Senator Marsha Blackburn, a prominent voice in Tennessee politics, and Mary Morgan, a Timcast contributor, delve into the high-stakes atmosphere of Election Day. They dissect Joe Rogan's surprising endorsement of Trump and how it might sway voters. The conversation touches on the shifts in political allegiances, the importance of local voting, and the pressing issue of female voters in the current climate. Amidst tales of personal encounters with influencers, they emphasize civic engagement and the emotional weight of the upcoming elections.

GOP Senator Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee joins to discuss the No Fakes Act, a groundbreaking bipartisan effort to regulate deepfakes. She explains how this legislation aims to protect entertainers' rights, including their names and likenesses, amidst rising concerns from tech controversies. The conversation dives into balancing protection for creators with freedom of expression in digital media. Blackburn highlights the importance of establishing clear federal guidelines amidst the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and media representation.

Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses blue states' love for sanctuary cities, the current state of U.S. border policy under Biden, concern over his leadership, and Tennessee's successful government and economy with no state income tax.

Marsha Blackburn, Republican Senator from Tennessee, discusses the policy front for 2024, bipartisan support for immigration system changes, Republican party priorities, and the influx of conservative residents from blue states to Tennessee.

Marsha Blackburn, a guest on the podcast, subpoenas Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. They discuss an old man shooting environmentalists blocking the road. They also explore the satanic uses of abortion explained by a witch. Other topics include engaging in controversial conversations, changing attitudes towards abortion, Hillsdale College courses, and a heartbreaking battle for treatment. The podcast delves into the fight for the pro-life cause, interactions within the Republican Party, and Catholic doctrine.