Rep. Barry Loudermilk

Special counsel Robert Hur exposes the two-tiered justice system in Biden's document scandal. Rep. Loudermilk discusses January 6 committee's evidence deletion and potential TikTok ban. Glenn updates on rare historical artifact. Violence escalation in the country. Carol Roth talks about Biden's destructive tax policies targeting property owners and small businesses.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a political representative, shares insights on the upcoming elections and the troubling decrease in voter turnout among people of faith. He debunks narratives surrounding January 6th, while Max Lucado, an influential author and pastor, emphasizes how faith communities can shape election outcomes. The discussion also addresses the concerning UN energy plans favoring elites over average citizens and critiques the Biden administration's climate initiatives, emphasizing the moral imperative for civic engagement among believers.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a Republican representative from Georgia, discusses recent testimonies that challenge the prevailing narratives surrounding January 6. Meanwhile, Max Lucado, an inspirational minister and author, emphasizes how faith-driven individuals can significantly influence the upcoming presidential election. They explore the troubling trend of lower voting participation among religious communities and discuss strategies to boost engagement. Together, they highlight the importance of civic responsibility and the role of shared values in shaping democracy.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk from Georgia discusses the investigation in Fulton County DA Fani Willis's probe of Trump. Bill O'Reilly breaks down NBC News' reaction to hiring Ronna McDaniel. Topics include media bias, political controversies, and coordination between state and federal investigations into January 6 events.

Topics discussed include shady practices of the January 6 committee, potential end of TikTok, rising violence in the country, Biden's tax policies destroying property ownership, and the importance of legislative transparency and accountability.