Senator Mike Braun (R-IN) talks the American budget and deficit spending, saying the Democrats have used the COVID-19 ‘crisis’ to grow ‘the federal government’, as they are ‘loud about if there's a crisis’, and never ‘let's not let it go to waste’. The Senator speaks about the grim look of Congress’s out of control spending, saying ‘we’re spending like drunken sailors’, as the United States is now at ‘$30 trillion in debt’, remarking that in 6 or 7 years, if not sooner, the US will be at ‘$40 trillion in debt’, and ‘nobody seems to care’ in Congress. The Senator explains that the side effects of this spending will ‘embed inflation even deeper into the economy’, raise ‘interest rates’ due to borrowing, the ‘Medicare Trust Fund will be exhausted in about five years’. Senator Braun remarks that Congress does not seem to ‘have the political will to change the entitlements that drive the structural deficits’.

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Michael Glassner, a longtime aide to the late Sen. Bob Dole and an advisor for his 1996 presidential campaign, reminisces over his time with Dole and who he was as a person.

Former Rep. Tom Garrett (R-VA) and Matt Whitworth discuss their six-episode documentary series, Exile, exposing religious and ethnic persecution around the world and profiling people on the ground risking their lives to protect the innocent.

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Kari Lake, former news anchor and Trump endorsed Arizona gubernatorial candidate, talks Critical Race Theory and her support for cameras in schools, saying ‘the cameras won’t be facing the children’, but instead will be on the teachers, so if parents want to file a complaint to the school, there is video footage to show what was said and taught. She also touches on a way to keep ‘universities accountable’ for the the anti-American curriculum being taught across the country, saying that allowing for students or parents to go back through their ‘transcripts’ and be ‘reimbursed’ for classes that were clearly ‘woke curriculum’ and ‘did nothing to advance their education’ or ‘knowledge’.

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John Solomon, Editor-in-Chief of Just the News, hosts “The Majority Makers”, featuring Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik discussing her Elavate PAC, a PAC started in 2018, which has raised and donated over $3 million for GOP female candidates. The PAC is highly influential and backed 11 out of the 15 seats the GOP flipped in the 2020 election cycle, all of whom female Republican candidates. Stefanik talks about her efforts to help Republicans win control of the House in 2022 and introduces the eight female candidates who she calls the “majority makers”, whom she believes can flip the seats. Stefanik’s eight endorsed candidates this cycle include military veterans, small-business owners and mothers. They are: Amanda Adkins (Kansas - 03), April Becker (Nevada - 03), Monica De La Cruz (Texas -15), Jen Kiggans (Virginia - 02), Esther Joy King (Illinois - 17), Jeanine Lawson (Virginia - 10), Karoline Leavitt (New Hampshire - 01) and, Lisa Scheller (Pennsylvania - 07).

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Kristen Erickson, a lawyer to Sun Ng, a Hong-Kong resident who rose to notoriety late last month after a judge ruled the hospital must administer ivermectin to him, after he was initially denied treatment for not being vaccinated against COVID-19. Erickson discuses her recent win for Sun Ng, saying that after 1-day of ivermectin treatment, improvement was almost immediate, saying Ng was able to do a breathing test he was previously unable to do for 22-days. Erickson explains that the US is one of the only countries that has done no studies into the use of ivermectin in treating COVID-19. Reasoning that because ‘Ivermectin so cheap’, doctors and pharmaceuticals companies can’t make any money off of it.

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Miranda Devine, investigative journalist for the New York Post and author of “Laptop from Hell” discusses the uncovering of Hunter Biden’s laptop and the secrets that Biden tried to keep under wraps while Vice President and candidate for President in 2020. Devine comments that Biden ‘lied to the American people when he said that he knew nothing about his son hunters overseas business dealings’, explaining that Hunter Biden’s laptop plainly shows that Biden personal met with Hunter’s ‘business partners from overseas’ on numerous different occasions, a few of the times ‘in Beijing’, in which he met with partners that were ‘Mexicans, Ukrainians, Russians, Chinese and Kazakhstani’. Joe Biden even went as far as to invite Hunter’s overseas business partners ‘to his own home, the vice presidential residence in Washington DC, at the Naval Observatory’.

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Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Founder of ‘Civil Rights for the Unborn’ a pro-life organization, discusses the opening arguments today at the Supreme Court concerning the controverisal Mississippi abortion law. King explains that ‘Roe v. Wade is really bad law’, decided in 1973, is inconsistent with current medical knowledge and standards. Saying that the precedent that Roe left has ‘made the U.S. only 1 of 7 countries in world that think it’s okay to abort babies at 9 months’. King predicts that the Supreme Court will overrule the Roe v. Wade precedent, essentially allowing for the issue of abortion to be decided on a ‘state by state’ basis. Something that she compares to the ‘Martin Luther King Holiday’, which was ‘ratified state by state before it became federal law’.

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) discusses her recent look into drafting legislation that would hold the media accountable after they have been proven to be blatantly lying or withholding the truth. The Congresswoman says that once the media has been proven to have lied, the redress should be that ‘the network has to devote just as much time to telling the truth, as they did telling the lie, not just a correction at the bottom of some articles that gets buried and no one ever sees’. Greene clarifies that she is not wanting to ‘take away the’ media’s ‘freedom to tell news or events’, rather to hold them accountable. Saying that the American people ‘want the freedom of press’, but ‘not the freedom to lie’.

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Keith Pekau, current Mayor of Orland Park, Illnois, who rose to notoriety during the pandemic, after being the only state official to refuse to comply with Illinois Governor state mask mandate and shut down. Pekau discusses his run for Illinois’s 6th congressional district seat, and the common sense policies he wants to bring to Washington, such as fiscal planning and budgeting. In Pekau’s first term as mayor, he cut operating expenses by 14%, paid down over $50 million in debt, and lowered property tax rates by 22%. He discusses that he never envisioned being a politician, he ran solely because, people need to ‘setup’, that Congress ‘needs good people who aren't in it for themselves, but are in it for’ their constituents, ‘to run for office.’

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Jack Posobiec, Senior Editor of Human Events, discusses how a war is brewing in Eastern Europe between Belarus and Poland. Posobiec describes how historically ‘territorial disputes over Poland have a way of spilling out and creating larger wars’. He comments that this is similar to what is happening between China and Taiwan, saying he does not think 'American leadership is going to stand by their allies’. Ultimately, leading to the decline of stability across the world.

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