Dems' War on Voter Integrity, America Hits Peak Trans, Guests: Sen. Joni Ernst, Rep. Byron Donalds

On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast, New York City Mayor Eric Adams is trying to make it legal for a million illegal aliens to vote in local elections. Combine this with the Democrats' renewed push for H.R. 1 and it looks like the attack on our voting system is getting more intense. The trans hysteria might have hit its peak as Univ. of Pennsylvania male-to-female swimmer, Lia Thomas, got beat by a woman named, Isaac, who's a female-to-male trans swimmer competing in the Ivy league as a woman. If you're confused, well, that's the point. Is this the wokest thing of all time? And News Corp is now in on the trans bandwagon: FOX News credited male "Jeopardy!" contestant, Amy Schneider, as being the winningest female of all time, despite the fact that he's a dude (aka m-to-f trans). 20-time major tennis champion Novak Djokovic is now free in Australia, but for how long? Vaccine mandates are still really bad in the Anglo-sphere; Alex breaks down the latest details on the coronavirus - and coronavirus hysteria. Plus, Whole Foods is standing up to BLM and Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) has attacked talk radio for being being hate-filled. Does he actually listen to us or is he just saying what the CNN audience wants him to say? (I think you know the answer to that). Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) is our first guest; she gives us a report from the heartland about what are the top priorities for her constituents. We talk issues from election integrity to the Bidenflation to animal experimentation to night flights of illegal aliens into middle America. Florida Rep. Byron Donalds (R) then joins to talk about the Dems' efforts to wildly loosen voting laws and he explains how Pres. Biden might be killing elderly Floridians. Alex later suggests that Republicans might be getting rolled - or even bought off - if they support the JCPA legislation that appears to be akin to a handout for the establishment media.

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