Kagro in the Morning

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David Waldman asks the important questions going into the weekend like, “What kind of sociopathic trolling is the Magic Mouse?” and, “What was this guy thinking?” Also:

Congressman Troy Nehls attempts to make DoorGate a thing and Eric Swalwell tells him where to stuff it.

Monique Miles, Deputy Virginia Attorney General and insurrection stan, has resigned from the Deep State.

As the Omicron wave recedes around the world, pro-coronavirus anti-capitalist caravans of truckers are popping up to quickly demand freedom from mandates before those governments have a chance to lift them on their own and take their victories away. If freedom truck camps are targeting the world, perhaps the question to ask is not “Why are they in Canada?” but “Why would Canada be targeted?” Trucker PsyOps started out basic but have become increasingly sophisticated as their opposition starts playing hardball.

The folks who should be receiving the Wall Street Journal article on wearing shoes in other’s homes aren’t the types that would...

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David Waldman and Greg Dworkin spent most of the first hour discussing this guy that runs some competing podcast called The Joe Rogan Experience. It seems that Mr. Rogan got into trouble disseminating COVID disinformation, primarily because Dr. Dworkin is not on his staff, but also because Joe’s been cutting corners, trying to pull the whole show together on his own for a measly $100 million per year. The crazy thing is, even with a pretty popular, regularly produced podcast, Joe Rogan remains a sorely misunderstood guy, apparently with some hippies that his boss Spotify has a thing for. Joe being the regular, decent guy he is, promises to apply himself a bit more, and “just ask questions” more carefully, or something.

If Joe Rogan can only get everyone on the same page, the COVID-19 pandemic will cease to be the most polarizing crisis in America. Until then, the media will feel the need to gently both-sides fragile anti-vaxxers to safety. The American Academy of Pediatrics advocates rational precautions which some rational people might listen to.

Meanwhile, a caravan of illegals crossed over into Canada to protest big government and find another teat to suck on. Justin Trudeau did catch COVID, but will not die from it, thanks to Canadian healthcare.

Democracy continues to die from a thousand small cuts applied in local governments across the country. Democrats are p...

Fridays often cast a wide net for KITM content. And this one’s no exception.

First, we return to and finish up the story of Russia’s disinformation “active measures” in Africa, where people are increasingly turning off old school Western media and turning to online sources.

The other Judge Starr isn’t exactly slamming on the brakes with his order for “religious-liberty training” for Southwest Airlines’ lawyers.

Clarence Thomas claims he was clearing things up with a revised financial disclosure. But, ah... no. In fact, it only raises more questions, including why he’s such a vicious Gimmetarian.TM

The #GunFAIL story that getting all the eyes: a Tennessee woman, claiming she was conducing “firearms safety training” — for a 4-year-old — shot her point blank in the chest and killed her. Why any of the things that happened happened is anybody’s guess. Life is complicated. Now, so is death.

David Waldman delivers us to the weekend... but so does Greg Dworkin! Greg’s Ov’rloaded Raft O’ StoriesTM couldn’t have stayed afloat another day.

Dianne Feinstein is under the weather, though not quite far enough for some of her pals. Feinstein is stepping down from the Judiciary Panel, but if that is not enough, there will be some challenges.

Harlan Crow bought a house for Clarence Thomas’ mother, which Thomas already owned, and his mother already lived in, as one does for one’s buddy. Clarence wouldn’t disclose such a friendly gesture.

God-fearing, patriotic, health-conscious, well-educated, well-raised, well-liked, and well-respected... yet young and naive, Jack (He’s White) Teixeira made friends with the other boys and impressed strangers by wowing them with his espionage skills.

Donald Trump should take notes from Jack, although if he did, he would have sold them by now. Donald presently is in New York dazzling lawye...

Aye! May the farth be with ye! Arrrrh! Wait... I’ve just been notified by the control room that I’m referencing the wrong holiday... Us let check in with David Waldman and Greg Dworkin the latest news, on? Hmmmm? Yes? Hm?

Harlan Crow paid the private tuition of over $6000 per month for Clarence Thomas’ grandnephew. Buddies pay for expensive installments so that their buddies will stay buddies throughout the payment period.

It was mighty white of Tucker Carlson to hold the same standards behind and in front of the camera. Those are Fox standards as well, so that just isn’t why Carlson was fired. Nonetheless, Fox is paying the price for his loss. Donald Trump doesn’t like losers, so he’s heading over to CNN for a “town hall”, which is scheduled right in Tuck’s old time slot, in case a few hundred thousand Tucker fans have nothing to do that night. If CNN wants to reduce the harm of giving Trump the microphone it can, but if it’s setting up to be Fox Lite, it won’t. There’s still money to be made off Trump. How much or how long no one knows, and some don’t care.

Donald’s lawsuit against his niece and the New York Times has been thrown out. Trump apparently had something better to do than attend his own trial for rape. E. Jean Carro...