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The Point A Daily Blog By Shillman Journalism Fellow Daniel Greenfield Releasing Illegal Alien Invaders on "Bail" Means They Never Show Up After Her Office Covered Up Sexual Harassment, Senator Kamala Harris Doubles Down on Kavanaugh-Bashing Bobby O'Rourke: I Don't Need to Give Charity, Running for Office is Charity Enough All About the Benjamins: The More Anti-Semitic Things Rep. Omar Says, The More Money She Gets Newsweek Doubles Down on Fake News About Notre Dame, Mosque Fire

Carly Fiorina tells PEOPLE Donald Trump "missed the point" when he tried to apologize for insulting her looks by calling her "beautiful" during the GOP debate Wednesday. "The point is, whether a man thinks you're homely or a man thinks you're beautiful, it's not a topic of conversation when a woman is trying to do a job – whether it's president of the United States or secretary or anything else," the GOP presidential hopeful tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.

What do "Big Rig Bounty Hunters" and "Swamp People" on History Channel have in common? They both pummeled CNN and MSNBC's brand new shows' debuts last week in the ratings. CNN's attempt to mimic Fox News' hugely successful "The Five" with a five person panel show called (get to) The Point" seems to have crashed and burned in spectacular fashion. The week-long tryout at 10:00 PM ET, in place of an Anderson Cooper repeat, was dead last in cable news ratings, finishing behind CNNHLN and CNBC.

Ninth Court Of Appeals The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit would easily become the laughingstock of the judicial world if it were not for the fact that its rulings affect so many people and institutions. Rulings by the 9th apply to the nine westernmost states. In the last several years, the 9th has led other courts in the number of decisions overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. In the most recent session, the nation's highest court ruled on 80 cases. Twenty-five of those were from the 9th. The remaining 55 cases came from the other 12 circuits...

I wasn't going to address this and then I thought "what the heck?" Several days before Christmas -- and please note, I said "Christmas" and not "the holiday season" and that alone will anger the liberals -- a collection of obscure groups and individuals made a desperate plea for attention. They launched a campaign to pressure advertisers of this station because of this two-minute segment, The Point. Gasp! I've got opinion in my opinion segment. And not only that, but it presents only one point-of-view. (Segment on tape - scene from "Casablanca") Rick: "How can you close me up? On...

I really like this guy. I watch him regularly on channel 13 in Portland, Maine. He holds nothing back. He's been especially good all week long. Tonight he took on more than 100 Democratic Senators and Representatives who threatened Sinclair over its airing of "Stolen Honor." He names names. He has a link for 103 Dems who tried to censor the network.

Why the Swift Boat Vets (SBV) Cannot LoseThe SBV have thoroughly documented their complaints.John Kerry could quickly refute many of the SBV complaints by signing Form 180 which would make all his military records available to the public... but only if the SBV complaints are false.If Kerry's military records further verify the SBV complaints then Kerry has a motive for not signing Form 180.The main stream media will go to great lengths to obfuscate The Point -- explained below. Instead, they'll report on any number of A points. A points are half truths taken out of context from The Point...

Just hours after Operation Iraqi Freedom began, forces loyal to Saddam Hussein launched the first Scud missile of this war. The Scud is a missile banned from Iraq by the UN Security Council, is a missile Iraq claims it doesn’t possess and is a missile that Hans Blix and his band of Keystone Inspectors couldn’t locate. However, the Scud is nothing compared to the 100 acre chemical weapons facility discovered in An Najaf, 90 miles south of Baghdad. This facility, the size of 75 football fields, also managed to escape the notice of Hans Blix. The next sound we should...