Famous futurist George Gilder shares some deep social insights from his new book Life After Google: The Fall of Big Data and the Rise of the Blockchain Economy

Famous futurist George Gilder shares some deep social insights from his&nbsp;new book Life After Google: The Fall of Big Data and the Rise of the Blockchain Economy

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Dennis Prager with George Gilder on 'Life After Google.'

Roger Goodell and the NFL want to expand the appeal of the league to international audiences. So: Offering a Spanish-language halftime might have made sense—had that been the extent of the messaging.

Instead, Goodell allowed Bad Bunny and his allies to lecture Americans about immigration enforcement. Not for the first time, the NFL treated its own domestic fan base as toxic and backward to pander to progressives.

When else have we seen this level of disdain for the culture of a company’s customers? Bud Light scolded their patrons as they pressed transgender Dylan Mulvaney.  Gillette treated men as predators and bullies. And: Target pressed transgender swimwear for children.

These brands assumed their loyal consumers would stick around to be insulted. In all instances, the brands lost significant ground.

More than six million people tuned out to watch Turning Point USA’s All American Halftime Show. Perhaps Goodell should think about how many more may vote with their feet next season.

Roger Goodell and the NFL want to expand the appeal of the league to international audiences. So: Offering a Spanish-language halftime might have made sense&mdash;had that been the extent of the messaging.
Instead, Goodell allowed Bad Bunny and his allies to lecture Americans about immigration enforcement. Not for the first time, the NFL treated its own domestic fan base as toxic and backward to pander to progressives.
When else have we seen this level of disdain for the culture of a company&rsquo;s customers? Bud Light scolded their patrons as they pressed transgender Dylan Mulvaney.&nbsp; Gillette treated men as predators and bullies. And: Target pressed transgender swimwear for children.
These brands assumed their loyal consumers would stick around to be insulted. In all instances, the brands lost significant ground.
More than six million people tuned out to watch Turning Point USA&rsquo;s All American Halftime Show. Perhaps Goodell should think about how many more may vote with their feet next season.

Ed Morrissey: The NFL Goes Full Bud Light

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A genocide against Christians in Nigeria is taking place. This week one attack there killed at least 170 people.  Most of the slaughter is from the Islamist organization Boko Haram.  For those that don’t know, Boko Haram means “Western civilization is sacrilege.”

Last month, the leadership of Iran mowed down at least 30,000 Iranian civilians in two days.  But: from our colleagues to the Golden Globes and Grammys all this has been met with silence, even as they preen over their commitments to human rights elsewhere.

The whole point of the notion of human rights is there should not be one rule of torture for people of one faith or ethnicity and another rule for another—we used to call these concepts universal. The selectivity we see from our elites is exactly why there are post-World War II laws and declarations on human rights and genocide. The silent are in league with those that caused us to create universal norms in the first place. Sadly, Hollywood used to understand that silence equals death. It no longer does.

A genocide against Christians in Nigeria is taking place. This week one attack there killed at least 170 people.&nbsp; Most of the slaughter is from the Islamist organization Boko Haram.&nbsp; For those that don&rsquo;t know, Boko Haram means &ldquo;Western civilization is sacrilege.&rdquo;
Last month, the leadership of Iran mowed down at least 30,000 Iranian civilians in two days.&nbsp; But: from our colleagues to the Golden Globes and Grammys all this has been met with silence, even as they preen over their commitments to human rights elsewhere.
The whole point of the notion of human rights is there should not be one rule of torture for people of one faith or ethnicity and another rule for another&mdash;we used to call these concepts universal. The selectivity we see from our elites is exactly why there are post-World War II laws and declarations on human rights and genocide. The silent are in league with those that caused us to create universal norms in the first place. Sadly, Hollywood used to understand that silence equals death. It no longer does.

Seth Leibsohn: Our Human Rights Hypocrisy

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Americans have been appalled — and rightly so — by the scope and scale of the fraud uncovered in Minnesota. Now, it looks like there’s a lot more to come: this time, from California.

Eighteen percent of America’s home health care billing comes from Los Angeles County, which claims almost 2,000 hospice agencies. That’s more than 36 six states combined — and 30 times more than the whole state of Florida or New York.

One investigator examined the cluster of 287 hospice providers in a two-mile radius. Some addresses led to strip malls, a wrecking yard and a vacant lot. One doctor billed taxpayers $120,000,000 in a year, claiming to treat 1,900 patients.

Brazen corruption flourishes in one-party states that glorify big government without oversight or transparency. Taxpayers deserve better. Let’s hope they get it –soon..

Americans have been appalled &mdash; and rightly so &mdash; by the scope and scale of the fraud uncovered in Minnesota. Now, it looks like there&rsquo;s a lot more to come: this time, from California.
Eighteen percent of America&rsquo;s home health care billing comes from Los Angeles County, which claims almost 2,000 hospice agencies. That&rsquo;s more than 36 six states combined &mdash; and 30 times more than the whole state of Florida or New York.
One investigator examined the cluster of 287 hospice providers in a two-mile radius. Some addresses led to strip malls, a wrecking yard and a vacant lot. One doctor billed taxpayers $120,000,000 in a year, claiming to treat 1,900 patients.
Brazen corruption flourishes in one-party states that glorify big government without oversight or transparency. Taxpayers deserve better. Let&rsquo;s hope they get it &ndash;soon..

Carol Platt Liebau: Golden State Corruption

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Dennis Prager with George Gilder on 'Life After Google.'

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