My critics accuse me of being an unserious comedian who is light on policy. So, today, in the last video segment of 2019, I propose several constitutional amendments empowering me to decide who lives and who dies — ya’ know — for the holidays!

My critics accuse me of being an unserious comedian who is light on policy. So, today, in the last video segment of 2019, I propose several constitutional amendments empowering me to decide who lives and who dies — ya’ know — for the holidays!

Today, civil libertarian candidate for President, defines stupid. Special guest appearance by committed listener Andrew Asnes, and Joke of the Nite goes to Andy Haynes.

Today, civil libertarian candidate for President, defines stupid. Special guest appearance by committed listener Andrew Asnes, and Joke of the Nite goes to Andy Haynes.

Today, civil libertarian candidate for President, Mark Whitney, explains what Aaron Sorkin, who wrote “The Social Network” has in common with the Commissioners Of Citrus County, Florida who do not want the New York Times in their county. MarkWhitney.com

Today, civil libertarian candidate for President, Mark Whitney, explains what Aaron Sorkin, who wrote “The Social Network” has in common with the Commissioners Of Citrus County, Florida who do not want the New York Times in their county. MarkWhitney.com

NEW · Puritan Mike Pence Democrats Killed Katie Hill & Al Franken · Today, civil libertarian for President, Mark Whitney, says Katie Hill is a victim of a sick system because who you sleep with is none of anybody’s business. Plus,

NEW · Puritan Mike Pence Democrats Killed Katie Hill & Al Franken · Today, civil libertarian for President, Mark Whitney, says Katie Hill is a victim of a sick system because who you sleep with is none of anybody’s business. Plus,

Bill Maher & Stephen Colbert turn on Democrats and civil libertarian candidate for President, Mark Whitney says he would sign a Federal law allowing NCAA-regulated athletes to be paid.

MaBill Maher & Stephen Colbert turn on Democrats and civil libertarian candidate for President, Mark Whitney says he would sign a Federal law allowing NCAA-regulated athletes to be paid.