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A montage of all the times the president has condemned and disavowed white supremacy.
Senator Mike Lee meets objection for correctly understanding American government.
Barrett hearings, Durham report, coronavirus relief, and another Nobel nomination.
Michael Knowles sets the record straight regarding the famous explorer.
JP Sears offers a spoof of some people's irrationality toward the coronavirus.
As if the lies weren't bad enough, the media's silence is deafening.
Leftists don't apply "even if it just saves one life" to the president.
What's Plan B if we don't reelect President Trump? Bill Whittle and Scott Ott discuss.
A virtue-signaling tit for tat, parodied by John Crist.
Her anti-Trump "Closing Argument" is delusional and chock-full of gaslighting.
Stephen Moore contrasts free-market capitalism with big-government statism.
As it turns out, "What's 100 divided by 2?" is a rather puzzling question.
Censorship and anti-free-speech aren't confined to campus grounds.
"All your favorite whacky moments from America's senile old granddad."
They range from "inexperience" to caterwauling over judicial precedence.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat, says it "has allowed for fraud and abuse to occur."
Afro-Cuban leader Enrique Tarrio supplies context.
"When you look at the numbers, let's not do the math."
"He's yet once to condemn white supremacy." —Joe Biden's BIG lie
