Is Musk out?! Are We Rewarding Political Viol...

Britain is weighing a potential social media ban for under-16s, with Keir Starmer signalling tougher age limits and platform controls while facing accusations of inconsistency over voting rights and warnings that enforcement would require digital ID infrastructure. The debate ope ...  Show more

Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain amid open fracture on the right, claiming rapid growth, doubling down on mass deportations, and alleging state pressure after armed police reportedly raided his home. The split with Farage, disputes over how far deportation policy should go, c ...  Show more

Tesla’s stock plummeted more than 30 percent in the first quarter of 2025, losing its post-election gains, as the electric vehicle pioneer grapples with an unexpected challenge: a consumer revolt against CEO Elon Musk's leadership of the so-called Department of Government Efficie ...  Show more

Tim, Phil, & Ian are joined by Peter St Onge to discuss the DHS vowing to hunt down leftist terrorists, Trump's AG saying that Tesla vandalism is terrorism, Stephen Colbert making jokes about the attacks against Tesla, and Elon Musk donating to GOP members voicing support for ...

Political violence is something the vast majority will quickly condemn; in public at least. But Americans in particular know how quickly anger can turn into action. Businessman and Donald Trump mega-donor Elon Musk now finds himself the focus of a furious campaign of left-wing ha ...  Show more

Is dissent becoming illegal? It sure feels that way. From Trump labeling Tesla boycotts as ‘illegal’ to his push to classify acts of vandalism as ‘domestic terrorism,’ to the alarming detention of protester Mahmoud Khalil, the message is clear—speak out, and you could be next. So ...  Show more