The speech already has 4 million views on Facebook

From Mediaite, “The hosts of ESPN’s SportsNation accused Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly of racism after he angrily shoved a black assistant coach during their Halloween game against Temple.”

Chris is the editor of the Conservative Book Club

From the NY Post, “A whopping 20 percent of Republican primary voters are military veterans. No wonder GOP presidential candidates are making the scandal-plagued Veterans Affairs Department a campaign issue.”

From the National Review, “I firmly believe that the conservative-media revolution has caused the liberal media to abandon any pretense of objectivity and fairness and actively advocate on the Left’s behalf.”

From the Wall Street Journal, “When even Carl Bernstein is slamming CNBC’s handling of the Republican debate, you know someone’s head is going to roll.”

Steve Sanetti is the President of the National         Shooting Sports Foundation 

From the LA Times, “Under fire from law enforcement groups across the country, director Quentin Tarantino said Tuesday that his remarks condemning police brutality have been misrepresented to “demonize” him and deflect attention away from the issue.”

Brian Kilmeade’s new book, “Thomas Jefferson     and the Tripoli Pirates: The Forgotten War That Changed American History”

From The Hill, “GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Saturday labeled the moderator of Wednesday’s much-maligned CNBC Republican presidential debate a “dope” and a “fool.”

From the Chicago Tribune, “A robbery was thwarted at a Southwest Side corner store Saturday night when a patron with a concealed carry license shot and killed an armed robber, authorities said.”

Courtesy of The Wrap: “After a week of silence and rising police outrage, Quentin Tarantino has let colleagues know he intends to apologize for his comments calling police officers “murderers.”