The A.M. Update

Donald Trump was indicted once more; this time in Georgia. Trump rips the Biden administration's handling of Maui. DeSantis is the most-attacked candidate in the presidential race, by far. The Great Prevaricator is back at it. RFK Jr. drops an astonishing claim about what's really going on in Ukraine. And one issue nobody is talking about.

The System continues to play chess. Super happy fun times at the state fair. Ron Johnson with perhaps the boldest postmortom on COVID. And Vivek isn't who you think he is.

Fridays are like a box of chocolates...you never know what you're gonna get.

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A special election issue that would've made it harder to kill babies goes down in flames. Trump on the campaign trail. Suspected cartel gunmen cross illegally into the U.S. Southwest Airlines gets a spanking. And this guy's face will be on America's epitaph.

Liars lie, and slandereres slander. Trump says he didn't get the wall built. Gold Star families speak on the Afghanistan withdrawal. And San Francisco can rot.

What does trump believe about 2020, anyway? On the campaign trail, DeSantis doesn't sweat insults while Trump has thoughts on showers and Lindsey Graham. Feinstein represents millions of people, but not herself. The trajectory of the U.S. debt is AWESOME. Al Sharpton lowers our IQ. And my thoughts on the latest, soulless round of college athletic conference realignment.

Fridays (in this case Thursdays) are like a box of chocolates...you never know what you're gonna get.

Indictment #4 on Trump and January 6th comes on the same day Fitch Ratings says they downgraded the U.S.'s debt rating because of January 6th. An aggressive executive order in Oklahoma thanks to Governor Kevin Stitt. Another bomb from DeSantis in his interview with Bret Baier. And why there must be a reckoning on COVID.

Former Biden family friend spills the beans. DeSantis unveils his declaration of economic independence, and shines on Bret Baier's show. Newest PAC financial updates. Chinese lab found in Fresno County, California. A word from Chieftess Elizabeth Warren. And Neil DeGrasse Tyson: astrophysicist who moonlights as a high priest.