Hour 3 opens on a note of celebration as Second Lady Usha Vance announces she is expecting—making history as the first vice‑presidential family to welcome a baby while in office. Casey highlights the joyful moment for the Vance family and how the announcement has energized conservatives nationwide.

The focus quickly shifts to Minnesota, where Fox reporter Matt Finn exposes the disturbing discovery that anti‑ICE activists are creating open databases labeling random vehicles—including journalists’ rental cars—as “confirmed ICE.” A viral video from Becker High School shows a teacher berating a student over the officer‑involved shooting of Renee Good, wrongly claiming the ICE agent was “not in danger.” Governor Kristi Noem reveals more than 10,000 illegal aliens have been arrested in Minneapolis through expanded ICE operations and clashes with media host Margaret Brennan to defend the effort—backed by the Trump administration, which warns that any judicial order restricting ICE would be “unprecedented overreach.”

In neighboring Michigan, a Whitmer appointee from Nigeria pleads guilty to a multimillion‑dollar daycare scam exploiting taxpayer funds, deepening voter frustration ahead of November’s nail‑biter governor’s race. The hour wraps with a CNN panel’s reckless discussion about Trump that may land the network in serious legal trouble, bringing accountability questions right back to the corporate media.

From celebration in the Second Family to crises in the heartland, Hour 3 captures the collision of hope, justice, and scandal defining America at mid‑week.

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In this exclusive interview, Governor Mike Braun joins The Burning Truth to discuss the potential relocation of the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana and what it could mean for jobs, infrastructure, and economic development in the region. Governor Braun outlines his administration’s approach to balancing taxpayer protection with strategic investment, emphasizing that any deal must deliver tangible benefits to Hoosiers rather than corporate handouts.

The conversation turns to the ongoing political turmoil following Indiana’s redistricting collapse. Braun offers candid insight into the fallout within the GOP, the pressure from grassroots conservatives demanding accountability, and how state leadership plans to restore public trust heading into the 2026 cycle. His remarks frame both the stadium negotiations and redistricting fight as tests of Indiana’s political courage and fiscal discipline.

Listeners can tune in to hear the full, unfiltered exchange with Governor Braun as Casey presses for details on where his administration stands amid the clash between establishment forces and populist reformers reshaping Indiana’s political landscape.

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It Begins ... Linda Rogers Gets Primary Challenger After Rejecting Indiana Redistricting

Hour 1 captures the eruption inside Indiana Republican politics as the state’s redistricting collapse triggers open warfare within the party. Casey breaks down the grassroots rebellion now targeting establishment holdouts, beginning with State Senator Linda Rogers, who faces a fresh primary challenger after voting against the redistricting plan. Former President Trump has personally vowed to “oust” anti‑redistricting Republicans, signaling a full‑throttle effort to reshape the Indiana GOP ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Listeners get insider analysis on how Trump’s intervention transforms what began as a state legislative dispute into a high‑stakes national story, with conservative activists mobilizing to reclaim local and state power from cautious incumbents. The hour also covers the Indiana Senate committee’s unanimous adoption of a state tax cut on overtime and tips—one bright spot of fiscal relief amid the political chaos. Links to Casey’s Burning Truth Substack reports and Indiana Capital Chronicle coverage give listeners full context on the battles and policy shifts rocking the Hoosier State.

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Hour 3 delivers a hard‑hitting rundown of political and tech bombshells across the country. Indiana makes headlines again as LaPorte announces a 110‑acre data‑center project at Rose Industrial Park while nearby Gary pitches three sites to lure the Chicago Bears—raising questions about corporate incentives and infrastructure demands. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s xAI data center in Memphis faces sanctions after regulators ruled it illegally generated excess electricity.

On Capitol Hill, Rep. Eric Swalwell’s scandals deepen: he allegedly listed his lawyer’s address as his home on official campaign filings—signed under penalty of perjury—and accepted nearly $15 thousand from a law firm with ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Critics demand his withdrawal and potential charges. Minnesota news surfaces as Somalis tied to an autism center are identified in the Nick Sortor assault case, fueling more public outrage over political violence.

Rounding out the hour: Mayor Pete Buttigieg proposes a constitutional amendment stripping corporations of free‑speech rights—an attack on the First Amendment that even liberal commentators find alarming. The Secret Service pays a visit to an online extremist who threatened the White House press secretary in real time. And Gov. Josh Shapiro stuns reporters by revealing a “disturbing” vetting question from the Harris team, reigniting speculation about dysfunction inside the administration.

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Hour 2 exposes how left‑wing activism keeps colliding with public safety. As ICE agents in St Paul, Minnesota move to arrest a known child sex offender, activists honk car horns to warn the fugitive—captured on viral video by @ScooterCasterNY—showing how protests are now protecting violent criminals. ICE later released a list of rapists, killers, and traffickers they’ve apprehended despite interference, sparking outrage over who these demonstrations really serve.

The hour pivots to an Axios survey that asked 20 Democrat presidential hopefuls the simple question “Can men become women?”—and almost none could give a straight answer, reflecting how deeply woke ideology has paralyzed even mainstream Democrats. From safety to sanity, the cultural decay is impossible to ignore.

Casey also highlights a new lawsuit claiming Ziploc plastic bags expose food to microplastics, a potential consumer‑health scandal in the making. Wrapping the hour, President Trump responds sharply to Norway’s Prime Minister after being snubbed for a peace prize, saying he feels “no obligation to think purely of peace” when national security—especially control of Greenland—is at stake. His Truth Social post drives home that peace through strength remains his guiding doctrine.

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Hour 1 opens with Indiana conservatives—led by JD Vance and Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith—slamming state Republican senators for failing to deliver on redistricting. Their warnings have come true: Virginia Democrats just passed a constitutional amendment to gerrymander the state’s congressional map, potentially flipping its delegation to 10 Democrats and 3 Republicans. Beckwith calls out Indiana’s “polite politics,” arguing Democrats play for power while Republicans play defense, leaving Indiana voters weakened in the national balance.

The second half turns to breaking news from Minnesota, where the Justice Department is investigating an “ICE Out” protest that disrupted a Twin Cities church service. Reports name CNN’s Don Lemon among the participants allegedly facing potential FACE Act prosecution—and even KKK Act charges—for intimidating Christians while shouting anti‑ICE slogans on MLK Day. The incident reignites debate over double standards in federal law enforcement and free exercise protections for faith communities.

With redistricting chaos spreading and the DOJ cracking down on left‑wing agitators, Hour 1 delivers a hard look at how political passivity and selective justice are reshaping America’s political and moral landscape.

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Hour 3

Casey answers listener text messages.

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Hour 2 centers on President Trump’s twin policy drives: economic muscle abroad and healthcare reform at home. In remarks at the White House, Trump warned he may impose tariffs on countries that oppose U.S. control of Greenland, calling the territory critical to national security. The move highlights his long‑standing belief that controlling Arctic resources and sea routes is vital to counter Russia and China.

The program also breaks down Trump’s newly announced Great Healthcare Plan, outlined in the official White House fact sheet and accompanying Newsmax coverage. The proposal aims to lower premiums, expand choice through association health plans, and protect patients with preexisting conditions—all without the bureaucratic bloat of Obamacare. Casey details how the plan pressures Congress to act quickly while delivering Trump’s signature blend of market reform and patriotic economic leverage.

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Hour 1 covers a chaotic mix of crime, politics, and global tension. The hour opens with the armed looting of an FBI weapons locker in Minneapolis, allegedly by a Latin Kings member, a shocking failure of federal security. ICE’s pushback against the BBC’s slanted “Minneapolis man” headline exposes once again how legacy media distort violent crime stories. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz scrambles to excuse his state’s unrest with tone‑deaf “island of decency” comments while Antifa activists reportedly plan to “take the fight” to an ICE agent’s private home—another escalation of extremist harassment.

The second half shifts global: President Trump receives a symbolic “Nobel Prize” from Brazilian President Machado, needling the official Nobel Committee and cementing his role on the world stage. A new Danish‑intelligence report details growing Russia‑China military cooperation in the Arctic and around Greenland, revealing an alarming buildup of nuclear submarines and surveillance ships near critical NATO sea lanes. The briefing underscores why U.S. Arctic strategy and energy independence remain vital national‑security priorities.

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To wrap up the week, Casey Hendrickson turns the show over to the audience, reading and responding to listener text messages on politics, culture, faith, and the biggest stories of the past few days. A fast-paced, unfiltered conversation where your questions, comments, and critiques drive Hours 2 and 3.

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