The A.M. Update

Come for the already mediocre podcast, stay for the car ride. Are Republicans in D.C. actually serious about going after the Biden crime family? DeSantis knocks Trump on his SCOTUS picks. Granholm lied about her investments. Anthony Bass got what he deserved. And momma says law is as law does.

You will bow before the rainbow bunny, and you'll like it. Trump in North Carolina, DeSantis in Oklahoma. Another mysterious fire causes more major headaches. George Soros passes his billion dollar societal hatchet. Get the heck out of California. Some good news out of Pennsylvania. And Rick Warren chooses the path of destruction.

Fridays are like a box of chocolates.

Mike Pence is running for president, and he has about the same chances as North Dakota's governor. The latest DOJ plot against Donald Trump is coming down the pike, maybe. Trump hates Big Pharma, except when he doesn't. Josh Hawley owns a Biden judge nominee. Yellen says it's time to raise taxes. Katie Hobbs is a-OK with porn being filmed in classrooms. A pro-life testimony. And crack pipes aren't public health.

James Comer provides more details on why he's pursuing contempt of congress charges against FBI director Chris Wray. Chris Christie decided long ago to be "big." The Pentagon is clueless why Russia would blow up a dam, while the CIA is confident Ukraine was responsible for the Nordstream sabotage. Tucker returns. More insight into J6 thanks to newly-released police security footage. Checking in on Joe Biden. America does indeed have blasphemy laws. A federal judge rules against Florida's law protecting kids from chemical castration. What mammon makes fools do. And the revolution happened, and it was televised.

One congresswoman says the FBI says a Biden whistleblower might get murdered if their identity is made public. The latest psy-op is here and fresh off the press. Three Democrats, three takes on illegals. Tim Scott goes on The View. Sununu is a su-no-no on running for POTUS. Meanwhile, on Dr. Phil. And Apple's latest tech is weird and scary, or not, or maybe.

DeSantis wraps up his first campaign tour, and picks up an endorsement. Joe Biden's CDC pick is on-brand and perfect for today's standards of public health. The Land of Enchantment is under a fresh curse. This mom was sued by a teacher's union for daring to ask what her five year old would be learning. Target's stock downgraded by JPMorgan. YouTube does an about-face. Kirsten Powers goes from writing books about leftist censorship to yearning for leftist censors. Unexpected commentary from an unexpected source. And the difference between cultists and supporters.

Dawn dish soap can get bent. Pride literally came before the fall for Joe Biden. Donald Trump's plan for a birthday party at the Iowa State Fair. Another COVID retrospective. My best, worst, and funniest of the week.

Welcome to June: LIFE MONTH. The Biden-McCarthy debt ceiling capitulation passes the US House. DeSantis hits back at Trump, and his campaign releases a devastating Trump/Fauci montage. John Kirby is incredulous, oh no. John Kerry confirms the climate cult is made up of genocidal maniacs. What should be the biggest story in America is happening in South Dakota. The GOP is getting more godless. Target has given millions to groomers, what a surprise. Project Veritas sues James O'Keefe. And my thoughts on The Chosen pride flag escapade.

The House Freedom Caucus is really, really mad, and they have a right to be. DeSantis hosts his first event in Iowa, and his wife is the campaign's not-so secret weapon. Meanwhile, in Trumpworld. Asa Hutchinson thinks the audience of The View is his target demo. James Comey Should be rotting in prison. Chick fil A does the sieg heil to DEI. Boycotting Target is literally terrorism, says MSNBC. And a plea rather than a polemic on Aaronalysis.