We will get to the Biden Special Counsel report next week in depth, but this week, Cong. Rich McCormick and Cong. Andrew Clyde helps identigy the dysfunction in Congress and in the government. They will tell us why we should approach the border policy aggresively. And I started a substack, you can find updates there often.

Then, my good friend and American hero, Col Jim Lechnew (Ret),tells us about his new book, "With My Sheild," and why we should care and not lose track of Ukraine.

Finally, Lee Cohen updates us on King Charles III and the response.

This week we talk to the Memer of Congress Rep. Mike Collins. How will Congress get the border security done. What some people don't understand is border security is a separate issue from immigration reform. One is national security and one is a national culture. Sen. Jon Ossoff takes on Mark Zuckerberg and updates us on his disgust with presumptive GOP nominee and former President Trump interfering in the border compromise. Problem? No one knows what in the bill.

Then, former Israeli Mayor David Rubin talks with us about the horror that is UNRWA. Our tax dollars as well as the tax dollars of countries around the world to a UN umbrella organization that is essentially an arm of Hamas.

Finally, we bring it home with the vote in the Georgia Senate on Sports Betting. The world must go on.

I was blessed to talk to Jenny Sividya, a 41 year old mother of two children who resides in Petach Tikva in central Israel. She talks to us about what that day was like, how she took her grief and is helping other survivors and what should be think about 4 months out and every day.

She has a master’s degree in social psychology from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is currently a doctoral candidate in gender studies at Bar Ilan University.

On October 7th Jenny was at the Nova Festival with her partner. Her younger brother Shlomi and his girlfriend Lilli were also at the festival. Jenny and her partner survived. Shlomi and Lilli were brutally murdered.

Less than two weeks after Jenny buried her brother, she started volunteering at a healing center that holds support groups for parents, siblings and friends of those who have been murdered on and since October 7th. Utilizing her professional and personal experience, she now helps others who are also suffering the same unimaginable grief. 

This week we get an update on Congress from Rep. Andrew Clyde and look at the economy with Steve Moore from Unleash Prosperity. Then Bill Crane updates the Georgia legislature and handicaps the GOP primary. Then Lisa Wexler on everything else.

This week, the Iowa Caucus analyzed and a look ahead to New Hampshire and Super Tuesday, Is it all over? Georgia Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger on security in elections. He's become the expert on this. Then John Ashbrook from The Ruthless Podcast on the Iowa Caucus and beyond. Then, Heath Garrett joins to bring a Georgia touch. Finally, 9th District Congressman Andrew Clyde and a no vote on the budget compromise tells us what needs to be done.

We start off this week talking to Cong. Buddy Carter (GA-01) and Cong. Mike Collins (GA-10) and Memer of Congress about the fine mess we've gotten ourselves into again regarding the budget. Clearly the Congress can't do math. One of the reasons I'm supporting Nikki Haley for President is because she's the only one acknowledging the math of the current situation. Plus 2 in the House, Minus 2 in the Senate. And a Dem/Dim president.

Then Kelly Loeffler continues to innovate in the campaigning space. Using her data background to start Rally Right to provide tools for conservative campaigns.

Finally, Chace Barber of Edison Motors takes matters in to his engine shop's hands and builds a common sense and easy to work on diesel electric semi truck in Canada. We talk to him.

With the first votes being cast in Iowa and New Hampshire in days, there are few who think that Trump will not be the GOP nominee when all is said and done, but should he be? What kind of conversations should we be having on this topic? Then State Sen. Cllint Dixon's home was "swatted" twice over the holidays. If law enforcement did not know it was his home, what would have been the outcome and where are the Democrats demanding that the folks on their side of the table making these fake and dangerous calls to law enforcement stop and denounce what they are doing?

Finally, Joe Lieberman talks No Labels and what will happen when they get in...if they get in. And his thoughts on Israel. #nolabels #trump #yourefired #swatting

I'll be off next week so we'll "see" you in the New Year. This week, we'll talk to Abit Massey, Icon of UGA and the Poultry Industry about the new Massey/Ivester College of Ag Scholarship and we will tell a few stories. then Jack Wurfl's whole family died in the Holocaust and he and his brother survived. We'll talk about his book, "My Two Lives." Roger Gewolb on politics from across the pond and Ron Clark will motivate you on how to educate kids.

We can't let leadership grow if we can't admit our mistakes and what we've learned from them. We have created a world where the good guys can't admit their mistakes and the bad guys don't think they make any. 

We talked ot Major David Baruch from the Israeli Defense Forces about the status of the war with Hamas. This was recorded before the three hostages were killed by IDF forces. Then we talked to Bill Crane and Cong. Mike Collins about Congress. And Michael Levine, author of Guerilla PR, on what you and I can do to fix our elite universities. 

Joan Carr served as Chief of Staff for three GA U.S. Senators. A Democrat, A statesman and the first woman GOP senator. She'll tell us about it. And Rep. Brent Cox gets a resolution pass in support of Israel and condemning the actions of Hamas on Oct 7. Thirty Dems walked out. And, John Ashcroft from the Ruthless Podcast joins to recap the debate and a little SEC sports politics. It's been a long week.