Thu, Apr 22, 2021
Mike Gallagher Radio Show Hour 1 – 04/22/2021
Lebron James’ tweet put a bullseye on an officer who saved a life in the fatal shooting of Ma’Khia Bryant. What is your reaction to this?
Lebron James’ tweet put a bullseye on an officer who saved a life in the fatal shooting of Ma’Khia Bryant. What is your reaction to this?
President Biden said he was praying the verdict would be the right verdict before it came out. Also, did you see Nancy Pelosi thank George Floyd for ‘sacrificing his life for justice’?
AOC reacted to the Chauvin conviction by saying ‘this verdict is not justice’. Also, AMAC’s Andy Mangione joins Mike to discuss what AMAC is doing to support election integrity in Texas.
Did you see Greg Gutfeld’s hot take on the Chauvin guilty verdict that drew audible groans from Fox News hosts? Also, Mike talks to a caller who believes the threat of the mob played a big role in the Chauvin verdict.
Rev. Al Sharpton posted a video of himself walking to his private jet to travel to Minneapolis. Also, how are the Democrats reacting to Rep. Maxine Waters’ comments?
A D.C. medical examiner said that Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes. Remember how many times the media told us that he died after being hit on the head with a fire extinguisher?
Rep. Maxine Waters urged protesters to ‘stay on the street’ if Chauvin gets acquitted in the Floyd case. One of the judges in the Chauvin trial railed against Maxine Waters.
Brigitte Gabriel joins joins Guest host Sam Malone to discuss the border crisis & big tech censorship. Also, Dan Gainor joins to discuss the state of journalism in America today.
Judge Ted Poe joins Guest host Sam Malone to discuss Rep. Maxine Waters calling for people to be in the streets if Chauvin is found not guilty. Also, Col. Steve Bucci joins to talk about how to prepare for riots & unrest.
Guest host Sam Malone is joined by Bo Dietl to talk about current state of American policing. Also, Bob Price joins to break down how the border crisis is affecting America.
