Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk

Continuing our discussion with the implementation of a trolley system in St. Paul, and what a bad idea it is.

Committing crimes is cool in Hennepin County! Or at the very least you don't have to pay your bail. And contributor Pete Hegseth updates us, optimistically so, on the lawsuit that was just brought in Texas concerning election fraud.

Trolley troubles are ahead, as St. Paul attempts to install a trolley system at a significant cost. And Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka checks in with what the Minnesota GOP is trying to do to safeguard elections and your economy.

Apparently Christmas is problematic, and it's your neighbors job to tell you that. The letter that went viral over a Christmas lights display. And your monolith morning update.

Paul Allen to discuss yesterday's Vikings win over the Jaguars. We are your monolith news headquarters, and the creepy plans China has to make humans 'better.'

Contributor Andrew Langer from the Institute for Liberty joins to talk 'The Great Reset' and the road to get us there. It's the disruptors vs the establishment at this point. And the culture of voting.

Justice and Drew are joined by Brianne, and former Governor Mark Dayton is no longer a bachelor, but is it true love? Protests over the weekend, and a curfew in Hudson, WI is proposed. And, going down memory lane of the infancy and beginnings of cancel culture.

Taking your calls on the matter, and continuing to unpack the metaphorical and literal suitcases now involved in election fraud. And, the Navy releases some very interesting and 'alien' information.

Continuing to unpack the literal suitcases of election fraud. Kevin Roche from Healthy-Skeptic.com and Representative Tom Emmer call in.

Joe Biden drops a little nugget of truth within all the other non sensical ramblings in a recent interview with him and Kamala Harris. The DC way and price you pay. And more evidence of voter fraud, video this time.

More election fraud coverage and clips from the recent hearings. And contributor Katie Pavlich joins to discuss the unrelenting nature of the left. Winning won't be enough, they want names!