How do Republicans get more people involved at the grassroots level, and bridge divisions in the Republican party? New GOP Chairman in Seminole County, Florida, Bruce Cherry, answers these questions and more, in this episode of The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman.

Cherry, who also serves as a deacon at Liberty Church in Central Florida, points out that the Republican party is NOT the party of hate, and that Conservative voters who are still lingering in the Democrat Party due to "good ol' days of the Dem Party" nostalgia can and must be persuaded to join the GOP.

In News, Alex goes through:

--Liberals and Biden won't use the word bailout but that is exactly what it is for SVB and Signature. And more importantly, the depositors being bailed out are the far left Silicon Valley tech woke idiots that get Democrats elected with their big bucks, like Bankman Fried.

--Big banks experience deposit spike after Silicon Valley Bank collapse: Nervous bank customers have rushed to the safety of big banks in the wake of a pair of high-profile bank failures that have shaken confidence in the system.

--Despite SCOTUS likely striking down Biden's wealth redistribution from plumbers, mechanics, welders, truck drivers and other useful people to college grads who borrowed money to party and receive Marxist indoctrination, Biden regime finding new ways to do it.

--THE NUMBER OF BEEF COWS IN THE U.S. DROPS TO THE LOWEST LEVEL SINCE 1962 AS THE GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS INTENSIFIES: According to the latest biannual report from the USDA, the number of beef cows in this country has fallen to the lowest level since 1962…

--Good news in the Netherlands as Dutch farmers party wins big in Holland's elections on platform opposing crazy climate policies that will destroy ag.

-- Trilateral Commission calls 2023 'Year One' of new world order: As retired foreign ministers, ambassadors, CEOs, bankers and academics gathered at the secretive Trilateral Commission's first global plenary meeting in India, perhaps the most influential individual sat quietly off to the side, listening.

--Parents outraged after Oregon teacher asks students to write ‘sexual fantasy’ short story: The assignment asked students to incorporate objects like candles, massage oils and feathers into the story.