If you had asked me a few months ago what the most precious commodity was at that moment, I'd probably have answered: toilet paper. Today, my answer would be: our most precious commodity is the truth--especially in regard to the damage done by government-mandated coronavirus policies. Dr. Scott Atlas asks, will the truth on COVID restrictions really prevail?

On the bright side, questioning the official lockdown narrative gets easier every time we see hypocritical politicians violating their own coronavirus restrictions. John Stossel has a great column on the growing list of inconsistencies.

Believe it or not, one of the most enslaving things we do to ourselves is to care too much about what others think of us. Kent McManigal has some very solid advice on the matter: Care what some people think--not what everyone thinks.

Getting the sense that our society is moving away from freedom and toward totalitarianism? How can you be sure that's what's happening? For that matter, what can you do about it? Annie Holmquist has an enlightening take on what to expect when you're expecting totalitarianism.

1-27-2021 Kate Dalley Show

Josh Hawley, U.S. Senator from Missouri, on the latest form of cancel culture, as corporate monopolies and the Left team up to shut down speech they do not like.

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Monticello College president and founder Dr. Shanon Brooks joins me to talk about what it means to be liber. It's a word many won't recognize immediately but most people quickly grasp its importance once they've heard its definition.

Words are more important than you think. When language becomes twisted, it becomes a tool of control. Gary M. Galles describes what it's like to be awash in warped words.

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* Guest: Richard Mack – CSPOA.org.

* Sen. Rand Paul, makes a motion that the impeachment trial is  unconstitutional, Republicans voted overwhelmingly against moving  forward, That means the first ever trial of a former president, will  begin Feb. 8. The five Republicans who voted against were Sens. Mitt  Romney, Lisa Murkowski, Ben Sasse, Pat Toomey, and Susan Collins.

* The House voted 232-197 on Jan. 13 to impeach Trump again, charging him with a single article of “incitement of insurrection.

* Mark Meadows: President Donald Trump’s impeachment will be  unsuccessful based on Tuesday’s vote in the Senate. “If today’s Senate  vote is any sign, the Democrats’ ridiculous impeachment of Trump will  fail – again – by a long shot. Dead on arrival, Meadows tweeted. “Good  for @RandPaul and the 45 GOP Senators for standing up.

* Richard Mack: Trump Should Move to Utah and Run Against Mitt Romney!

* Arizona Sheriff Mark Dannels: Biden’s plan to end construction of a  southern border wall is “political theater” that will compound security  concerns along the southwest border. Every American should be standing  up on this, Dannels told “Fox & Friends, “This executive order, it’s  troublesome, it’s hasty. We’ve worked so well over the years and why we  need a secure border is just common sense,”

* Texas sued DHS after the agency issued a memo that ordered  immigration agencies to stop most deportations. The – US District Judge  Drew Tipton issued a temporary restraining order against Bkiden and  company.

* YouTube announced it had suspended Rudy Giuliani, from the video platform’s advertisement revenue sharing program.

* Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, had his Twitter account suspended Monday evening for causes not yet released by Twitter.

* Former Donald Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway was accused of sharing a nude photo of her daughter Monday on Twitter.

* Joe Biden took the unprecedented step of firing National Labor  Relations Board General Counsel Peter Robb after he refused to resign.

Hour 2

* A Gallup poll released Tuesday found that just 11% of Americans are  “very” or “somewhat satisfied” with the way things are going, while 66%  of Americans are “very dissatisfied. The rate of satisfaction is the  lowest recorded since 2011 and only marginally higher than the all-time  low of 7% recorded in 2008.

* CA restaurant owner says she holds Gov. Newsom responsible as  business struggles – Angela Marsden and other business owners suing  Gavin Newsom amid recall effort.

* Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed Articles of Impeachment against Biden just two days into his presidency.

* Kamala Harris will reside at Number One Observatory Circle, Located  about two miles from the White House, The secluded home sits on a  72-acre plot known as the United States Naval Observatory. A  9,000-square-foot Home.

* Biden rescinds Trump’s Muslim ban.

Have you been scolded by others for not taking the pandemic seriously enough? Donald J. Boudreaux has a great essay about the invidious comparisons being used to keep us alarmed about the coronavirus.

The biggest drawback to most federal "solutions" is that the one-size-fits-all approach always brings unintended consequences. As Martha Njolomole explains, this is especially true regarding a national $15/hour minimum wage.

Our nation's highly politicized atmosphere is waking up a number of folks who never realized how easy it was to be targeted as a radical. Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has been a welcome voice of reason on this disturbing trend.

On a related note, the growing distance between those in government and the people they seek to govern is pretty obvious to anyone who's paying attention. Jeff Minnick asks, and answers, the question: What's behind the disappearance of average Joe? It's a timely reminder to those who seek to rule us that respect is a two way street.

1-26-2021 Kate Dalley Show

Lisa McClain, U.S. Representative for the 10th district of Michigan and member of the House Armed Services Committee, on the Chinese Communist Party’s threat to America, and the Democrats’ agenda.

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