🎙️ Once again the left has given the American people a bait-and-switch with the promise of “moderate Democrats” in VA and NJ. We walk through how that brand gets sold, why it keeps working in purple places, and what happens the minute governing power shows up. Virginia Governor Spanberberger shows how a “most bipartisan” claim turns into a very different set of priorities once the ink is dry.

🐘 Border Czar Tom Homan explains how the same enforcement tools that were treated as normal for decades are now used as a political weapon. He walks us through how the rhetoric shifted, why “enforce the law” became controversial, and why he thinks so much of the outrage is less about policy and more about denying wins—no matter what it costs in public safety.

🌽 Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins discusses a year of governing and the White House efforts on warp-speed execution. Namely: trade, prices, inputs, exports, and making sure America stays the breadbasket for ourselves and the rest of the world. Then Rollins lays out why the administration wants real food back on plates, why whole milk is returning to schools, and how the old low-fat dogma flipped incentives in the worst direction.

00:00 - Dems reveal their moderates were a bait-and-switch

04:02 - Spanberger drops her moderate face

07:15 - The campaign ad pitch vs the record

15:40 - Mikie Sherrill rhetoric ramps up

20:06 - Eric Swalwell on ICE and law enforcement

25:57 - Border Czar Tom Homan

42:41 - Davos, Greenland talk, and Macron’s sunglasses

51:21 - King of the Hill: Steve Schmidt vs Rick Wilson

59:34 - Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins

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