In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark:
~The big news of the week in America broke late on Friday: the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg - and the acceleration of an already crazy year to Spaceballs "ludicrous speed" for the next six weeks. Steyn's Saturday column shared a few thoughts on a very consequential judge.
~A week earlier, the new se'nnight began with his salute to a classic song: "Body and Soul."
~Mark's Monday Notebook considered the disgusting spectacle of large numbers of Californians glorying in the murder of two police officers. It was our most read piece of the week.
~Tuesday's edition of The Mark Steyn Show surveyed the scene from Los Angeles to Melbourne, Scotland to New Brunswick at the dawn of the Dis-Enlightenment - with a premature Kamala, an apocalyptic Joe, a Brit Wanker Copper spin-off, a day to turn in your guns, Democrat presidential racism, plus Big Pharma, Big Trans, but not big enough flying buttresses.
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~On Wednesday Tal Bachman looked at Fauxto Rican prof Jessica Krug, while Laura's Links rounded up the Internet, from a sudden outbreak of world peace to 9/11 gone woke.
Later Mark swung by the Number One primetime show in America, "Tucker Carlson Tonight", to consider the pitiful relationship between politicians and pop stars. Click below to watch:
~On Thursday Steyn checked in with Sky News Down Under and joined Chris Kenny on "The Kenny Report" for a quick overview of the American scene - and whether the left is willing to virtue-signal unto death:
~For Friday's weekend edition of The Mark Steyn Show Mark weighed the competing merits in a locked down world of Van Morrison and Boris Johnson; and how to have a floppo political campaign and still come out with a beach house and a Ferrari - plus Baptists and Cuties, Princeton's racism, the vast kingdom of Biden's brain, Mickey Rooney's songwriting, and much more.
~For our weekend screen date, Kathy Shaidle celebrated Joan Crawford and A Woman's Face.
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A new week at SteynOnline begins tonight with our Song of the Week.
