McBlog with Bob McCoskrie
Watch Bob McCoskrie’s ‘bite-sized’ McBlog videos, where he discusses the latest issues to do with media, politics, family issues, gender ideology, and important social debates. Expect Bob to pull no punches as he digs into the issues that matter. Watch McBlog on all the main social and digital platforms.
McBLOG: Abortions on the increase in NZ 🙁
The Ministry of Health has just released the latest abortion statistics. We take a look at the latest disturbing trends plus the dumb (and woke) ...
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McBLOG: Canada’s 6-year experiment with euthanasia
Euthanasia became legal in Canada in 2016. If we want to see where New Zealand could be headed , then looking at the trend of ...
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McBLOG: Pressure to push gender ideology on preschoolers
A parent who is also an ECE (early childhood education) teacher told us at a recent parents' meeting that there is pressure on ECE centers ...
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McBLOG: Britney reveals uncomfortable truths about abortion
Britney Spears has revealed she had an abortion while she was dating Justin Timberlake. But contrary to the narrative that the media and the pro-abortion ...
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McBLOG: Reporting from Israel
In today's McBlog, we speak again to kiwi David Silver live from Israel. David runs a ministry called Out Of Zion Ministries.
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McBLOG: A masterclass in media training
The leader of the Conservative party in Canada, Pierre Poilievre, recently gave a masterclass on how to handle left-wing media and journalists. The video went ...
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McBLOG: Canada’s cannabis chaos 5 years on
In October 2018, Canada was the first G-20 nation to legalise recreational cannabis. Five years on, public health experts say legalisation hasn’t created any health ...
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McBLOG: A ‘clean slate’ for politicians?
Do our dumb actions as teenagers disqualify us from leadership? Do even our past actions as adults permanently disqualify us? Or does it depend on ...
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McBLOG: The minor parties – where to from here?
Despite the optimism, the significant effort of time and expense, the passion, the utter hard slog, the results are in for the minor parties. Politics ...
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McBLOG: It’s business as usual
As we await the final count and watch the make-up of a National-led Government under Christopher Luxon’s leadership, not a lot will change for Family ...
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McBlog: Raised voice a form of child abuse?
A new study came out last week that claims that shouting at children or using a raised voice can be as damaging as physical or ...
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McBLOG: Israel under attack
Israel is under attack. "Shooting babies in front of their parents" ... "it's a crime against humanity". In today's McBlog, we speak to kiwi David Silver ...
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McBLOG: Who I’m voting for in this election
Voting according to your values is a privilege, go ahead and use it accordingly. So, here's who I'm voting for in this election. Well, you ...
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McBLOG: Family Dinners – Your kids want you there for dinner
Recent research published in the Journal of Family Psychology continues to endorse just how important the dinner table is, as well as the presence of ...
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McBLOG: What Chris said in the 2nd debate
Last week was the 2nd Leader’s Debate between Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and the person who wants to be the next Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. ...
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McBLOG: Only the man would defend women
A recent TVNZ debate for young voters featured six panelists (including four current MPs). Just one of the panelists was male. But it was the ...
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McBLOG: Radical abortion group highlights who NOT to vote for
ALRANZ (Abortion Rights Aotearoa) are a tiny activist group that are radically pro-abortion and have an American activist as their leader. They've released their list ...
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McBLOG: The Government’s trans ‘role model’ for your 9 y/o
One of the books that the Ministry of Education and Family Planning recommend for your 9 year old to read as part of the RSE ...
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McBLOG: US Catholic School sexuality & gender guidelines should surprise no-one
Over 100 Catholic schools in Cleveland (USA) have set out clear guidelines for sexuality and gender based on Catholic teaching – and they should be ...
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McBLOG: Some interesting answers from Chris
Chris vs Chris - National party leader Chris Luxon vs Prime Minister and Labour leader Chris Hipkins in the first Leaders Debate. But who won ...
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McBLOG: Voice To Parliament (Australia) will divide, not unite – John Anderson
On the same day as our General Election here in New Zealand, Australians will also be going to the polling booth to have their say ...
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McBLOG: Mum speaks up for fairness in sports taken to court
Australian Kirralie Smith is a passionate wife and mother who challenges Australia’s political leaders to protect children, parents’ rights, women’s spaces and services, sport, the ...
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McBLOG: TVNZ’s ‘Vote Compass’ & its bias
TVNZ has just launched its voting tool to help you see which political party you may align with. But rather than being a sharp tool ...
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McBLOG: Will we see this documentary in New Zealand?
Australia's 7News called it “the most controversial story of the year as Spotlight uncovers the irreparable damage being visited on a generation of confused kids ...
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McBLOG: Did Chris Hipkins just seal his demise?
“There was no compulsory vaccination” ... Hmm, I have a feeling that with that one statement Prime Minister Chris Hipkins just all but confirmed his ...
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McBLOG: The public view of gender ideology that the media won’t share
What do Kiwis think about gender ideology? In schools, in sports, getting teachers deregistered because they won’t use preferred pronouns and tell a biological lie, ...
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McBLOG: Labour female politicians struggle to define woman
Over the last week, there have been two Labour politicians who have struggled to define or understand what a woman is – one an ex-Prime ...
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Why Fathers matter, on Father’s Day and year round
It's Father's Day this Sunday. Fathers matter, on Father's Day and year round. Here's a special message for Father's Day (previously released in 2021) - a short message ...
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McBLOG: Meet Canadian pro-lifer Quiana
Quiana Casamayor is from the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform. Having started in the pro-life movement as volunteer herself, she now equips volunteers with the ...
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McBLOG: Waaaay way beyond the birds and the bees
There’s a new government-funded app out called "Te Puāwaitanga: Beyond the Birds and Bees", and you should tread very carefully before allowing your child to ...
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McBLOG: Chris Hipkins’ divisive speech on “unity”
Chris Hipkins turned up to do a speech yesterday. It was supposed to be about 'unity' and refusing to talk about the so-called 'culture wars'. ...
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McBLOG: Protecting kids from drag queens isn’t “vilification” (Australia)
In early 2020, two drag queens sued Australian family advocate Lyle Shelton for “vilification”. His alleged crime was to write a blog that highlighted that ...
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McBLOG: Media excited about marriage?
Last week the media were talking about something they don’t normally talk about – marriage. So what was it that got the media so excited ...
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McBLOG: Transgender agenda on the campaign trail
Political leaders are suddenly talking about gender on the campaign trail. In fact, some political leaders who support gender ideology are suddenly questioning gender ideology. ...
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McBLOG: Check out our new voting guide just released
Value Your Vote - Election 2023 is here. Our Value Your Vote resource will help you vote for candidates and parties that share your values.
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McBLOG: Nicola Willis’ decisive indecisiveness
The deputy leader of the National party made some encouraging remarks recently about the role of parents in sexuality education and where the school fits ...
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McBLOG: United they stand, divided they…
There’s quite a line up of conservative-leaning minor parties that want your vote at the General Election. What happens if you like them all but ...
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McBLOG: The overreach of ‘hate speech’ laws
If you’re concerned about the overreach of hate speech laws, then you only need to look overseas to see that your fears are quite legitimate.
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McBLOG: Euthanasia threat for the disabled
So what happens when you combine disability, cost and euthanasia. You only need to look at Canada to see where we may be headed, and ...
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McBLOG: A celebrity finds his backbone on gender ideology
Ne-Yo is a 43 year old Grammy-winning American singer, songwriter, actor, dancer, and record producer. He recently shared his thoughts on gender identity where he ...
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McBLOG: Ban on cellphones in schools a good policy
It may just be that the National party have been watching StraightTalk – our live current affairs show on Monday night. That’s because we stated ...
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McBLOG: Almost-Snow White and er… only 1 dwarf?
Disney’s live-action remake of its 1937 animated classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, where Snow White isn't strictly Snow White, and there's only 1 ...
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McBLOG: Social conservatives are happier & healthier
New surveys in the USA show that high school boys are trending conservative. High school girls are becoming more socially liberal. However, that all changes ...
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McBLOG: Banking on wokeness & cancel culture
It’s pretty hard to do life without a bank account. With our move to a cashless world, having a bank account has become an essential ...
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McBLOG: The legacy of the anti-smacking law is clear to see
"School violence on the rise: Thousands of students stood-down or suspended for physically assaulting peers each year." Are you surprised? You shouldn’t be. Children born ...
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