Public officials are by and large ignoring any evidence that indicts their policies, or that might threaten their new and much-loved power. They don’t want to know what the facts are. Indeed, some are now promising even longer lockdowns, maybe through the end of the summer, with even tougher punishments for those who flout them. They’re deploying drones to catch people who go outside. This is insanity. It definitely isn’t science. It has nothing to do with public health, much less the broader pu

“This week it’s going to get bad.” Sobering words from the country’s top doctor. So was he right? How bad was it? This seems like a good time to assess that. In a moment like this, events move bewilderingly fast. It can be hard to keep track of where you are, relative to where you thought you’d be. Perspective becomes impossible. But tonight we’re going to try, | Tucker Carlson Tonight

We’re facing an immeasurably greater crisis: a global calamity that could wreck our economy, fracture our society, erode our rights, shatter our institutions, and transform our nation into a poor country, a has-been ex-superpower beholden to China. Preventing this outcome is the most important test the President will ever face. The time to placate corporate interests that want low wages at all costs has passed. We need to stop this. | Tucker Carlson Tonight

Every day it becomes more and more obvious that Joe Biden doesn't belong on the debate stage, on the campaign trail, or in the Oval Office. He's fading, rapidly. He should be retired in Florida, feeding chunks of bread and ice cream to increasingly overfed seagulls. | Tucker Carlson Tonight

What exactly does Joe Biden believe? We’re asked that question before. People who’ve known Joe Biden for fifty years are still asking it. The short answer is, absolutely nothing. After a lifetime of serving the Democratic Party, Joe Biden has no fixed beliefs. He can’t. The party has changed too much. Biden became a Democrat when Democrats represented America’s working class: wage earners, heavily Catholic, in the big cities and the industrial states. Democratic voters tended to be populist on e