"We're still winning. Trump won again." Impeachment 2.0 backfired, not once but twice. Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks break down what happened last week in the Senate and where everyone goes from here. Charlie maintains that the most nonessential outfit in the United States is the US Senate. The fact that they could stop everything to deal with this nonsense just explains everything. Andy asks, what is Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell thinking at this point? Charlie says that McConnell is the one who has more power than any other Republican to realize that embracing the Trump agenda is the way out of the wilderness.

"Part of what is so appealing about Marjorie Taylor Greene is that her flaws are so ridiculously obvious." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks dig into the appeal of the new Congresswoman from Georgia. Charlie says she's just another innocent victim in the whole damned racket. Andy sees a big future for her within the party. Greene called out the press, she called out every issue in which the government is failing the American people. Charlie reminds us that we are in the midst of a revolution and things are going to change dramatically in the next several years.

"Washington will never be the same." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks dig into what they see as the future for former President Donald Trump. It is true he has been denied a second term. For now. But Charlie maintains they also stole his first term from him. "Democrats have a seething contempt for even their own voters, but especially those who would vote for Donald Trump." In a town where everybody gets a honeymoon, Trump wasn't allowed to work one single day without the constant onslaught of distraction. And as Charlie says, Trump leaves town unbowed and unbroken. He blew out of town much the same way he blew in… His way.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks on this Inauguration Day to talk about the mandate of President Joe Biden and what Charlie calls "the dumbest administration on earth." Charlie says the only real mandate is to be nice. Nicer than President Trump. "He's not a historical figure, he's just been around for five decades." And, a look at the level of hate against Trump and his supporters, and how they may be denied an opportunity to vote for him ever again.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to explain why he says Shakespeare would have been in love with Donald Trump. But first, what does Charlie expect in Biden's first 100 days? Is impeachment the top priority? "It's going to be a very, very long two years and it's going to get uglier than we've ever seen." Charlie says not only did Trump not get a honeymoon phase, he didn't even get a first term.

Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks take a look at the results from Georgia. Charlie says Republicans need to do a lot of soul searching to figure out what the problem is here and where they are today. Is Donald Trump really to blame for problems in the party that go back 30 years? Will Republicans be able to learn the lessons? Andy asks, where to we go from here?

Continuing to give Christmas thanks, Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with a look at the upcoming Georgia election and the importance of voting despite concerns of shenanigans. Andy wonders whether voters will trust that their vote is actually counted. "Whatever happens going forward, the worst thing that can happen is if people walk away... It is our duty to remember everything that President Trump fought for and accomplished, and to turn now to protect those accomplishments."

"So, this is what Death Panels look like." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks get into who, of all people, is at the front of the line for the new coronavirus vaccine... Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Charlie says, "for these people, everything is about politics all of the time." He says not a single member of congress should be able to get the vaccine until every other American has had that opportunity. "The life of a Washington bureaucrat!"

"There is a reason that Democrats made all of these changes in this election." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks talk about the odds of a window of opportunity for President Trump to prevail in the 2020 election. As Charlie says, it appears that the states have spoken and Joe Biden will be our next president. But the political options are still open to examine issues like censorship, journalistic integrity, massive mail-in ballot issues and the need to fight for what's right.

"Understandably, Trump supporters are profoundly frustrated today." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks on how Georgia, once a reliable vote for common sense and freedom, has now become the No Man's Land between two trenches locked in vicious battle for the future of the Republic. Charlie says these are hard times, without a doubt, and the problem is that people in the country are surrendering to outside forces. Can Republicans prevail in Georgia?