Gun Control in Australia - Watch and Weep

When a country takes away guns from its citizens it's in big trouble as they are finding out in Australia.

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Bill Whittle "Where do we go now?"

Bill Whittle speaks at the first post-election meeting of the Hancock Park Patriots, November 12, 2012. Bill discusses the election, the culture and the post-political world of the Information Age. Visit our website: www.hancockparkpatriots.org and like us on facebook @ Hancock Park Patriots

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Honey, You Didn't Build That

Check out "Honey, You Didn't Build That" for an explanation of what the president said, that even a child could understand. We are small business!

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The Oval: "Sticker Culture"

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Last time we met, I spoke about how we needed to end our dependence on Washington D.C. Today, I want to talk about how we can do that. Getting Washington out of our lives will start when we stop waiting for Washington to solve our problems. And that takes a major change in mindset. When our politicians come to us at election time, they promise to do things for us. From now on, we should say: "No thanks. We've got it. Just let us do the work ourselves." That will be the easy part. The hard part will be at home.

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Weekly Political Addresses

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Weekly Address: Extending the Payroll Tax Cut for the Middle Class
President Obama urges Congress to extend the payroll tax cut to prevent a tax hike on 160 million hardworking Americans.
2/11/12 - Gov. Bob McDonnell (R-VA) Delivers Weekly GOP Address On Pres. Obama's Budget Failures
In the Weekly Republican Address, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell previews the budget President Obama is expected to release on February 13th.

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‘Pound Cake’ Speech Today: Was Bill Cosby Right?

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Cosby spent his life making America laugh, but the comedian has had his share of serious moments -- especially when it comes to family values and education. At a gala marking the 50th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education desegregation ruling, comedian Bill Cosby astonished the audience with an impromptu diatribe against the lack of parenting, poor academic performance, sexual promiscuity, and criminal behavior among those he called the "knuckleheads" of the black community. Some members of the predominantly African-American audience gasped, but many applauded or laughed at Cosby's apparently spontaneous remarks. "Hip hop intellectual" Michael Eric Dyson uses this controversial incident to illuminate the widening divide between the successful black "Afristocracy" and the "Ghettocracy" underclass. Dyson asserts that the black middle class has now joined mainstream America in blaming the poor for their troubles rather than tackling the systemic injustices that damage their lives. A controversial critique from an influential social commentator.

Klavan on the Culture's Guide to the Elections, Part 2: WAR!

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KOC fans, don't freak out. There's an overseas contingency operation going on and it's all overseas, right? Klavan on the Culture's second installment of his voter guide looks at the realities of the worldwide war being waged against civilization.