On this episode of “You’re Wrong,” a production of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Federalist Editor-in-Chief Mollie Hemingway and Senior Editor David Harsanyi discuss why everyone needs to calm down about the House speaker race, examine the revelation that Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff demanded Big Tech censor journalists, consider corporate media's habit of propping up discredited sources, and give their culture recommendations for the week.
Today's podcast considers the argument made by the House rebels that they are merely practicing "democracy" as it was meant to be practiced—when, in fact, they are a tiny minority using the powers of obstruction, not majority opinion, to try and get their way. Give a listen.
We discuss possible GOP candidates for Speaker of the House in the deadlocked 118th US Congress.
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Signs of hope for Damar Hamlin. Chilling new details -- on the killings of four Idaho college students. The January 6 Capitol attack -- two years later. Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has the CBS World News Roundup for January 6, 2023:
The Colorado River is the water lifeline for tens of millions of people across the American Southwest, which couldn’t have developed the way it is today without it. But all the damming and diversion done to the Colorado has put it at a tipping point where a future with no water is no longer just fantasy but perilously possible.
Today, “The Times” kicks off “a six-part special on the future of this vital waterway. New episodes will publish every Friday through Feb. 10. Follow the project here. Read the full transcript here.
Reset explores the debate around health and safety in the NFL after Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and was resuscitated on the field. We check in with WBEZ sports contributor Cheryl Raye-Stout and former Chicago Bears linebacker Sam Acho.
Israel’s new government is its most right-wing ever—but, in a break from the past, that may not derail deepening relations with neighbouring Arab countries. Thousands of Africans are killed each year after being accused of witchcraft—in many cases for more nefarious reasons than mere superstition. And the “cicerones” helping Americans navigate a vast and growing craft-beer scene.
The Lion King Musical just had the best week of ticket sales in the history of Broadway — So we’re looking at the economics of the Broadway show. Craft Beer is the only area of alcohol whose sales shrank last year because you’ve got IPA flavor fatigue. And Bed Bath & Beyond stock just plummeted to under $2… so you better use that gift card fast.
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