Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted on all charges & the media’s reaction was despicable. Plus, Mike talks to a Democrat who explains why she can’t support the Republican party.
Joe Biden embarrassingly didn’t know where to walk when he was at a GM plant in Michigan. Also, Elaine Parker from Job Creators Network joins Mike to discuss how Covid mandates have hurt small businesses & how to help them!
The ‘Qanon Shaman’ Jacob Chansley has been sentenced to nearly 4 years in prison for non-violent trespassing at the Capitol. Also, Bill Maher said he wouldn’t be surprised if Trump wins in 2024.
Should we stop covering Covid related stories or stop talking about the mask or vaccine mandates? Plus, Rep. Jim Jordan & Mike discuss the battle we face against CRT, our freedoms at stake, & the revival we’re seeing in America!
Mayor Bowser announces D.C. will no longer require masks in many public settings. Plus, Mike announces that he is done discussing Covid moving forward!
The mob threatens violence in an effort to get the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict they desire. Also, Sen. Durbin said that a pathway to citizenship for undocumented’ is a ‘critical component of our economic recovery’.
Trump sat down with Mike Lindell for an interview. Do you think we should reference the 2020 election moving forward? Also, AMAC’s Andy Mangione joins Mike to discuss CMS’s announced Medicare Part B premium increase and it’s effect on seniors.
Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense lawyer Mark Richards said that this is a political case. Plus, Former Obama Cabinet member Arne Duncan praises Austria’s decision to lock down the unvaccinated.
Virginia Lieutenant Governor-elect Winsome Sears talks to Mike about what America needs to create the change we want to see. Also, MSNBC skips Kyle Rittenhouse defense’s closing argument after airing prosecutor’s case to jury.
Prosecutor Thomas Binger said that ‘you lose the right to self-defense when you’re the one who brought the gun’. Also, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a statement related to deaths after taking a Covid vaccine.
