John Fugelsang

“Haters gonna hate and hipsters gonna spend too much money on mustache wax and Pabst Blue Ribbon on their way to the beanie factory in Williamsburg. But I’m here to tell you that Paul McCartney, at age 71, is a walking, talking, rocking, bass-electric-acoustic guitar—and keyboard playing—septuagenarian billionaire ad for a vegetarian diet who is cooler than you and can kick your hipster ass,”—John Fugelsang.

“Viewpoint” host John Fugelsang, comedians Jim David and Harrison Greenbaum and Julianna Forlano (Absurdity Today) take on Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Texas), who defended the GOP-led House passing HR 1797 (Pain-Capable Infant Protection Act)—the most restrictive anti-abortion bill in a decade—by arguing that abortion should be banned after 20 weeks. Why? Because Burgess says he saw a male fetus masturbating in the womb 15 weeks into a pregnancy.

“Viewpoint” host John Fugelsang and Matt Brown, co-founder of Global Zero, discuss the feasibility of a world without nuclear weapons and the technical and political changes that would need to take place to make it a reality. Brown is confident that changes can happen “in our lifetimes” with the implementation of a “universal, unrestricted, intrusive verification system” and by “getting all the players to the table.”

“Dhimmitude isn’t a real word, but dhimmi is a very old term coined before the rise of the modern nation state that refers to non-Muslims who live on Muslim lands, under protection of Muslims. That’s right: being nice to religious minorities—or as right-wingers call it, ‘appeasement.’”—John Fugelsang