Closing Argument with Walter Hudson

U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, who serves the district of Minnesota, made extraordinary earth-shattering statements in a recent press conferences announcing new indictments for fraud in the state's generous social programs.

Let's tick through what he said, and the sobering implications.

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The days since the taking of Charlie Kirk have revealed a terrible new reality that most of us were naively unaware of. The social contract has been broken. We can no longer assume that those among us who teach our children, perform our medical procedures, or write our laws would not openly celebrate our end before our loved ones could place us in the grave.

So. Where do we go from here?

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Minnesota has been ruled over by the iron fist of Democrats for decades, resulting in rampant injustice in our streets, abhorrent educational outcomes, and the erosion of basic rights.

But, for some reason, the issue that seems to get the most traction in our state is fraud in government programs. We've had tons of it. Hundreds of millions. Approaching a billion. Likely much, much more.

And the lie about all this fraud is that it's one big screw up. Gee wiz, we didn't mean it. How does this keep happening? We don't know.

But it's increasingly apparent that Minnesota state government has been turned into a racketeering operation to financially benefit Democrat allies.

Here are the receipts.

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In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's end, tens of millions of Americans have revealed to us that they'd welcome our demise.

Congresspeople, legislators, nurses, professionals, even professors and teachers have all celebrated or to some degree justified what happened to Kirk.

We look at one teacher in particular who attempts to justify his position, but only succeeds to reveal that he never should have been a teacher in the first place.

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Nothing will be the same after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

But whether those of us imbued with righteous indignation prevail will be determined entirely by how bold and unapologetic we decide to be.

The path forward is innovative, provocative, and entirely unconcerned with anyone's opinion.

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The assassination of Charlie Kirk has been a turning point in American politics. People are waking up to realize that a significant number of people and institutions in the United States wish them and their families ill, and will stop at no means - employ "any means necessary" - to implement their hostile intent.

So... how should normies respond? How do we restore order? How do we keep our republic? How do we survive?

Minnesota State Representative Walter Hudson outlines the way with radio host Al Travis in this dynamic interview - a call to action that should ignite a Second American Revolution.

If it doesn't... America deserves it's fate.

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Libertarian activists Cara Shultz and Republican House Republican Walter Hudson clash on The Jack Tomczak Show.

Is political violence a "both sides" problem?

Or is there something inherent to the political Left that requires unique attention.

And what is government's role in the response.

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For years, many of us have anticipated that something resembling a civil war was coming.

Now, it's clearly here.

The reaction to Charlie Kirk's assassination by dozens upon dozens of prominent figures on the political Left signals that the time for "bipartisanship" is over.

Here, I cite the "why" and then the "what" of exactly what must be done for American civilization to survive.

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We watched Charlie Kirk viciously murdered today by an "any means necessary" socialist. Leftists, both elected and on social media, responded with celebrations and victim-blaming.

This is an inflection point.

Nothing will be the same.

The country is about to change.

The only question is whether it will be civilized or not.

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State representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to talk about the political fallout from the Annunciation Catholic School shooting and the bizarre political tactics being employed by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

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