Criticism of Joe Biden’s 2024 re-election bid isn’t ageist… AND Guest host Jason Chaffetz is here to highlight the president’s year of policy failures

Jimmy is finishing up his much-needed Christmas break, so we gave former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz a call and asked him to guest host Fox Across America. Jason is joined by Director of the Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project Mike Howell, who sheds light on his organization’s decision to sue the CIA over an alleged cover-up regarding the origins of COVID-19. Ohio Secretary of State and GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in the Buckeye State Frank LaRose talks about how every state in the U.S. is now a border state due to the Biden administration’s lenient approach to illegal immigration. GOP Congressional candidate for Virginia’s 7th District Derrick Anderson tells Jason why a growing number of combat veterans such as himself are running for office in the next election. Former Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Washington State Tiffany Smiley explains how President Biden’s policy decisions have failed military families. Founder and Executive Director of Power The Future Daniel Turner enlightens us on all of the good things fossil fuels do for humanity, despite what the climate change warriors want you to believe. Former Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon shares her reaction to 2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s botched response to a voter’s question about what caused the U.S. Civil War. PLUS, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody slams sanctuary city mayors like Eric Adams of New York City and Brandon Johnson of Chicago for only starting to care about the illegal migrant crisis when it began impacting them.

[00:00:00] Jason Chaffetz reacts to Nikki Haley’s Civil War flub

[00:12:50] Mike Howell

[00:20:03] Frank LaRose

[00:38:05] Derrick Anderson

[00:56:33] Tiffany Smiley

[01:14:50] Daniel Turner

[01:24:42] Tudor Dixon

[01:33:14] Florida AG Ashley Moody

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