Mike Crispi

Mike Crispi, a surrogate for President Trump and president of the Italian American Civil Rights League, joins the conversation. They discuss the dramatic closure of over 110 IRS offices and the implications of a Democrat activist leaking 400,000 tax returns. Crispi emphasizes public skepticism toward the IRS and the need for tax reform. The group also touches on the potential release of the Epstein flight logs and how advanced AI technologies could change our realities, highlighting the societal implications of these changes.

Joining the conversation is Mike Crispi, a TV host and political commentator who serves as a Trump delegate. The group dives into the recent court ruling that overturned a massive $500 million fine against Trump, touching on the implications for his legal battles. They discuss the halt on truck driver visas and its political ramifications, while exploring the dynamic of crime in Washington, D.C., alongside the changing landscape of American culture and values, driven by immigration debates and generational shifts.

Alex Stein, a provocative commentator, and Mike Crispi, a political activist, join the discussion, diving into the controversy of ABC News allegedly colluding with Kamala Harris's campaign. They highlight polling that shows 41% of independents feel the debate was biased against Trump. The conversation takes a quirky turn with Marianne Williamson's comments on migrants and pet consumption. Lastly, they address the film 'Am I Racist?' being pulled from theaters due to activist pressure, reflecting on the influence of culture and media on societal norms.