Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears

Winsome Earle-Sears, the first woman Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and gubernatorial candidate, joins a deep conversation on the implications of a tragic shooting in Minneapolis. They dissect the disturbed mind of the shooter and the complex interplay between mental illness and violence. Earle-Sears discusses her campaign promises, focusing on reducing taxes and supporting police while contrasting her views with those of her progressive opponent. The dialogue highlights the role of faith in societal recovery, underscoring the importance of community and moral principles.

Virginia Lt. Governor discusses upcoming election fears; CIA training Ukrainian soldiers as hit men; Jewish students locked in a college library amid pro-Palestinian protests; Historical significance of Israel and Hamas discussed by authors; Lt. Governor shares importance of election in Virginia; K-12 education struggles and arming oneself debated by columnist; Concerns over increase in anti-Semitism and need for personal security discussed; Potential dispossession and historical parallels drawn by the guests; Ongoing conflict between Israel, Hamas, and Gaza in focus; Potential threat of Iran's nuclear weapons and impending war in the Middle East explored; Concerns over world war, escalating violence, and declining societal values expressed.

Virginia Lt. Governor Winsome Earle-Sears discusses the upcoming election in Virginia, while Edwin Black, author of 'IBM and the Holocaust', talks about the historical significance of Israel and the evil within Hamas. New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz shares her experiences raising Jewish children and the importance of self-defense. Topics covered include voter turnout, safety of Jewish students, rise of Jew hatred, importance of self-defense, and admiration for listeners' fearlessness in speaking the truth.