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David Strom, an associate editor and political commentator with a wealth of experience in political journalism, joins the discussion. They delve into the implications of Matt Van Epps' win in Tennessee's special election and the tightening race against Democrats. Strom highlights the fractures within the Democratic Party, noting how radicals are outpacing moderates. The conversation also tackles the cultural impacts of immigration on societal trust and the controversies surrounding law enforcement. Plus, they address recent anonymous FBI reports and their implications.

The show dives into the controversial allegations surrounding military drug-boat strikes and the White House's defense of lethal targeting. It critiques the media's role in shaping narratives around these actions. Attention then shifts to important political maneuvers in Tennessee, spotlighting a candidate's extreme views. Discussions also include a proposed travel ban by DHS Secretary Noem to address migration and security concerns. Throughout, urgent calls to action emphasize the crucial stakes for upcoming elections.

Reagan Reese, a White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, joins to dive into critical issues surrounding taxpayer money allegedly funding terrorism. They discuss the implications of fraud linked to the Somali community in Minnesota and how it ties to national security. Trump’s controversial comments about a governor spark debate on political messaging and effectiveness. The pair tackle the challenges of vetting Afghan evacuees and the potential risks posed by CCP spying operations, highlighting urgent topics in today's political landscape.

Norton Rainey, CEO of ACE Scholarships, has spent 25 years advocating for education reform to expand private-school access for low-income students. In this discussion, he tackles alarming declines in student literacy and math proficiency, and contrasts rising public school spending with dismal outcomes. Norton explains ACE's innovative scholarship model and highlights the new federal tax credit for donors beginning in 2027. Personal stories emphasize the urgent need for school choice to transform lives and combat educational inequity.

Shawn Farash, a conservative political commentator and grassroots activist, dives into the recent dismissal of cases against Comey and Letitia James, emphasizing the importance of airtight indictments. He also discusses the implications of the DOJ's supposed weaponization during the Biden years. Shifting gears, Shawn previews a special election in Tennessee, introducing controversial candidate Afton Bain and unpacking her alarming views. He urges early voting and community mobilization to counteract potential risks in the election.

Mary Margaret Olohan, White House correspondent for The Daily Wire, joins to shed light on various intriguing topics. She discusses the White House turkey pardoning tradition and its significance. The conversation also covers Trump’s tense meeting with Mayor-Elect Mamdani and the changing dynamics at the Kennedy Center. A major highlight is the discussion on the Epstein files, exploring transparency and political ramifications. Olohan's insights provide a captivating glimpse into the inner workings of Washington.

Tensions rise as ties between Democrats and Epstein are unveiled, leading to a failed censure attempt against Stacey Plaskett. Heated reactions from Republicans highlight the party's internal divides. Joy Reid weighs in on the contentious locker room debate, admitting discomfort with trans issues. And amidst this chaos, the podcast explores far-reaching implications of potential CIA manipulation in COVID origins. Plus, unexpected jabs between Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz hint at future political maneuvering.

The podcast dives into the heated accusations from Trump against Democrats, labeling their actions as seditious. A shocking video urging military defiance against the president stirs controversy. The discussion shifts to the implications of potential investigations into Epstein's ties with major financial institutions. J.D. Vance challenges the old Republican guard, advocating for a renewed, pro-American agenda. Additionally, discussions include healthcare negotiations and critical policy priorities for the upcoming midterms.

The podcast dives into the latest political drama, including indictments of Democrats and the implications of Trump's recent signing of the Epstein disclosure bill. It scrutinizes links between public figures and Jeffrey Epstein, exposing questionable defenses from politicians like Stacey Plaskett. Additionally, the discussion highlights ongoing investigations into child exploitation networks and critiques Democrats for encouraging military dissent. The conversation emphasizes accountability and challenges the narratives surrounding high-profile figures.

Brandon Gill, a U.S. Congressman from Texas, joins to discuss pressing congressional issues. He dives into the transparency surrounding the Epstein files and the failed censure of Stacey Plaskett. Gill highlights concerns over the implications for national security and explores allegations of backroom deals among Republicans. The conversation shifts to the GOP's focus on affordability as a policy priority. Additionally, they touch on whistleblower revelations and ongoing allegations involving the FBI, setting the stage for critical midterm conversations.