Hey guys, I got to host three hours of talk radio on Glenn Beck’s Blaze Radio Network the other day–and you can thrill to all of it right here on his website: http://bit.ly/1pxiXb7 Had less than two hours’ notice to prepare three hours of material. And at times in the final 30 minutes, you can […]
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America seems so impotent internationally these days. Is our nation–and especially the Obama Administration–in need of a giant dose of Viagra to put the spring back in our step? That was one of the opening questions of my three-hour gig on Glenn Beck’s online radio network, the Blaze Radio Network, on Monday of this week,
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“Capitalism hasn’t failed the poor. Government has failed the poor.” That’s one of the better lines in the opening moments of my recent speech, “In Defense of Capitalism,” at TEDxFultonStreet. It was a case of Dennis in the Lion’s Den: You can click here http://bit.ly/1n6kAea to get the full 13 minutes of me onstage, playing
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http://bit.ly/1pB9JMG This ink-stained wretch turned pixel pundit is branching out: Just did three hours on Glenn Beck’s online radio network, theblaze.com. Click on the link above and you’ll see a “play” button at top-right of screen; you can listen to all or any part of it. Main topic: Obama Bad. Capitalism Good. Joking, but
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Hey guys. On Tuesday I gave a TED talk, a speech “In Defense of Capitalism” at TEDxFultonStreet, one of thousands of smaller, indie spinoffs of the renowned speaker confab that draws millions of YouTube fans. Thanks to organizer Aaron Sylvan for the gig, letting me have a say notwithstanding my lack of any major-media affiliation
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Author and wealth advisor James Rickards, in his new book “The Death of Money,” tells us to brace for a financial meltown even worse than the one we just barely survived in 2008-09–and he insists it will come within five years or less. Rickards sees any number of threats that could be the trigger for
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Facebook has, to fracture an old phrase, just closed the barn door after a billion cows already have departed the premises. The social network’s new pro-privacy policy, adopted yesterday, for the first time delivers the assurance that over a billion Facebook users themselves might already have assumed: that the stuff you post to Facebook will
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Is he an industry shill or an Obama crackdown artist? We’ve waited six months for Thomas Wheeler to show his true colors as the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. He had spent two decades at the lobbying trade groups of the cable-TV business and the wireless industry, so some were hoping for a
AT&T’s bold bid of $49 billion in cash and stock to acquire DirecTV would lash together the two distribution giants to contend with the mammoth media combo of Comcast and Time Warner Cable, but here’s what it really means for AT&T: It is time to stage another massive break-up. AT&T should split itself into two
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Steve Case says tech is on the brink of a Third Wave. The first wave took 15 years as millions of people got connected online, enabled by the likes of AOL and Cisco. The second wave came as companies like Salesforce.com and Google built products on top of that spreading Internet platform. The Third Wave
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