Chad Wolf

Senator Mike Lee, a conservative champion from Utah, joins renowned Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz to delve into the implications of Trump's recent pardons for January 6 defendants, which D.C. appears to be neglecting. The discussion highlights the complexities of these pardons and their potential future impact on governance. Chad Wolf and Jen Pellegrino from the America First Policy Institute also weigh in on how these executive actions shape Trump's administration. They question media narratives around preemptive pardons and accountability within the justice system.

Chad Wolf, the former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security under Trump, shares his perspectives on border policies and national security. He critiques Biden's asylum rules and discusses the implications of illegal immigration on public safety. Wolf delves into China's surveillance tactics, especially after the spy balloon incident, and emphasizes the need for a tougher U.S. stance on China. He also explores the controversial Wuhan lab leak and its potential effects on U.S.-China relations, calling for effective reforms within the Department of Homeland Security.

Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and executive director of the America First Policy Institute, shares insights on Trump's potential actions within his Cabinet. Jenn Pellegrino, the institute's chief spokesperson, discusses how they influenced Trump's team. Senator Mike Lee addresses the unaddressed pardons for January 6 defendants. Together, they navigate the challenges and implications of America First policies, including tough stances on immigration and drug cartels, shedding light on political dynamics at play.

Arizona GOP Rep. Andy Biggs highlights alarming trends regarding unaccompanied migrant children missing under the Biden administration, stressing the need for better child protection measures. Chad Wolf, former acting DHS Secretary, critiques key officials' absence at critical hearings, emphasizing national security concerns. Montana GOP Rep. Matt Rosendale discusses fiscal responsibility in government, advocating for smarter spending amidst escalating border issues. The conversation underscores systemic failures in protecting vulnerable minors and calls for urgent reforms in immigration policy.

Tommy Tuberville, a U.S. Senator and former college football coach, joins as he discusses the race for Senate Majority Leader, rallying support for Senator Rick Scott's agenda. Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, shares insights on Governor Kristi Noem’s new role and the significance of strong leadership in border security. The conversation dives into critical appointments and the implications for national policies, emphasizing Republican unity and the evolving dynamics in Senate leadership post-Trump.