James B. Meigs discusses Anthony Fauci's contentious testimony on the origins of COVID, questioning its veracity.

Eli Lake discusses his article "The Iraq War, 20 Years Later" on a podcast, but first, the conversation touches on Donald Trump's recent speech at CPAC and a New York Post story regarding Anthony Fauci's actions in February 2020.

The article discusses how Stanford University has failed to uphold academic freedom during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The podcast discusses the recent actions of White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain, who falsely claimed that Joe Biden inherited a higher unemployment rate than was true, indicative of attempts to manipulate facts for political gain.

The podcast delves into the concept of threats to democracy, Anthony Fauci's resignation, and the "I don't want to work no more" movement.

The podcast discusses Anthony Fauci's recent media appearances and a controversial article in The New York Times that suggests reverting to pre-2020 living.

In a recent podcast, the discussion covers the declining COVID-19 numbers indicating the potential end of the pandemic, with even Anthony Fauci suggesting this.

In a podcast discussion, the crew questions the Democratic party's portrayal of the failure of significant spending bills as a political victory.

The author criticizes a recent Rolling Stone article that glorifies dominatrixes who demand proof of vaccination from their submissive clients.