Retired Lt Col Allen West is a Texas resident and he joins us to discuss the nations mourning of the loss of the 19 young lives and two adults that were senselessly gunned down. He shares with us his vision of the proper path forward for the nation. And New Mexico Congresswoman Yvette Herrell commends the brave border Patrol agents who played a roll in neutralizing the shooter that killed 21 people in Uvalde, Texas. She also weighs in on the situation at the southern border.

Former Virginia Attorney General and Trump Administration appointee Ken Cuccinelli joins us to discuss the state of our election system amid key races leading up to the 2022 midterms. And Senior Fellow at Amerca First Policy Initiative Steve Yates joins us to discuss the complex relationship between the U.S., China, and Taiwan as well as the fallout from President Biden's recent comments about supporting Taiwan which were subsequently walked back by the White House.

Texas Congressman Chip Roy is on to discuss ongoing border crisis and what else can be done outside of enforcing Title 42 to get illegal immigration under control. And Virginia congressional candidate Tommy Altman is on to discuss a restraining order he filed against a Barnes and Noble Bookstore in Virginia for selling pornographic related material to children.

Americans, especially in warm southern states to pay more for electricity. To break down the reason behind these price hikes and what we can expect to see in the coming months, we speak to president of Whaley energy consulting, Don Whaley. And to respond to white house criticism we spoke with two Oklahoma lawmakers who paved the path for this abortion bill and others like it to pass the Oklahoma legislature. We're happy to bring on State Senator Nathan Dahm and Representative Jim Olsen.

We speak to retired professor Dr Carol Swain about the exploitation of raw emotions in the wake of the Buffalo shooting massacre. Congressman Steve Chabot joins us to discuss the crime against humanity of state run live organ harvesting committed by the Chinese Communist Party against peaceful adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual practice.

Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses Governor Ron Desantis of Floridas bill which mandate k-12 learn the history and perils of Communism. And Senate candidate, Congressman Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma weighs in on the primaries and the issues that will drive the 2022 Midterm elections.

In this episode we talk to members of congress Michelle Steel and Mario Dias Balart about discrimination against asians in our education system and the surprising interesting the republican party among hispanics. We also catch up with psychiatrist Dr. Carole Lieberman to get her take on the Buffalo, New York shooting.

Another race based shooting could further divide the country if we allow it. Dr. Angela Plowhead joins us to discuss the shooting from a mental health standpoint. Author and editor at the Washington Time Cheryl Chumley joins is to discuss her book and how Marxist, Communist ideas are taking root in the United States

We explore the persecution and demonization of the spiritual group Falun Dafa as we speak to the Executive Director of the Falun Dafa Information Center Levi Browde about the groups twenty three year plight for freedom of belief. Congressman Bill Johnson of Ohio joins us to discuss how to take steps to ease inflation and how congress can work with a lame duck president if republicans are successful in taking the majority on the fall. And Arizona candidate for Attorney General Andrew Gould weighs in on the Supreme Court protests and how he would clampdown on illegal immigration if elected.

This epidote features three guests. Inventor of mRNA vaccine technology Dr. Malone joins us to discuss the state of the pandemic, who continues to get sick, and how the pandemic should be managed moving forward. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik weighs in on the unthinkable idea that the United States of America is the midst of a baby formula shortage. Ranking member of the house judiciary committee Jim Jordan weighs in on protests at the private residences of Supreme Court Justices.