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Welcome to our VIP feature for Hot Air as well as a members-only show in the Hughniverse! Duane Patterson and I now are doing a Week in Review show for Friday evenings, exclusive to members in both platforms. Duane has been the Generalissimo behind the Hugh Hewitt Show for more than two decades, and we have partnered on weekly commentary since 2007.
What stories topped your priority lists this week? The news that Abdul El-Sayed was born a poor black child leads off our discussion this week, as we survey the results of this week's primaries as well. Did we see the end of TDS in Florida, or just the exposure of the Democrats' intellectual exhaustion? Angie Nixon depantsed the party establishment, and she's vacillating on going The Full Mao now, but Republicans could not have picked a better opponent in a state where Jewish and Cuban voters move elections.
Speaking of El-Sayed, we also take note of the sudden revolt in Dearbornistan. Will black voters really come back to Democrats in Michigan, or have they had enough of Egyptians pretending to be "African" while prioritizing "Palestine"? A brewing uprising in the town may spell real trouble for Democrats, and not just in Michigan.
Karmelo Anthony's new legal team appeared in court earlier today to argue for a new trial. Not only are the odds stacked against that, but new information about Anthony makes this a risky move. We focus more on James Talarico's amateurish and ill-informed pandering on the subject, and through it, get a big whiff of desperation in his pandering to black voters. We also take a quick look at the polling meltdowns in this cycle, and discover that it isn't just limited to 2026.
Be sure to watch it all, and extend the conversation in the comments!
