Joining the discussion are Mike Davis, an attorney focused on election integrity, Alex deGrasse, a political analyst with insights on House races, Scott Pressler, a grassroots mobilization expert, and Congressman Andy Biggs. They dive into Arizona's electoral climate and the implications of the Attorney General's actions against Trump. The guests emphasize the challenges of voter misinformation and mobilization efforts, particularly in Republican circles, and stress the importance of grassroots organization amid concerns over voter suppression tactics in the upcoming elections.

In this panel discussion, Congressmen Chip Roy, Eli Crane, Andy Biggs, and Cory Mills address the significant implications of the recent assassination attempt on President Trump. They delve into failures within government agencies like the Secret Service, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform. The lawmakers also highlight security risks faced by public figures, the importance of transparency, and the urgency of citizen engagement in political processes. Their insights shed light on broader concerns regarding accountability and national security.

Arizona Republican Congressman Andy Biggs joins the show to discuss Hunter Biden's subpoena defiance, strange Christmas video by Jill Biden and the official dates for Jimmy Failla's 'Everybody Calm Down Tour'. They also talk about fear mongering by the media, California's problems worsened by Newsom, lack of leadership in the White House, climate change as a tool for control, and the media's treatment of Hunter Biden's allegations.

Arizona Republican Congressman Andy Biggs and Tomi Lahren, host of Outkick's 'Tomi Lahren is Fearless,' join the podcast. They discuss why progressive Democrats are abandoning President Biden, the true motivations behind the pro-Palestinian protests, and the upcoming debate between Governor Ron DeSantis and Governor Gavin Newsom.

Arizona Republican Congressman Andy Biggs and retired NYPD inspector Paul Mauro discuss President Biden's decision to commemorate 9/11 in Alaska instead of NYC or Washington D.C., criticizing it as insulting to the victims' families. They also shed light on the evolution of public safety in NYC since 9/11 and discuss topics like abortion limits, New Mexico Governor's actions on the 2nd Amendment, and the benefits of fossil fuels. The hosts express disappointment at Biden's absence on 9/11 and critique his behavior and performance as President.