Blue Sky is the next big Twitter killer, or at least that's what the left wants you to believe.

Hey, everybody, I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott.

This is Right Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, Scott, I know you'll appreciate this.

We're both big fans of the James Brooks movie Broadcast News starring Albert Brooks, no relation, I don't think.

But the one scene that always springs to my mind is when the exasperated news division

chief says to Holly Hunter's character, who's just this hyper OCD segment producer, he says,

must be nice to always believe you know better and always think you're the smartest person

of the room.

And Holly Hunter, you can see she's about to snap back at him with some wise-ass remark.

And then her face changes all of a sudden.

And she says, no, it's awful.

It's awful.

And this is the moment of clarity that our progressive friends need to have when it comes

to Twitter Slayers or X Slayers, I guess I should say.

In this case, Blue Sky. Gentlemen, the Atlantic, which I have to read for work, okay?

It's part of my job. The magazine McLeon themselves yet again. It was an article headlined

The Right has a blue sky problem. And for those

who don't know, which would be the overwhelming majority of sending up beings, blue sky is this

progressive alternative to X. Now, it's a real problem. Yeah, yeah, it's, they've got literally tens of

users since the election. Actually, it's something like 10 million, but I mean, that's actually a drop in the

bucket. And that number might be an exaggeration for reasons I'll get to in a minute. But Bill,

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