White House Chronicle

News Analysis With a Sense of Humor

  • Home
  • King’s Commentaries
  • Random Features
  • Photos
  • Public Speaker
  • WHC Episodes
  • About WHC
  • Carrying Stations
  • ME/CFS Alert
  • Contact Us

Flipping Out for Llewellyn King

December 21, 2010 by White House Chronicle 4 Comments

Patrick Ferise, a producer of P.O.T.U.S. on Sirius XM, often packs a Flip camera and shoots for the radio show’s Web site.

Last Friday, Ferise pulled out his Flip during “White House Chronicle” Host Llewellyn King’s weekly in-studio talk with P.O.T.U.S. Host Joe Mathieu. Ferise posted King’s remarks on immigration and the Dream Act, and President Obama’s Afghanistan strategy, which drew these comments:

Omar Abhari: Love Llewellyn King. Can you please do me a favor though? Can you somehow get him to say “Ministry of Love” and “Big Brother” at some point during his next visit. A while back, instead of re-reading “1984,” I got the audio version and the narrator sounds just like him!

Kristina Slagle: Thanks for posting!!

Tina Flatt Winsett: How I wish everyone in and reporting on Washington was as straightforward and no-nonsense as Mr. King. Loved his very apt description of the C Street house and its inhabitants!

Herb Klinker: What a treasure is Llewellyn King! I could listen to him for hours. His perspective today on Obama and Afghanistan was particularly poignant!

Email, RSS Follow
Email

Filed Under: King's Commentaries

Comments

  1. Carolyn says

    December 22, 2010 at 9:18 pm

    I love my XM radio and I listen to POTUS every day. Llewellyn King is absolutely the best of the best. There just isn’t anyone better. I am learning so much from his show. Thank you so much for everything!

    Reply
  2. Carolyn says

    December 22, 2010 at 9:18 pm

    I love my XM radio and I listen to POTUS every day. Llewellyn King is absolutely the best of the best. There just isn’t anyone better. I am learning so much from his show. Thank you so much for everything!

    Reply
  3. Jonathan Carroll says

    February 25, 2011 at 1:18 am

    I live for his weekly XM Serius sessions.

    He is truly King.

    Hmm…where is Les Kinsolving these days?

    Reply
  4. Jonathan Carroll says

    February 25, 2011 at 1:18 am

    I live for his weekly XM Serius sessions.

    He is truly King.

    Hmm…where is Les Kinsolving these days?

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

White House Chronicle on Social

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Vimeo
  • YouTube
In Airline Travel, Buckle Up for Discomfort, Indifference

In Airline Travel, Buckle Up for Discomfort, Indifference

Llewellyn King

You can see them everywhere at this time of year: People who have a hollowed-out look. They are people who have endured the agony of airline flights, from buying a ticket in an online minefield of dynamic pricing and extra charges to having their hopes blown up. They are the victims of post-flight syndrome, PFS. […]

A Novel Adventure Through William & Mary’s Extraordinary Past

A Novel Adventure Through William & Mary’s Extraordinary Past

Llewellyn King

The venerable College of William & Mary, located in Williamsburg, Virginia, might want to beef up its admissions office staff because a tidal wave of students may soon hit the campus. Founded in 1693, it is the second-oldest college, after Harvard University (1636). It is the setting — indeed, the star — of an astounding […]

We Need to Hear What the Democratic Socialists Have in Mind

We Need to Hear What the Democratic Socialists Have in Mind

Llewellyn King

Historically, in parts of the British Isles, there were shortages of family names, which is why a disproportionate number of the Welsh are called Evans, Jones or Williams. Yes, my first name is Welsh, but I believe we were of untrammeled English stock with possibly a smidgen of Dutch. I mention these things because names, […]

The Decline in the Art of Creative Swearing

The Decline in the Art of Creative Swearing

Llewellyn King

Mark Twain wrote an essay on the decay in the art of lying. His conclusion was that you had better have a damn good memory. Oscar Wilde wrote an essay — in the form of a philosophical dialogue — on the same subject, but he was trying to prove that art didn’t need to be […]

Copyright © 2026 · White House Chronicle Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in