EPISODE · May 6, 2020 · 1H 52M
May 5, 2020
from The Dan Proft Show Podcast · host The Dan Proft Show
While all the Beltway bloviation was about internal WH models projecting deaths in June, the attention should've been on the MIT study that concluded targeted lockdowns are the way to both save more lives and impose less economy damage. Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz on the FBI's Flynn flop & his book on #MeToo, "Guilt by Accusation". Claremont Institute's Charles Kesler is ready to throw "an abundance of caution" to the wind. Who'll win the corona wars? I'll discuss Cold War II with Hoover Institution scholar and historial Niall Ferguson. German cardiac surgeon Axel Haverich on how Germany was both lucky and good. It would be nice if W.'s sentiment on national unity in the face of COVID-19 could be true, but it can't. A recommendation for HBO's "Bad Education."The stakeholders in Roslyn--administrators, school board members, parents--are all-too familiar profiles found in well-heeled suburban school districts.This is where Varsity Blues starts. Speaking of fraud, that's what conferring a Pulitzer Prize on the 1619 Project's fictional history of America is. It is also, as Rod Dreher observed, more confirmation that the media has no regard for the truth when it comes to serving their ideological agenda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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