Freedom of speech, but not on campus; Trump and the bad guys; Globalization without American values leads to Instilling racial and gender victimology;

Andrew, as most of you know, is a fiction writer. One of the things he has learned as a fiction writer is the use of bad guys. People are asking, why is Trump nicer to bad guys than he is to his friends? People are asking, “Why is he nice to Kim but he is not nice to Justin?” Then, Andrew plays video from the famous scene with Jack Nicholson explaining to Tom Cruise that Tom “can’t handle the truth!” Kim Jong-un is a monster.

Trump explains, “Without Otto Wambier, this would not have happened.” Meaning, his death focused the world’s attention on North Korea’s threat to civilization.

Globalization without western values is a scam that leads to tyranny. What we want is a global world run under American ideas. That doesn’t happen at the UN, where tyrants from North Korea or Iran get just as much say about how the world is run as does the US. The US stands for freedom! Who cares? You and me! That is why we must maintain American strength!

Germany opened its borders and gave away its country. Trump likes Israel because they have borders and freedom. Trump admires Putin’s resolve to defend his country and keep it strong. Andrew asserts that the bad guys know how the world works, but the good guys don’t.

The Leftese dictionary. A is for Antifa. B is for budget cuts. A budget cut is when the budget increases.

Heather McDonald is Andrew’s guest. Heather had a terrifying experience at Claremont McKenna College. Heather was talking about her book The War on Cops, which argues that there is enormous appreciation in black ghettoes for cops!

Because the police let the protestors take over the perimeter of the building where Heather was to speak, she gave her speech to an empty room! Finally, after students banged on plate glass windows, police escorted Heather to a police car for her safety. Several students did get suspended. This behavior by the protesters is the result of a concerted effort to instill racial and gender victimology

Bill Clinton does not do well in answering questions about his behavior.