Joe Biden insists that we are not going to be in a recession & the White House is trying to change the definition of a recession. Plus, Mike replays his conversation with 660AM The Answer Radio host Mark Davis about the direction of the Republican party.
Dr. Deborah Birx saying she ‘knew’ COVID vaccines would not ‘protect against infection’ just further proves that our government’s response to the pandemic was a failure.
Mike interviews the Founder of Turning Point USA & fellow Salem radio host Charlie Kirk at the Student Action Summit event in Tampa!
Rep. Liz Cheney doesn’t rule out a 2024 presidential run & says 2024 presidential campaign decision will come ‘down the road’. Plus, Al Gore compares ‘climate deniers’ to the Uvalde police officers & their failed response to the school shooting.
Would it surprise you if the Nazi protestors were a false flag at the Turning Point USA SAS event in Tampa? Plus, Steve Bannon has been convicted in a Jan. 6th contempt of Congress case.
A NY Times columnist admits he was ‘wrong’ about Trump’s supporters & says Russian collusion story was a ‘hoax’. Plus, singer Pat Benatar refuses to sing her song ‘Hit Me With Your Best Shot’ after all the gun violence occurring in America.
Republican candidate for Governor of New York Lee Zeldin joins Mike to discuss the man who tried to stab him at a campaign event being released from jail. Plus, Tucker Carlson is asking some pretty interesting questions about the efficacy of Covid vaccines.
Mike puts out a poll asking Americans whether we should provide analysis and cover last night’s sham January 6th hearing?
Fox’s Bret Baier pointed out that the timing of Biden catching Covid is interesting because places like San Diego are working to reinstate Covid mandates. Plus, Mike shares how he saw Billy Joel in concert & there wasn’t a mask in sight.
Joe Biden tested positive for Covid and he is experiencing mild symptoms so far. Also, Biden said he has cancer in a speech yesterday in Massachusetts which raised a ton of eyebrows to say the least.
