At this moment of crisis, professionals in the pharmaceutical industry are working double-time to find and manufacture a cure for COVID-19. This short film, Do Not Go Gentle: #GoBoldly, is an excellent tribute to such medical researchers. I think Ayn Rand would have liked it. … [Read more...]
Fleeing California: New Short Film On Exodus
Will Witt of PragerU has released a new short film, Fleeing California. The film focuses on the state's increasingly bifurcated landscape -- rich and poor -- explaining why the middle-class is leaving the highly-regulated high-tax paradise despite the good weather. "Why are millions of people leaving California and moving to other states? What do those states have that … [Read more...]
Me Is Mine, You Is Yours: A History of Civilization
Me is Mine, You is Yours is an entertaining 4 minute history of civilization highlighting the role of private property and rule of law in the rise of man. The entire clip -- music, illustration, and lyrics -- is the product of talented musician Nick Sibley. Sibley also made the wonderful and catchy original song, We Own You, about individual liberty. Tina Sibley sings in the … [Read more...]
AB5: The Bill That Killed Freelance
California has passed a new law -- AB5 -- that is forcing freelancers out of work, all in the name of helping them of course. John Stossel reports on AB5 in this short clip. UPDATE: Per RedState, Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, the author of AB5 has "threatened" Ari Herstand, the musician interviewed in this clip, for disagreeing with the bill publicly. … [Read more...]
Math Is Hard: MSNBC And NYT Can’t Divide Two Numbers
Proving once again that math is hard, the two well-spoken geniuses Brian Williams of MSNBC and Mara Gay of the New York Times publicly demonstrated that they could not do the most simple math or even have any mathematical intuition about the dead obvious. They are being roasted in the press and social media. … [Read more...]
5 Reasons Why We Need Sweden’s Democratic Socialism | Short Film
I never thought I'd say it, but it turns out Bernie Sanders is right. We do need Sweden's democratic socialism. Comedian Lou Perez of We The Internet TV explains why. Cato economist Johan Norberg agrees. … [Read more...]
Klintonerdammerung: Actual Video Of Hillary’s Emails Being Destroyed
A judge has just ordered Hillary Clinton to testify for the first time in connection with her use of a private email account during her State Department tenure, breathing new life into this still unresolved investigation. This classic video clip seems timely. Klintonerdammerung, aka Twilight of the Clintons is based on the film Downfall. … [Read more...]
Quantitative Easing Explained
This hilarious explanation of quantitative easing by two straight-talking cartoon-characters questions the wisdom of relentless money supply expansion. It has been viewed on YouTube more than 6 million times. [6 min/ Econ 101, Incompetent government] "Any system which gives so much power and so much discretion to a few men, [so] that mistakes — excusable or not — can … [Read more...]
Titania McGrath: Intersectional Feminist Icon
Titania McGrath is an hilarious parody woke leftist character created by comedian Andrew Doyle. 'Titania' largely speaks to the world through her twitter account, where she describes herself as "Activist. Healer. Radical intersectionalist poet. Selfless and brave. Buy my book." Her book, Woke: A Guide to Social Justice, was published in 2019. Doyle has now created a live comedy … [Read more...]
How The President Became King: Short Film Explains History
In the short film Trump as Destiny: Why the Reality Show Presidency Was Inevitable, We The Internet TV takes a look at how the president became king, that is, how our democracy was compromised over the last hundred years. It wasn't supposed to be like this. "When did we start expecting the president to be a superhero, celebrity, savior, and father-figure for an entire … [Read more...]