Well, the Coronation is over. You may prefer Mark's satirical take on it, a contemporary inversion of The Prisoner of Zenda set in London at the dawn of the reign of an unpopular monarch: The Prisoner of Windsor. If you'd like a personally inscribed copy, please click here. If you can live without Steyn's autograph, click here. There are more details below.
On the other hand, if you've not yet had enough of the real thing, there's always the Steyn Show Coronation Special:
For more from Helen Rappaport, plus courtiers, commentators from around the Commonwealth, a former press secretary to the Queen, a former speechwriter to the Queen, a former Minister of the Crown and an advisor to The Crown on Netflix, please click here.
Beyond the Coronation, in case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark:
~The week began with Tal Bachman pondering mortality, and Steyn on the 150th birthday of an American classic.
~Following a wobbly few days of hardcore book-signing, another week of The Mark Steyn Show kicked off at our new Antipodean home, ADH TV.
To mark the occasion, Steyn invited one of his favourite Australians, Jo Nova, to mull an unconsidered aspect of "climate change". Andrew Bridgen, MP returned to the show to discuss his expulsion from the Conservative Party for "crossing the line" on Covid vaccine injuries, and Ann McElhinney rounded out the show with Joe Biden's Irish amnesia:
This week, Ann joined @MarkSteynOnline to discuss the disgrace that the Biden family is for how they treat Hunter Biden's daughter! You can watch the rest of Ann and Mark's discussion here: https://t.co/nZ47IwmwH1 pic.twitter.com/55LvUNI8c9
— The Ann and Phelim Scoop (@AP_Scoop) May 3, 2023
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~Tuesday's Steyn Show began with Conrad Black and Samantha Smuth on the latest revelations re the late Jeffrey Epstein and his access to the powerful. Our Stats Man Jamie Jenkins was also on hand to address the official indifference to ongoing "excess mortality":
'We need a proper inquiry, there's 4000 deaths, 30-44 year olds, let's look at them all, get the death certificates, NHS records and understand why there's so many more excess deaths'
Chat with @MarkSteynOnline on excess deaths continuing among 30-44 year olds in 2023 pic.twitter.com/7OBRnifX3N
— Jamie Jenkins (@statsjamie) May 3, 2023
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Later, the old EIB gang were reunited when Mark checked in with Bo Snerdley's Rush Hour on New York's radio powerhouse 77 WABC. Snerdley & Steyn took a tour of the headlines from immigration to insolvency. Click below to listen:
As mentioned on the show, Mr Snerdley will be joining Steyn on this year's Mark Steyn Cruise - and with no vax/test requirements whatsoever. So, if you'd like to see the beautiful Adriatic in the company not only of Snerdley but of Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Leilani Dowding, Michele Bachmann, Alexandra Marshall, John O'Sullivan, Dominique Samuels and more, we hope you'll consider cruising our way:
~On Wednesday, The Mark Steyn Show presented our all-star panel of Leilani Dowding, Alexandra Marshall and Eva Vlaardingerbroek - plus the return of Natalie Winters to address "disinformation" as the new public-health crisis:
For the full show, click here.
~On Thursday Laura's Links rounded up the Internet, from relationships to death by diversity.
Also on Thursday Mark presented his Coronation Special, including David Starkey on the Woke Windsors:
Click here to see the full show.
~On Friday there was more on the Coronation when Mark returned to The Megyn Kelly Show. Among other topics, he and Megyn also discussed what's really going on with Tucker and Fox News:
You can watch the full interview here.
~For his Saturday movie date, Rick McGinnis contemplated the new King on the big screen.
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