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We’re back for episode 62. It’s March Madness. We have some white guy from Texas named Bob (aka Beto O’Rourke) wearing animal costumes; one Huffington Post reporter commented if he was a “furry” or not. You can Google that at home and NOT on your work computer. Yet, we have a big update from Kiwi land; New Zealand has virtually banned firearms. After the horrific shootings in Christchurch that left nearly 50 Muslims dead, perpetrated by a reported white supremacist, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that the government would be banning so-called military-style rifles and limiting magazines Joe Biden is...

Bernie Sanders is getting a lot of credit for supposedly stepping into the lion’s den at Liberty University. In fact, the students at that evangelical university founded by Jerry Falwell are far more polite and well-behaved than their counterparts at most other campuses. There was zero danger of disruption, but the media swells who gushed over his courage do not know much about Liberty and its standards of conduct. As I type this, Mike Barnicle on Morning Joe is calling the speech “Incredible … just incredible.” Mika Brzezinski (of course) echoed him. Eugene Robinson, the Pulitzer Prize-winner of the WaPo,...

Any doubts Ben Carson left about his commitment to the Second Amendment stemmed from “political inexperience,” the famed neurosurgeon told TheBlaze. Carson, who is among the leading Republican presidential candidates in most polls, said in 2013 shortly after the public began calling for him to run for president, that the right to own a semi-automatic weapon depended on whether someone lived in a rural or populated area.

It was a dreary day in Washington and, in the minds of the six people gathered in the Bullfinch room in the bowels of the Grand Hyatt hotel on H Street, it has been a dreary six years for the country. This week, they are making plans to change that. They are the friends and associates of Ben Carson, the pediatric neurosurgeon with a Horatio Alger story that has captured the hearts of conservatives, and who now says he might run for president. That announcement would come in just six months, on May 1. As Carson travels the country delivering...