In New York yesterday during the morning commute, a man tried to set off a bombshell and

instead blew himself up. The man was later identified as a CNN reporter. Authorities say the explosive

device was what they call a pipe dream bomb, made out of hastily assembled bits of nonsense about

Russia, unprovable charges of sexual harassment, and absurd stories from anonymous sources about

how much diet coke the president drinks. Fortunately, the president was unharmed by the blast,

but the CNN anchor had his credibility blown clean off along with his testicles. Investigators say

the CNN journalist was not alone wolf, but was in fact part of a larger organization

called CNN. The operatives there have apparently been inspired by watching anti-American videos made

by ISIS, the Democrat Party, and Hollywood, including this propaganda from one sinister source.

I had a boyfriend many years ago. He was my first boyfriend who had his own house.

And one day, I went outside to see what he was doing, and he was hoisting an American flag

up the flag pole in his front yard. And I instantly felt very weird. It didn't make sense,

but I felt this feeling of like, I felt scared. Yeah, I felt scared.

It's chilling. I know the authorities have advised New Yorkers and all other Americans to be on the

lookout for anyone who looks like a Middle Eastern male, a movie actor, or a mainstream journalist.

However, police don't want to spread panic and say it's unlikely you will actually see anyone

from CNN unless you're watching them on television, which almost never happens. Trigger warning

on Andrew Clayvin and this is the Andrew Clayvin Show.

All right, we have Jonah Goldberg here today who is from the National Review. One of my favorite

political writers, he really is. And yet, I disagree with him a lot on Trump. So we had a really

interesting conversation. It was pre-taped. The male bag is tomorrow. And you've got to get

questions in because I'm traveling all day today, and I'll be flying back tomorrow morning.

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