4 Must See Comedy Videos With Brilliant Insights

May 26, 2024 — Humor

Great comedy often features brilliant insights, so I thought I’d share some videos providing valuable perspectives on Vice President Kamala Harris, America’s pro-Palestinian campus protesters, and the hypocrisy of Hollywood.

The post also features a podcast interview with Columbia student Marie Adele Grosso, who was among the Columbia encampment students arrested and was previously featured in the New York Times. An opportunity to see and hear for yourself the wisdom and knowledge of a college pro-Palestinian protester.

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New York Times: All the Adultery That’s Fit to Print

May 24, 2024 — Media, People, Politics

The New York Times’ damning takedown of Nicole Shanahan, the running mate of independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., revealed as much about the former newspaper of record’s institutional character as it did about Shanahan’s.

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China’s Deserved Electric Vehicles Supremacy

May 22, 2024 — Business, Politics, Technology

President Biden recently slimed China’s communist government and its automotive industry entrepreneurs with a false accusation they achieved their EV supremacy because they cheated. In fact, China achieved its EV supremacy because that country’s communist government is run by bureaucrats who run circles around the Biden Administration’s energy and transportation officials and its EV automotive leaders put GM’s and Ford’s to shame.

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UAW’s Embrace and Promotion of Antisemitism

May 17, 2024 — Antisemitism

Critics of President Biden’s decision to halt weapons shipments to Israel say he was kowtowing to the antisemitic supporters of the Democratic Party. Among the most die-hard antisemitic supporters is the UAW, whose endorsement Biden coveted and ultimately received.

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California Profits From Michigan’s Decline

May 15, 2024 — Business, Politics

Michigan has been on a downward trajectory for many years. GM CEO Mary Barra just drove another nail in her state’s economic coffin and reaffirmed that news of California’s technology leadership death is greatly exaggerated.

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The Ties That Bind Google and UAW Workers

May 9, 2024 — Business, People, Technology

Google was long hailed as the gold standard of what was once known as HR management. It’s telling how much in common Google employees share with UAW autoworkers these days, including some similarities that are very unflattering.

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Ford University: Higher Ed for Auto Sales & Service

May 7, 2024 — Business, Media, Technology

Determining how best to harness and apply AI is all the rage these days, and CEOs are paid the big bucks because of their supposedly superior smarts to figure it out. At Ford, whose CEO Jim Farley received more than $60 million in compensation these past three years, the company plans to use AI to create Hollywood quality “edutainment” videos that it hopes will steal viewers from Netflix and Amazon and bolster the sales and service capabilities of its dealerships.

Let’s just say I’m a tad skeptical.

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President Biden’s Miserably Failing EV Transition

May 5, 2024 — People, Politics, Technology

If American taxpayers had even an inkling of the ineptitude of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and the billions they are squandering, President Biden would be forced to immediately fire the cabinet members he’s entrusted to oversee his EV ambitions and dreams.

The linked commentary is intended to sound the alarm in wake of Elon Musk’s bizarro decision to fire Tesla’s 500-person A-list team responsible for the care and feeding of the EV maker’s vaunted Supercharging network.

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