After a short summer break, Mark returns tonight, Monday, to "Tucker Carlson Tonight", live across America at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific, with a rerun at midnight Eastern/9pm Pacific.
If you're in the presence of the receiving apparatus, we hope you'll want to dial them up. But, just to get you in the mood, here's a favorite Steyn/Carlson bit on "the Big Jew Weather Machine":
If you prefer Steyn in non-visual formats, on Wednesday, north of the border, he's back with John Oakley, across Toronto at 5pm Eastern on Global News Radio 640. And on Friday he'll be conducting a brand new Clubland Q&A, taking questions from Mark Steyn Club members live around the planet at 4pm Eastern/8pm GMT.
~We had a busy weekend at SteynOnline, starting and finishing with the latest installments in our current Tale for Our Time - Mark's serialization of Jerome K Jerome's comic classic Three Men in a Boat, which is proving very popular with listeners. You can hear Part Eight here, Part Nine here and Part Ten here - and listen to more than two dozen other audio entertainments at our easy-access Netflix-style Tales for Our Time home page. Kathy Shaidle's Saturday movie date penetrated deep into the Valley of the Dolls, and our Sunday song selection featured one of the all-time boffo operatic arias, and its influence on a zillion pop songs. If you were otherwise occupied this weekend, we hope you'll want to catch up with one or three of the foregoing as a new week begins.
The latest episode of Three Men in a Boat airs this evening just ahead of Tucker. Tales for Our Time is made with the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club, which is now in its third year. As we always say, Steyn Club membership isn't for everyone, but it does come with some special benefits, including:
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Mark will be back this evening for Three Men in a Boat followed by Two Men on the Telly, with Tucker Carlson live at 8pm Eastern.
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Per Tucker: "The long-awaited return of the great Mark Steyn... he's back from wherever he went to."
I love it!
Great!! Please tell Tucker the segments need to be longer.
PS. Was it John Howard who once chastised you for being tieless?
Good to see Mark's back on Tucker. Tucker is hard to find on YouTube - seems he is being deliberately hidden.
Separately - China & NK: China is in all out heavy duty conquer the world mode. NK has just launched a couple of missiles and is accused of stealing $2B in cyber attacks on banks. I'm thinking China is using NK as a stalking horse. The China threat is something that we in the West need to become increasingly conscious of.
And all this socialism - fascism \ communism - what happens when the debt bomb explodes? They have no solution to the debt. It just increases massively. Sooner or later the money will run out. Then what?!!!
The HK powder keg is about to blow. Beijing mobilising police and armed forces - and blaming the US.
It seems to be multifaceted - i) apparently there are quite a number of rich people who have sought sanctuary from the Chinese authorities in HK, ii) the PRC is using the tongs \ triads to act on its behalf. And the people are caught in between. However democracy is good.
PS: dealing with an external enemy such as China is a relatively easy exercise as far as identification and confrontation, in all its forms, is concerned. Dealing with the internal enemy - the Hard Left - is much more difficult due to its insidious nature. However focusing on all the external dangers and using them as leverage to sweep up all the internal dangers is a good way to go.
As such the Anglo 5, and the West in general, can identify all the external dangers and identify all their tentacles within the Anglo 5 and Western countries and deal with them. There are many different appropriate solutions to the many different situations. It gives a project - a Conservative and Capitalist project - to those countries to focus and unite them internally and jointly
Yes - democracy is good, and it's inspring to see millions of people who understand that out in the streets. (Far from being caught in between, they know the "authorities" - within the Chinese Communist Party - arbitrarily imprison and murder dissidents. Or anyone for that matter.)
The levers of power in the West are by and large in hands of the comrades. Too late, too late.
YaaaaY!
"Our long national nightmare is over."
The summer blahs are over!!! The old diehard Steyn fans here are looking forward to Monday nights again with an extra special bounce in their steps!