Bill Whittle is considered by many industry watchers to be the hottest up and coming
conservative political commentator and American heritage philosopher of his time.
Bill's factual, logical, and non-adversarial approach leaves people motivated and fully informed.
His ability to personalize and interpret some of the most complex political and moral issues of the day,
with humor and historical example, are unique in a world of ever-increasing vitriol and personal attacks.
Bill has hosted AFTERBURNER, NATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW, MIDDLE EAST UPDATE and co-hosted TRIFECTA for PJTV.
His WHAT WE BELIEVE series on Conservatism has been widely hailed as a complete civics less in seven segments.
He has appeared repeatedly on Fox News, The Dennis Miller Show, and written for National Review Online.
An accomplished screenwriter, film director, TV editor and instrument-rated pilot, he was born in New York City
in 1959, and grew up in Bermuda and Miami, where he spent almost twenty years writing and directing shows
for the Miami Space Transit Planetarium. He attended the University of Florida, where he majored in Theater.
While there, he wrote and directed THE PIGEON HOLE, which went on to become a National Finalist in the
Student Academy Award competition. He has since edited numerous specials and TV series for The Discovery Channel,
The History Channel, The University of Florida Gator Football team, AMC, NBC and many more.
Starting in December of 1992, Bill began his current trajectory with the launch of his weblog, EJECT! EJECT! EJECT!
Within a year he had shot to the top of the conservative blogosphere with his unique, in-depth essays
such as FREEDOM, COURAGE, TRINITY and TRIBES.
Since his move to the video format in 2008, Bill Whittle's segments have generated several million views;
one of his AFTERBURNER segments on You Tube has, to date, generated two and a half million views alone.
Bill was also a featured speaker at large Tea Party rallies, as well as performing for audiences at several universities.
He can be found at his new web home, Bill Whittle.net.
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