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As Joe Biden builds a cabinet, President Trump tries desperately to challenge results in one state after another. We paint the picture of both the diverse men and women named to cabinet posts by Biden, and the legal case built by the President’s lawyers. And we also consider whether Trump’s most important work is already done. Plus, LibertyNation.com's Jeff Charles breaks down and analyzes the much-ballyhooed efforts of the president to win over minority voters, and whether it has any staying power for the GOP going forward. And LN Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza jumps on board for talkin’ liberty - featuring guns for Apple, offensive license plates, ticket quotas and ... people arrested for speaking Spanish?
Who will be our president when January 20th rolls around? Most everyone is saying it’s Biden, but Trump is not giving up the fight anytime soon. In the meantime, the nation continues to grind away effectively with two presidents, the one who’ll be there for at least another couple of months, and the one who has claimed victory in an election still being challenged in court. We’ll sort out where things stand in the battle to close the deal on the election in time for the electoral college to meet and vote on December 14th. Plus we’ll be joined by a trio of authors from LibertyNation.com: International Correspondent Onar Am on his article about the election: It May Be Clean, But Why Does It Look Dirty? Economics Correspondent Andrew Moran on what a Biden economy would look like, and Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza on federal executions, university pronoun policy, and a huge settlement in the Apple I-Phone scandal.
Is this presidential election over? Has Joe Biden wrapped things up, or does President Trump still have a shot at overturning the current result? As the nation and the world increasingly recognize Joe Biden as president-elect, the Trump legal team fights on, trying to convince various courts that the casting and counting of votes in Pennsylvania. Michigan, Arizona and elsewhere was fraught with fraud. We examine the investigation ordered up by Attorney General Bill Barr into election irregularities with LibertyNation.com Managing Editor Mark Angelides, who also examines the growing schism between progressives and traditional liberals in the House. Plus, revelations from a political analyst who has uncovered some statistical anomalies, or impossibilities in Biden’s reported victory. And if you thought this was the first time an election has been surrounded by allegations of voter fraud, think again. We take you back to an election in which the loser, and much of the nation, was convinced he won. And LN Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza examines all the latest at the Supreme Court in talkin’ liberty.
Confusion. Chaos. Malfeasance. Lawsuits. Recounts. Welcome to the dark aftermath of Election 2020. Is President Trump in denial about the apparent outcome of the election? Or is he right to declare victory amidst his loud accusations of fraud in the casting and counting of ballots in multiple battleground states where the results show razor-thin margins? The election feels no more settled now than the day before the election, so where in God’s name do we go from here? We talk out the presidential race as well as surprising results in the House and Senate with the best and brightest from LibertyNation.com: Editor-in Chief Leesa K. Donner and Political Columnist Joe Schaeffer, plus Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza discusses explosive ballot initiatives on hard drugs, Uber and affirmative action.
This is it. The shouting is almost over and Tuesday the nation will decide who should lead us for the next four years, amidst those six most precious words in democracy … the privacy of the voting booth. We consider the state of the race in the crucial battleground states, sort out the issues of greatest consequence to the voters, drill down on the growing scandal surrounding Joe Biden, and consider some larger issues like foreign policy, the differences or similarities between Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton, and the question of whether this election will assure transformation, or restoration. Plus, a development arguably of equal significance to the election over the long haul: the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. We’ll be joined in our analysis by two of the sharpest minds from LibertyNation.com, Political Columnist Joe Schaeffer and Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza.
President Trump and Joe Biden go at it in one final round of head-to-head political warfare. We bring you the most compelling or significant take-aways from their debate - allegations of official corruption by the Biden family, the pandemic, and the future of energy - and how the debate might affect the race down the home stretch. Plus, a deep dive into whether Trump is really losing this race as mainstream polls suggest. We examine the growing evidence of Biden family influence-peddling with LibertyNation.com Editor-at-Large James Fite. And LN Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza discusses social media censorship of the Biden corruption story, and the Supreme Court's refusal to halt the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania from counting ballots for three days after Election Day.
With just over two weeks to go before the election, a new Supreme Court nominee aces her test before the Senate, Donald Trump boldly defends his record and Joe Biden takes heat over his son’s shady business dealings, as both candidates begin their closing arguments to an anxious American people. We discuss the dueling town halls of Trump and Biden this week after their debate was cancelled, and a view from those crucial battleground states in the heartland with LibertyNation.com National Columnist Sarah Cowgill. Plus, how the Democrats’ most useful accessory during the pandemic, the mask, is also the perfect symbol for their campaign strategy. And LN Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza goes deep on the game-changing nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.
President Trump says no to a virtual debate with Joe Biden. So now that we won’t even have the second debate, will there be another? We examine this latest in a seemingly endless series of shocks to the system, after Mike Pence did his best to clean up some of the self-inflicted damage by the President in the presidential debate with a command performance in his vice presidential debate against Kamala Harris, We review the bidding on where this race stands, and whether Joe Biden’s apparent lead is real and stable with LibertyNation.com political columnist Joe Schaeffer, and consider the ultimate question facing shell-shocked American voters - is Joe Biden Capable of Leading a Fractured Nation? Plus, LibertyNation.com Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza jumps on board for talkin’ liberty, featuring George Floyd's killer out on bail.
In a year when nothing seems unbelievable anymore, President Trump announces that he has contracted the virulent virus that’s hit over seven million Americans, throwing an already chaotic political environment into total disarray. We discuss the health, political and constitutional crises that could arise from this, and try to put this insane, unprecedented year in some type of perspective when we’re joined by LibertyNation.com Editor-in-Chief Leesa K. Donner. Plus, LN’s Jeff Charles discusses the diminishing integrity of elections in the eyes of so many, and LibertyNation.com Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza drills deep on the explosive case of Breonna Taylor, which continues to spark widespread unrest in Louisville and elsewhere.
President Trump has named his third nominee to the Supreme Court: Appellate Court Judge Amy Coney Barrett, constitutional conservative and devout Catholic. The nomination comes as the height of drama is reached on Capitol Hill, with the world awaiting a seismic shift in the nation’s highest court in the midst of an election for the ages. With the replacement of the most liberal member of the supreme court with a conservative, triggering another all-out war between Republicans and Democrats, just how much more can we take in a year already marked by pandemic, widespread civil unrest, staggering unemployment and a frightening economic downturn? We attempt to put it all in perspective … and we take a look back at how the type of progressive threat and insurrection we are witnessing now has ample historical precedent … every 50 years. We're joined in the analysis by LibertyNation.com Political Columnist Joe Schaeffer and Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza.
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