In this installment, Alex gets mad about tech problems playing a fake video and predicts the assassinations of Trump and Biden. They discuss disappointing Doritos flavor and 'One Piece' manga. They also address controversial Tintin comics and Marjorie Taylor Greene's appearance. Financial challenges of raising money for an appeal bond are explored. They question Joel Osteen's connection to God and Alex's research on conspiracy theories. Divine intervention and climate crisis denial are discussed. President Biden's vacation time and Marjorie Taylor Greene's views are criticized. Lastly, the impact of Columbine and 9/11 on society and politics is examined.

Conservative politician Marjorie Taylor Greene discusses Speaker Mike Johnson's alleged coercion by the left. They delve into Ukraine's war success, US aid debates, Washington decision-makers' motivations, conflicts between religion and politics, and citizen power in government decisions.

In this lively discussion, controversial figure Alex Jones shares insights from his Infowars perspective, focusing on his recent interview with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. The hosts humorously critique Alex's defensive remarks on social media and his notions of an 'ecclesiastical war.' They also delve into the absurdities of political entertainment events, question the integrity of today's political figures, and dissect the influence of conspiratorial rhetoric and voting conspiracies on public perception. Expect fiery commentary and sharp analysis!

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle faces tough questions from House of Representatives members like Nancy Mace, Marjorie Taylor Greene, AOC, and Ro Khanna regarding a near-assassination incident involving Trump. Host Jimmy Dore dissects Cheatle's testimony and critiques on Kamala Harris's background are also discussed, including allegations of a 'hate campaign.'

Marjorie Taylor Greene, AOC, Jasmine Crockett, and Kamala Harris engage in a fiery debate; Biden White House claims executive privilege over a sensitive tape; Congress turns into a platform for fame; controversies around Joe Biden's prosecutor tape and marijuana policy discussed.

The DeSantis campaign launch explodes on takeoff. Political Strategist Tim Miller stops by to break down what’s next for Tiny D and the rest of the GOP field. House Republicans are feeling so confident about the debt ceiling negotiations that they’re bragging about holding the economy hostage. And Jon and Dan dig into one of the week’s weirdest stories: why did Marjorie Taylor Greene pay $100,000 for a used tube of Kevin McCarthy’s chapstick? Join Friends of the Pod for bonus content, exclusive access and more: crooked.com/friends For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast. 

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a bold conservative voice and Member of the US House of Representatives, teams up with Mike Davis, former chief counsel for nominations on the Senate Judiciary Committee. Together, they tackle hot-button issues like the contentious landscape of judicial nominations and the urgent need for Republican senators to act against Biden's picks. They also dive into the impact of military escalation, women's safety concerns in public spaces, and the call to mobilize for a Republican Senate majority, emphasizing the public's mandate for political change.

Matt Boyle, national political editor for Breitbart News, joins political commentator Jack Posobiec, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, activist Charlie Kirk, and strategist Bill McGinley to dissect the current election landscape. They analyze Trump's early voting momentum, shifts in voter demographics, and the Republican strategies to maintain House control. The panel emphasizes the significance of battleground states like Pennsylvania and Georgia, addressing concerns over voter fraud and the mobilization of grassroots support for an impactful turnout.

Guest Marjorie Taylor Greene lashes out at reporter hinting at authoritarian tendencies within the Republican Party. Discussion on historical hostility towards the media, potential impact of a Trump victory on press freedom, and fabrication of myths to justify authoritarian behavior.

Republican representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's heated confrontation with a reporter at the Republican convention, hinting at a potential authoritarian crackdown on the press if Donald Trump wins the election. Media Matters senior fellow Matt Gertz discusses the risks of a Trump presidency on press freedom and corporate influence on journalism.