Episode 148: A 2020 Study Went Viral For 'Proving' White Doctors Are Racist - Turns Out, That Was a Lie

04/03/25 • 36 min

In 2020, a study was published - and instantly went viral - claiming that black babies are three times more likely to die under the care of a white doctor than a black one. That study was picked up by every major media outlet, cited by a SCOTUS Justice, and pushed by the World Economic Forum. It turned out to be a lie - and now, thanks to the author's own notes, we know why.

Meanwhile, a dad in Georgia was arrested after leaving his three young children alone at a McDonalds to attend a job interview. He was immediately championed by the left as an example of systemic racism and bias against working parents.

Turns out he was lying.

Turns out he was lying.

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Episode 147: Bombshell or Nothingburger? 'Signalgate,' and Why the Left Should Sit This One Out

Jeffrey Goldberg, the leftwing editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, published a "bombshell" story this week revealing he'd been accidentally included in a chat with top Trump officials who discussed an imminent military operation against the Houthis. Democrats predictably lost their minds, accusing the Trump administration of mishandling classified material and risking a security screech.

Which is awfully rich coming from the party of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.

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Episode 149: Delusional Leftists Go All-In on Keeping Men In Women’s Sports

Delusional left-wing late-night host John Oliver laughably claimed - with a straight face - that there’s “no research” proving post-pubescent teen boys have an athletic advantage over girls in sports. I guess he missed every single science class ever.
Meanwhile, the state of Maine is suing the Trump administration for pulling their federal funding after the Democrats in charge refused to pull boys off girls’ sports teams, while more and more fed-up women are taking a stand...by taking the loss.