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"The band started that album cycle as ones to watch and emerged as one of rock’s new leaders." Every Halestorm album ranked from worst to best
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"The band started that album cycle as ones to watch and emerged as one of rock’s new leaders." Every Halestorm album ranked from worst to best

We rate the back catalogue of one of modern rock's very best bands
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This Is How Paid Protesting Works
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Victor Davis Hanson: What I Fear Worse Than Socialist Democratic Government
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Victor Davis Hanson: What I Fear Worse Than Socialist Democratic Government

In this episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victor Davis Hanson lays out why the spread of radical Islam concerns him much more than the spread of socialist democratic government. This content was recorded prior to Hanson’s major surgery on Dec. 30. Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of a segment from today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” from Daily Signal Senior Contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to VDH’s own YouTube channel to watch past episodes. JACK FOWLER: We’re going to look at another dust up, and let’s pick the growth and spread of radical Islam—that’s one side that’ll keep you awake at night, keeps me awake— versus socialist democratic government, which seems to be in some ways an ascendancy, at least in some places in America.  Maybe it’s overstated because it’s always on the front page of the New York Post. But socialist democratic government versus the growth and spread of radical Islam: Victor, which is the worst of those two?  VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: I’m far more worried about radicalism for two reasons, negative and positive. Why did [Zohran] Mamdani get elected, and why do we have these socialist candidates in blue states, and why now?  You’ve got to remember that Barack Obama was a socialist, and when he left office, he lost the House, and he lost the Senate, and he lost 1400 state and local offices that were Democrats. He destroyed the Democratic Party. essentially. He did. He made it possible for [Donald] Trump to win.  What happened that resulted in this phenomenon? We’ve to remember that [former New York Mayor] Bill de Blasio was just a dull form of Mamdani. I thought he was, you know it better in New York. He was a socialist. He wasn’t as bold, but he was a socialist. He was just more incompetent. But we don’t know how incompetent Mondami is. He’s slick.  What I’m getting at is these socialists are a phenomenon of the last largely four years in Obama years, but especially the last four years when we borrowed eight trillion dollars, we had an aggregate inflation rate of 21%, 5.25% a year, and more importantly the things that count—insurance, electricity bills, natural gas bills, gasoline at the pump, cars to buy, eggs, staple foods—that was up about 25 to 30% over four years.  And we did not get over 2.5, 3% [growth]. We didn’t get the growth that would have increased wages. Real wages went down. And housing went way up over 30%. So that was a reaction to the Biden [administration].  So, the corrective is 4%, 4.2% in the third quarter? And that is despite the shutdown?  I won’t be surprised, Jack, that in January when the fourth quarter [is announced], because the third was belated because of the shutdown, the fourth quarter could be 4.5% and the first quarter next year could be 5.5%. And so, if the economy’s growing and inflation is going down, that socialist argument will have less resonance is what I’m saying. And you know, Insider Advantage—they make fun of it like Rasmussen and Trefalgar. They’re all excellent polls— and today it had Trump at 50%, 42. And it had a better record in 2024 than Harvard, Harris, than all the rest, Gallup, everyone. So, I’m not worried. But radical Islam, we have a quarter million students from the Middle East. And it’s open season on Jews. They kill them at museums. They kill Jews at museums. Harvard and Yale don’t want to do anything about it.  Where I am at Stanford, I watched them tear down the Jewish hostage posters. I saw their encampment, radical Islamic pro-Hamas encampment, for four months on campus. I was on campus when they ransacked the president’s office, 12 of them did, pro-Palestinian protesters. Going back to Major [Nidal] Hassan, “Allah al-Akbar,” killed 13 soldiers. The San Bernardino slaughter. What we saw in Bondi Beach, slaughter. I don’t know what the Brown [University] shooter’s motivation, the Portuguese guy, we’ll find out—probably not—but there were initial reports not substantiated that he might have yelled something like “Allah akbar,” but we don’t know [whether] he was just an outlier. But that’s going to increase because The West in Europe where they’re getting up to about 15 to 16% illegal alien, non-native born immigrants; illegal, poor, angry and not assimilating in Germany, in France, in Britain, not 16 in Britain but getting on that trajectory in Spain, in Italy. [Italian Prime Minister Georgia] Meloni just deported some imam. And they’re emboldened, and they do things like behead the head of a priest, or they make the French cower and cancel their Champs-Elysees Christmas parade. They do it in Germany. Here in the United States, you can’t say antisemitism without “Islamophobia.” [Minnesota Gov. Tim] Walz says that they’re picking on Somalia. So, here you have the Somali community. It has a large number of people here illegally. Their representative, Ilhan Omar, most certainly, almost certainly married her brother and committed immigration fraud.  She’s a multimillionaire. How she did that, I don’t know. And they have embezzled somewhere between two and nine billion dollars right under the nose of Tim Walz and [Minnesota Attorney General Keith] Ellison. And anybody who explains this in a rational fashion is an Islamophobe, racist, et cetera. Radical Islam thinks that we are decadent, leisured, and they want to come over here, and they want to create enclaves that are not assimilating or integrating, and they feel that demographically they’re going to enlarge. And their first targets are Jewish Americans which are about 6% of the population. They think they’re already at three or four and they’re going to … Put it this way. And I’ll shut up. Ten years ago, [imagine] if Tucker Carlson wanted to give a talk at Charlie Kirk’s then nascent organization and he said, “Why are we picking on Muslims? Why are we picking on Muslims? I don’t understand that.” Well, Tucker, we’re not picking on Muslims. I mean, why would you say that right after Australia? Or why would you say that after what we’ve seen on campuses? Why? But he wouldn’t have said that 10 years ago. He said it now because the Gulf money is much more emboldened in funding things in the United States. Al Jazeera is even more powerful. There’s a quarter million students. Many of them stay on. It used to be unthinkable that somebody would openly root or wear a green Hamas headband or flag. You see it on campus all the time. So, it’s changing, and that’s dangerous. It really is. I think the worst is what we’re seeing in Britain, where you have grooming and mass rape of young native-born English women, teenagers by Pakistani immigrants for the most part. And no one indicted, prosecuted, convicted and jailed them. And they’re a protected group. And they will censor your speech if you disagree. That’s where we are.  FOWLER: Do you see the videos of the mayor of London where he meets with the council and some of the members of the Conservative Party, and they say essentially what the h—‘s happening here with these grooming gangs? And he will sit there and go, I don’t know what you’re talking about. Could you please define what you’re talking about? He plays this dumb game, but he’s not dumb when he’s doing it. He’s being very calculated and very condescending. And to think that that great city is in the hands of this … I’m not going to say the bad word. HANSON: Let’s be more blunt. The two greatest cities in Western civilization and Christendom, historically in population, are New York and London. And they’re both going to be run by overt Islamicists, I think. And Mamdani, one of his first appointments, had to bow out because she had a history of wretched antisemitism in her social media account.  He’s just hired a California exile who oversaw multi-billion-dollar fraud in California and the State Department of Labor. So yeah, that scares me a lot more.  We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post Victor Davis Hanson: What I Fear Worse Than Socialist Democratic Government appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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Trump is right: Netflix’s merger would create a woke media monster
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Trump is right: Netflix’s merger would create a woke media monster

Popular entertainment has always shaped the public mind in ways politicians can only envy.Percy Bysshe Shelley once called poets the “unacknowledged legislators of the world.” The idea surfaces memorably in the 1984 Best Picture winner “Amadeus,” where Emperor Joseph II appears more invested in micromanaging Vienna’s opera scene than governing his empire.Modern technology has magnified that cultural power. Today, many young Americans absorb more of their moral instruction from Netflix than from teachers, pastors, or even parents.Now Netflix wants to expand that influence dramatically by acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery, a media conglomerate that includes HBO, DC Studios, and franchises such as “Harry Potter” and “Game of Thrones.” The combined entity would control roughly a third of the streaming market and wield unprecedented cultural power.Democrats understand that politics flows downstream from culture. Allowing Netflix to absorb Warner Bros. would give that worldview control over even more cultural territory.The scale of the proposed merger raised concerns even for President Donald Trump, who warned last month that it “could be a problem” and confirmed his administration would take an active role in reviewing the deal.Given the stakes, the question is not abstract. How does Netflix use the power it already holds?Consider the company’s recent headline-grabbing film, “Queen of Coal,” described as the story of “a trans woman who dreams of working the coal mines” and must battle a town defined by “superstition and patriarchy.”Inspiring stuff.Or recall Netflix’s 2020 release of “Cuties,” a French film centered on 11-year-old girls twerking. The filmmakers claimed the movie criticized the sexualization of children. Perhaps that was their intent. Netflix’s marketing department missed the point entirely, replacing the original poster with one featuring preteen actresses in sexualized poses. Public outrage followed, and Netflix eventually apologized.After George Floyd’s death in 2020, Netflix declared on social media, “To be silent is to be complicit. Black lives matter,” and then set about race-swapping characters across its catalog.Zoom out further. A report by Concerned Women for America found that nearly half of Netflix’s children’s programming pushes LGBT themes.Taken together, the pattern is unmistakable. Netflix uses its platform to advance a radical progressive agenda, and scrutiny only confirms it.The company’s internal culture reinforces the point. Even by Big Tech standards, Netflix skews sharply left. In 2020, 98% of its political donations went to Democrats, compared with 84% at Apple and 77% at Facebook.CEO Reed Hastings, Netflix’s co-founder and longtime chief executive, donated $7 million in 2024 to a pro-Kamala Harris super PAC and $2 million to California’s redistricting effort last year. In 2017, Hastings told fellow billionaire Peter Thiel that his support for Trump reflected such “catastrophically bad judgment” that it called into question Thiel’s fitness to remain on Facebook’s board.Hastings has made clear that conservative ideas do not merely deserve debate. In his view, they disqualify those who hold them from serious consideration.Then comes the revolving door between Netflix and Democratic power.RELATED: Netflix wants a monopoly on your mind Photo by Mario Tama/Getty ImagesIn 2018, Netflix signed a deal with former President Barack Obama reportedly worth tens of millions of dollars. The results included a slate of progressive documentaries and an apocalypse thriller featuring the line, “Trust should not be doled out easily, especially to white people” — a sentiment both racist and badly written.Susan Rice offers another example. After serving as Obama’s U.N. ambassador and national security adviser, she joined Netflix’s board during Trump’s first term, left to lead Biden’s Domestic Policy Council, and has now returned to the company.Democrats understand that politics flows downstream from culture. Allowing Netflix to absorb Warner Bros. would give that worldview control over even more cultural territory.President Trump has signaled that he understands what is at stake. He has warned that the $82.7 billion deal must undergo rigorous antitrust scrutiny.As Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) noted, the merged company would exceed the 30% market-share threshold traditionally viewed as “presumptively problematic” under antitrust law.But Trump’s concern goes deeper. As an entertainer himself, he grasps the importance of the arts. That understanding explains his hands-on approach to reforming the previously ultra-woke Kennedy Center. It explains his plan to commission 250 classical sculptures for a National Garden of American Heroes. It explains his appointment of Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone as special ambassadors to Hollywood.And it explains why he should not allow Netflix to build a woke media monopoly capable of doing more long-term damage to the country than any single election cycle.
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A Skirmish Early in George Washington’s Military Career Helped Define Him. It Could Have Killed Him
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A Skirmish Early in George Washington’s Military Career Helped Define Him. It Could Have Killed Him

New evidence helps resolve enduring mysteries about a 1758 incident that nearly cost the future president his life—and shaped his views on the battles yet to come
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New: Sen. Rand Paul Exposes Biden Admin's No-Fly Nightmare for Jan. 6 Dissenters
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New: Sen. Rand Paul Exposes Biden Admin's No-Fly Nightmare for Jan. 6 Dissenters

New: Sen. Rand Paul Exposes Biden Admin's No-Fly Nightmare for Jan. 6 Dissenters
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If the President Doesn’t Run a Bureaucracy, No One Does - That’s Authoritarianism
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If the President Doesn’t Run a Bureaucracy, No One Does - That’s Authoritarianism

If the President Doesn’t Run a Bureaucracy, No One Does - That’s Authoritarianism
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One Judge Convicted and Resigned, Hopefully More to Go
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One Judge Convicted and Resigned, Hopefully More to Go

One Judge Convicted and Resigned, Hopefully More to Go
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Public School Gave a 13-Year-Old a Chest Binder and Told Her to Hide It From Her Mother
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Public School Gave a 13-Year-Old a Chest Binder and Told Her to Hide It From Her Mother

Public School Gave a 13-Year-Old a Chest Binder and Told Her to Hide It From Her Mother
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Vermont Drifts Toward a Property-Tax Doom Spiral
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Vermont Drifts Toward a Property-Tax Doom Spiral

Vermont Drifts Toward a Property-Tax Doom Spiral
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