Steyn Together!
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Those words are by John McCrae, physician and soldier. In this video I discuss the background to the poem, and recite it, in front of a live audience from America, Canada, Britain, Australia... Steyn's Song of the WeekSongs of Love and War
On this centenary of the Armistice that ended the bloodiest conflict in history, I have some thoughts on the war that made the world we live in, and the only Sunday Poem we could have chosen for this weekend. But "the war to end all wars" was also a bonanza for Tin Pan Alley. More war songs were written for the First World War than for any other war before or since, and many of them resonate to this day – "Over There", "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm After They've Seen Paree?", "Mademoiselle From Armentières (Hinky-Dinky Parly-Voo)", etc. The Great War began as the usual kind of war, and so for a while songwriters wrote the usual kind of war songs... Topical TakeThe War That Made the World We Live In
The long shadows of the Great War Mark at the MoviesChad's Angels
Chads of the silver screen Topical TakeThe Four Chads Return
The Florida Recount rises from the swamp Steyn on Fox"We Know Where You Sleep At Night"
The mob comes for TV hosts; you're as young as you self-identify; and Dennis Miller with Jimmy Kimmel... Politics & Current AffairsThe Morning After
Notes on the blue wave that wasn't, and a red trickle in the Senate Clubland Q&AWaxing and Waving
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A Clubman's NotesBillowy frills and Tight Striped Breeches
Here comes Part Five of my serialization of The Scarlet Pimpernel, Baroness Orczy's tale of France's Reign of Terror, and timelier than ever in its view of revolutionary bloodletting and the urge to erase what went before. Derek Frew is enjoying it so far: As a new member of this Mark Steyn Club (joined Nov 10) I'm very much looking forward to listening to the Tales of Our Time. I've already heard the first two instalments of the Scarlet Pimpernel and they were worth the price of admission. May I suggest for books to read in the future you consider Patrick O'Brian's The Road To Samarcand. I have just finished it and it is beautifully written, entertaining and informative. Welcome to the Club, Derek, and The Road to Samarcand is indeed a ... A Clubman's NotesA Humble Wayside Flower
Programming note: In an hour or so I'll be looking in on "Tucker Carlson Tonight", live across America at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. Hope you'll tune in. Meanwhile, for those who prefer me in non-visual form, here we go with Part Four of our brand new Tale for Our Time - my serialization of Baroness Orczy's thrilling adventure The Scarlet Pimpernel. Thank you for your many kind comments on this latest radio serial. Marc Swerdloff, a Floridian First-Day Founding Member of The Mark Steyn Club, writes: I have read this novel twice and I can't believe how well Mark Steyn brings this tale to life. It is like listening to the original stage production. Well done sir! That's too kind, Marc, but much appreciated nonetheless. In tonight's episode, ... A Clubman's NotesThe Death of a Princess
We are in Armistice observance mode this weekend at SteynOnline, with my thoughts on "the war to end all wars", plus the only Sunday Poem we could have chosen, and some songs for the occasion. But we're also continuing with the latest in our series of audio adventures, Tales for Our Time, and a story from another savage and bloody conflict a century and a quarter earlier - the French Revolution. So welcome to Part Three of my serialization of The Scarlet Pimpernel, by Baroness Orczy. In tonight's episode refugees from the terror on the Continent flee across the water: Feeling in every part of England certainly ran very high at this time against the French and their doings. Smugglers and legitimate traders between the French and the English ... A Clubman's NotesA Bastion of Prejudiced Insularity
Welcome to Part Two of The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Mark Steyn Club's latest audio adventure in Tales for Our Time and a classic tale of honor, duty and romance by Baroness Orczy. In tonight's episode, the action moves to Dover, and an especially convivial public house... A Clubman's NotesThe Lust of Vengeance
Welcome to the eighteenth of our monthly audio adventures in Tales for Our Time. This latest radio serial, read by yours truly, is perhaps more pertinent than it ought to be at a time when the mob roams the streets demanding the heads of television hosts... Ave atque valeMonsieur le Pseudo-Président
Bernard Landry, the separatist who couldn't separate On the TownGetting His Kicks: A Hundred Years of Bobby Troup
Mark and his guests celebrate a great songwriter (and gazetteer) Steyn's Song of the WeekRoute 66
We're honored to present another live-performance edition of Mark's Song of the Week. Bobby Troup was born one hundred years ago and, by way of celebration, here's his biggest hit - sung and played by Tal Bachman live on the inaugural Mark Steyn Club Cruise: The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowKeeping Your Head When All About You Are Losing Theirs
The War on Free SpeechThe Vertigo at the Top of the Stick
Michael E Mann's defamation suit against me enters its sixth year in the constipated bowels of DC justice... |
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