Happy holiday to our Scottish readers, where the day after the day after Hogmanay is required to recover from the excesses of New Year. Meanwhile, back on this side of the Atlantic, today, Thursday, I'll be back behind the Golden EIB Microphone for three hours of substitute-host-level Excellence In Broadcasting on America's Number One radio show starting at 12 noon Eastern/9am Pacific. I hope you'll dial us up either via the iHeart Radio app or on one of over 600 stations across the fruited plain, such as our old friends at WNTK New Hampshire, where you can listen to the full show from anywhere on the planet right here.
~Monday's final Tucker guest-hosting stint by yours truly was Number One in the much coveted 25-54 demo, a close second in the overall cable news rankings (to Gregg Jarrett, on fine form), and Number Five in all cable (behind the college football). I thank all who tuned in, and am grateful to Tucker's splendid production team for rendering me semi-watchable. The man himself returns tonight, and I'll be checking in with him sometime in the course of the hour.
~We had a busy New Year at SteynOnline, starting with my annual farewell to those we lost in 2019, from congressmen to caliphs to conductors. I greeted the dawn of the Roaring Twenties with a look back to other consequential turns of the calendar. And, even though this isn't technically the end of the decade, it feels sufficiently like the start of something new that I bade an extended farewell to the teens and beyond. If you were too busy forgetting auld acquaintances, I hope you'll want to catch up with one or three of the foregoing as a new year begins.
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Mark, I could listen to your rant on male transgenders and their demands for equal access to abortion over and over. In fact, I probably will. Thanks!
At one point, didn't Mark say if they figure out a way they'll actually do it, get a womb I suppose he meant, then get an abortion? I realized how they'll accomplish it. They'll nearly fully transition to male, not that they really liked it, but it's their prerogative, after all, and then they'll have regrets and fully transition back to female and voila, they can finally fulfill their right to choose because they kept the female hardware in the back drawer. Is this nuts? No, it's the next frontier: the revolving gender door.
Cary Katz must be green with envy at your media ratings. He no doubt is realizing that you cannot litigate your way to better ratings.
Muppet Mayor of New York City. Love it!
Have you seen the photo of Trudeau wasted in Costa Rica. Unshaved, carrying bags of alcohol in a corner store and looking like on a bender. His wife at home in the snow according to her twitter photos.
If anyone deserves to go on a bender in Costa Rica on vacay sans wife, I guess it ought to be a world class black face arseheel.
Elected Republicans in Washington should spend 2020 proposing their wish lists in what they believe the ideal country to be.
Is it too late to cede my votes from 1976-2000 to the delightful Annie from Blighty? She would have voted for Reagan et al while I was wasting mine on Carter et al. I'd like it back from 2004 onward, when I smartened up. How many illegal aliens do you suppose voted in those elections while she respected our laws? All of them, plus or minus.
The day is saved by a minimum wage "undocumented" 19th century classic Liberal Imperialist ... Thanks