Rick Amato

America's Trust In Big Tech Is Seriously Misplaced

According to a January 2020 report from the Morning Consult, trust is a scarce resource in our nation. Only a measly 8 percent of those surveyed stated they trust the news media “a lot” to do the right thing. For the government, the number is even lower—a paltry 7 percent—while Wall Street and Hollywood rank even worse. But those figures beg the question: what do Americans trust? Is it our social institutions, our police, our leaders? The issue cuts to the core of the American psyche, revealing the things our society values, and what we don't. But more than that, it shows who we believe will do the right thing. The answer, as it turns out, is certainly alarming. More than our teachers, religious leaders, and even the President of the United States, Americans place their faith in Big Tech.

The Politics of Tragedy: Taking Aim At Palin, Beck & The TEA Party

Greetings Friends, "The three biggest fears democrats have heading into 2012 are Sara Palin, the TEA Party and Glenn Beck. Don't get me wrong Rush is of course a giant name but it is Palin, TEA Party and Beck that concerns them the most right now." -Joseph Weber, Congressional Correspondent The Washington Times

Exclusive: 1 On 1 With Sheriff Joe Arpaio

That is what Sheriff Joe Arpaio told me recently as he bristled at the growing number of pending investigations and lawsuits brought against him by the U.S. government and various open border groups accusing Arpaio of civil rights violations, abuse of power and racial profiling.