Can Taylor Swift Upend Hollywood? (and more)

Swifties and their favorite star have given the movie theater chain AMC a much needed boost—and may change the face of entertainment in the process.

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Good morning, everyone. It’s been a busy week. While I was coaching my 10-year old son’s team, which was wrapping up their tackle football season, I made my debut in Fox News.

The article, which you can READ HERE, discusses how Taylor Swift’s deal with AMC may turn out to be an even bigger deal than many realize.

While that article was going up, another article I wrote was going live on AIER, which discusses why Pfizer’s new Covid vaccine is 500% (!!) more expensive. (I’ll share that article on here later this week, but if you want a sneak peek, here’s the link.)

Finally, The Epoch Times ran my article on The Movie Disney and China Do Not Want You To See (the article is paywalled, but you can watch the video of the story at the bottom, if you haven’t yet).

To boot, Rand Paul RTed my article on Dr. Fauci and their war of words on gain-of-function (and Senator Paul is now following me on X.); and I also made my first appearance on The Bob Harden Show (you can listen to that below).

All in all it was a good week. Want to know the best part though? My 10-year-old won his playoff game 14-6. He ran in a 30-yard touchdown, scored on a two-point conversation on a pass reception, and intercepted a pass in the 4th quarter.

It wasn’t just that my boy had a good game, our whole team played great. I’ll assume that most people reading this never coached 4th grade football, but let me tell you: it’s a lot of work. More than I expected. But coaching those boys was a privilege, and one I took seriously. Coaching is an opportunity to make a positive impact in a young person’s life; to teach them not just football, but values and attitudes that will carry them through life.

Watching those boys bond and persevere all season long was special. Teaching them to work, focus, and persist beyond what they believed was impactful—on me.

It’s an experience I’ll never forget.