Mark Steyn

Mark Steyn, a Canadian journalist and commentator, joins to analyze the media's response to the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, highlighting claims of Asian American discrimination. He critiques narratives attributing lawsuits to white influence and discusses the intersection of LGBTQ issues with Muslim protests in Maryland. Darren Grimes, a British political commentator, addresses the violent riots in France, the implications for Europe, and political controversies in the UK, including Nigel Farage’s banking issues. Together, they explore the societal tensions swirling around identity and politics.

Climate change expert and brilliant orator Mark Steyn delivers a powerful opening statement in a defamation trial, discussing freedom of speech and his commitment to the truth. He also highlights accusations against Michael Mann, Penn State's complicity in a child abuse scandal, and the similarities between the scandals at Penn State and the hockey stick graph controversy. The chapter explores corruption, the need for scientific debate, and Mann's response to criticism.

In this podcast, Professor Michael Mann continues to give evidence in his defamation case against writer Mark Steyn and scientist Rand Simberg. Mann refutes allegations of fraud and misconduct in the creation of his Hockey Stick graph and claims financial damage. Simberg's lawyer challenges Mann's claims of suffering, highlighting his glamorous life with trips, film festivals, and parties with Bill Clinton and Leonardo DiCaprio. Stay tuned for a bombshell revelation about Mann's funding.

Prominent climate scientist Michael Mann is suing writer and broadcaster Mark Steyn alleging defamation. Mann's Hockey Stick graph alleging stable global temperatures for 1500 years due to human industrial activity is questioned by Steyn. The podcast explores the court case examining free speech boundaries in relation to climate change.

Mark Steyn, a Canadian author and conservative commentator, joins British social commentators Sophie Corcoran and Leilani Dowding. They discuss the dramatic NYC subway incident and the rise of crime in major cities. The group critiques media bias in covering these issues and the implications for public safety. They also dive into Meghan Markle's strained family ties, her controversial public behavior, and the mixed reactions to incoming King Charles’ coronation. Additionally, they tackle hot topics like gender identity and political narratives, shaking up the cultural conversation.