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Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a respected political and military scholar, joins to discuss serious allegations against Obama's administration. They dive into the manipulation of intelligence assessments during the 2016 election and the controversial use of the Steele dossier by John Brennan. The conversation also unpacks recent claims about Russian interference and the credibility of mainstream narratives, while highlighting the challenges of accountability and the evolving landscape of media trust.

Brandon Gill, a Congressman from Texas and member of both the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees, delves into the explosive claims surrounding treason allegations against Obama. He discusses the implications of missed intelligence about Russian interference during the 2016 election and critiques the media's portrayal of these events. The conversation also highlights the urgent need for accountability regarding the January 6th events and unconfirmed U.S. attorneys, linking these issues to national security and governance.

Bobby Sauce, a comedian and political commentator known for his conservative perspectives, dives into the chaotic world of Hunter Biden's recent interview. They discuss Biden's outrageous claims about his father's debates and critique the Democratic Party's handling of immigration and taxation. The conversation also weaves through major topics like the Epstein case and the implications of recent declassifications on MLK. Sauce's humor shines as they scrutinize political integrity and media accountability amidst a turbulent landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Reagan Reese, a White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, tackles explosive allegations against former President Obama and the implications for today's political landscape. They delve into the alleged treasonous conspiracy during the 2016 election and examine the efforts to undermine Trump's presidency. The conversation also touches on current immigration policies and accountability in the Justice Department. Finally, the episode spices things up with lighthearted culinary debates, proving politics isn't just serious business!

Brendan Dilley, host of The Dilley Show on Rumble, dives into sensational media narratives surrounding Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. He critiques a Wall Street Journal claim of a birthday message from Trump to Epstein, questioning its authenticity and media focus. Dilley also discusses President Trump's push for transparency regarding the Epstein case and highlights the importance of addressing real victims. Additionally, he touches on the decline of late-night television and the political dynamics influencing media portrayals.

Amber Duke, a contributor from The Daily Caller, joins the conversation to dissect the White House's promises on state secrets. They explore shocking cuts to public broadcasting funds and claim these actions aim to curb perceived bias. The discussion also tackles the controversial handling of immigration policies and exploitation of minors. Duke and the host delve into the implications of congressional testimonies, emphasizing transparency issues and the administration's accountability on various fronts. It's a thought-provoking insight into the current political landscape.

David Strom, a writer at Hot Air, dives into pressing political issues and current events. He discusses how Trump is both cornering Democrats and himself amidst legal challenges. The conversation spans the ongoing Epstein scandal and its political implications, emphasizing the importance of transparency. Strom also critiques Biden's use of an auto-pen, highlighting concerns about legitimacy in presidential actions. Additionally, he addresses rising self-deportation trends and the complexities of immigration policies, offering insights into a politically polarized landscape.

Sam Mirajovsky, host of the What's Right Show, sheds light on pressing political dilemmas. He dives into the explosive Autopen Scandal, criticizing Biden’s use of autopen for pardons. The discussion pivots to the GOP's significant spending cuts and the bizarre conditions at the 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center, mixing humor with serious critique. Mirajovsky also unpacks the complexities of voter suppression laws in Atlanta and the role of transparency in government accountability, emphasizing the ongoing challenges in DC politics.

Susan Crabtree, a seasoned journalist from RealClearPolitics, joins to unpack the heated backlash over the Epstein memo and scrutinize the Secret Service's integrity following a security incident involving Donald Trump. They discuss the FBI's internal tensions and challenges, touching on a troubling mail-in ballot conspiracy linked to China. Crabtree emphasizes the urgent need for transparency and accountability within federal agencies, while also examining Biden’s controversial use of an auto pen for clemency decisions.

Salena Zito, a journalist and author from Western Pennsylvania, reflects on the one-year anniversary of an assassination attempt on a political figure in Butler. She shares personal insights about the day’s tense atmosphere and its lasting impact on the community. The discussion also touches on recent violent ICE raids at marijuana farms, the complexities of immigration laws, and the political narratives surrounding these issues. Zito’s experiences bring a poignant perspective to local and national politics, blending her journalistic insights with heartfelt stories.