The Colonel of Truth

In this episode we talk about the Avii.org hand-count process that Maricopa County, AZ will be using for their GOP committee elections.

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Brazilian politics has been in turmoil since President Bolsonaro’s final year in office. The rise of a rouge Supreme Court, the use of vulnerable voting computers with no paper trails, and the suppression of free speech across the nation for those wishing to discuss the election issues were a topic of conversation with Congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro who also happens to be the son of President Bolsonaro.

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Clint Lancaster, lawyer for AVII.org, discusses the lawsuits, ballot initiatives, and legislative challenges involved with securing Arkansas elections.

Wisconsin Representative Janel Brandtjen joins us to talk about all that is going on in Wisconsin dealing with her resolution to impeach Meagan Wolfe from the Wisconsin Election Commission, and the protection Wolfe is getting from Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. Also, how the grassroots push to recall Vos is heating up.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman joins the show to talk about what his role was in the 2020 election investigation and many of the findings that made him second guess the current election process in Wisconsin.

Robert Bowes, a distinguished political mind and former member of President Trump’s team talks about election security and the fight to save America. He also talks to Conrad Reynolds about Arkansas Congressman French Hill and why he’s bad for Arkansas and America.

Arkansas State Representative Mindy McAlindon talks to Conrad Reynolds about the state of Arkansas elections, ranked choice voting, her role in the Republican National Committee, and other aspects of the statewide political landscape.

Eli Crane, Freedom Caucus member, talks to Col. Conrad Reynolds about what's going on in D.C. right now, who should be elected as the next House speaker. He also talks about his point of view of the Ukraine and Israel situations.

Angela Shepherd was thrust into election security when she tried to bypass a voting computer security feature. She’s now fighting to make sure people know that the machines are vulnerable.

Mark Finchem, who ran for Sec. of State in Arizona took time from his busy schedule that includes lawsuits pertaining to the 2022 general election to talk with us about election security and the direction of the Republican Party. Mark, while his lawsuits are pending, is currently running for AZ Senate.