Victor Davis Hanson speaks at length with former deputy prime minister John Anderson about the US election, fraud, misleading polls and the two Americas. After that, listen to a surreptitiously recorded class in which Detroit poll workers are explicitly instructed how to produce the 'votes' Joe Biden needed

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There are legal actions to be resolved and recounts too, but colour me a dark and pessimistic soul if I don't see any hope of the US presidential election's result being overturned. At the end of the day, even acknowledging the likelihood of sweeping ballot fraud, what really did in Donald Trump was the China virus

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The recent death of Rosalind Morrison saw the chatelaine of Madresfield Court recalled by friends and obituarists as the epitome of public-spirited service to her county. It is, however, her friendship with Evelyn Waugh that will be the more durable legacy, as it was her family, its various members and a great scandal that are mirrored in 'Brideshead Revisited'

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Nearly half a millennium separates Michelangelo’s Pieta from Andres Serrano’s Piss Christ. Exquisitely carved from marble, Michelangelo’s masterpiece depicts Christ, recently crucified, lying dead in his mother’s lap. Serrano’s puerile provocation demonstrates, just as Sir Kenneth Clark foresaw, how very far and deep Western values and civilisation have slipped

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The air, this day of days, feels different. It smells different. Are we the only survivors? Are there others like us who have survived the Orange Armageddon and the four-year zombie onslaught of frothing, red-necked, orc-like Deplorables? Is the nightmare really over and power restored to those with 'studies' degrees whose birthright is to wield it?

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There is some truth to the ABC's claim that it is the 'most trusted' news source in the nation. Trusted, that is, by viewers who share the national broadcaster's port-canted perspective on, well, everything. And trusted to remain true to form by those who long ago concluded bias is its the stock in trade. On Twitter, '4Corners' executive producer Sally Neighbour validates that latter view rather neatly

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The presidential election is being put to bed with the usual lullaby of stock phrases enjoining voters to set aside their election day differences and reunite in amity and good fellowship. That Democrats didn't do that after 2016 isn't mentioned, which further illustrates why Trump is such a despised oddity -- a Republican who declined to play by the Left's rules and gave as good as he got

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In the ABC's just-released Annual Report, Chair Ita Buttrose has some kind words for 'At Home Alone Together', allegedly a 'comedic' series that insists there is humour in skits about using hotel corridors as lavatories, bestiality, gang bangs and very big penises. I'd like her to explain why such fare is suitable viewing for 15-year-olds

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Joe Biden's handlers would have you believe -- and this is but one example of the line they expect Americans to swallow -- that ghetto districts in Milwaukee voted in numbers greater than 90% of the electoral roll. Some would accept such wonders in the name of good manners and observed convention. Donald Trump isn't cut from such cloth

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The proposed abortion 'reforms' are an abomination, yet where are those who should be leading the opposition? The Liberals, to their shame, are pushing the changes. The churches have quit the field, and the media, well it is churning out the usual 'victims of rape" and 'coathanger' cliches. That leaves it to people of good conscience to take up the fight

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