I’ve been involved in politics for a very long time for someone my age. I started a podcast at age 13 because I felt that too many of my peers were only being taught the progressive side of the political spectrum in public schools.
Author: Sam Whitfield
Creator and host of The Whitfield Report, and an all around good guy! Conservative Journalist and Radio Host, Political Thriller Author #WRPodcast #tcot
Rethinking Playboy
Playboy’s decision to publish non-nude pictorials and focus on written content in future issues might actually be a genius decision.
Book Review: Patriot by Ted Bell.
With the highly anticipated release of SPECTRE in November, I’ve been doing all I can to celebrate the upcoming James Bond film which even includes reading the original Casino Royale novel by Ian Fleming. I’ve loved James Bond ever since I was a kid. The big guns, the flashy cars, voluptuous Bond girls, and perfectly tailored suits have all been part of the ideal fantasy of boys and men across the globe for over 50 years now and still going strong!
Robert Ludlum’s The Holcroft Covenant: Is it worth the long read?
As many of my regular readers and podcast audience members may or may not know, I am a huge fan of Audible which allows me to purchase audiobooks at a discounted price and listen to them wherever I am.
This month I decided to use one of the two audiobook credits I receive monthly to get the audiobook version of The Holcroft Covenant by Robert Ludlum. The book was originally published in 1978, and was later made into a movie 1985. The story follows Noel Holcroft, a young architect who finds out that his biological father was a German S.S. commander that grew a conscience about the horrors of The Holocaust before the war ended. Noel finds out that his father left him a $7 billion fund which is to be distributed amongst the survivors of The Holocaust . Holcroft is also warned that a remnant sect of Nazi sympathizers and their offspring will try and prevent him from obtaining the money and will instead use it to start “The Fourth Reich”.
The Week in Review: 9/25/15
Friday is here again folks! The weekend is upon us and it’s time to once again recap the week in Politics and Culture. This weeks list is a bit shorter than usual but there are […]
Freedom Post Op-Ed: Division Among Conservatives Continues To Harm Us In The Game of Political Chess.
We Could Learn A Thing or Two from The Left About Winning Elections.
At the end of his keynote speech at CPAC in February of 2012, Andrew Breitbart urged all conservatives across the country to put aside their differences and rally behind the unknown GOP candidate who would later turn out to be former Gov. Mitt Romney.
The Whitfield Analysis: Episode 72
In this episode of The Whitfield Analysis, Sam discusses The second Republican primary debate and why It was terrible.
Week In Review: 9/18/15
Well folks, we’ve made it! It’s Friday and that means it’s time for a little R&R. It also means that it’s time for my Week In Review column found exclusively on my website.
#GOPDEBATEONCNN: The NGC Aftershow
Following The GOP Primary Debate on CNN, Jeff Hamill and I discussed the debate results, the winners and losers, and how the primary is affected moving forward. You can watch our post debate analysis below!
Hewitt’s Interview With Trump: Major Impact or not?
Trump’s use of the “gotcha card” wearing thin.
On Thursday afternoon (9/3/15), Donald Trump was a guest on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show where the subject of foreign policy and counterterrorism quickly became the main focus of the conversation. Specifically, Hewitt asked Trump about how he would deal with General Qasem Soleimani, an Iranian military official with suspected ties to various terrorism groups in the Middle East, and the commander of The Quds Force which has aided the terrorist organization Hezbollah in various operations. Trump demonstrated to Hewitt that he has limited knowledge of who our most dangerous enemies are being led by fairly quickly. Rather than admit to Hewitt that he still has some research to do on foreign policy, Trump immediately accused Hewitt of throwing him a “gotcha” question and then insisted that he will soon “know more about foreign-policy then you will ever know” in a condescending tone.
