Rep. Jeremy Munson & Councilman Walter Hudson discuss election integrity, why you should care, and why this is the most important issue facing our State. The MNGOP elects a new chairman on Saturday. Munson brings back "Legisplaining" and breaks down Bonding, the legislature's act of taking out a new credit card in the name of all MN Taxpayers and how you can change this process locally.

Get well Mark Korin! Constitution Day 2021 and people's knowledge of civics increased. Stauber offers to ban slavery and Dems voted against it. Results of Munson's survey of thousands of Minnesotans on vaccine mandates. A detailed discussion of a school operating levy and legislative options for lowering or eliminating property tax. Rumors that Carnahan flip flops on her resignation and will file for the MNGOP Chair race and will Nomination Committee deem her "Qualified?"

President Biden's V-Mandates, Dr. Jensen's call for civil disobedience, which legislation will stop the mandates, Pro-Maskers lose their lawsuit, the 3rd most liberal Republican Senator is now calling all the shots, and what happens when you pay someone $38,000 to leave us alone? They come back for more: The $38,000 Boomerang

Walter Hudson & Rep. Jeremy Munson discuss Ramsey County Attorney Choi's decision to no longer prosecute felonies arising from pretextual traffic stops. What laws should be in place around autonomous vehicles? Munson provides an update on the legislature's failure to give away $250 million in taxpayer money. Gazelka finally decides to run for Governor. Also, the Dems want to further regulate ivermectin. Sorry for the bad Audio in the first half.

Walter Hudson and State Rep. Jeremy Munson debate whether conservatives should be asking for more government force in regulating private businesses in Minnesota when it comes to vaccine mandates and private employment contracts. They discuss what makes a good party chair for the upcoming State Republican Party Chair election. They also perform a deep dive on guns at the State Fair.

Walter Hudson and Rep. Jeremy Munson weigh in on the federal grand jury's indictment after a year-long investigation of MN GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan's close, personal advisor, Anton Lazzaro, and the dozens of reports of mismanagement of MNGOP staff, financial irregularities, and quashing sexual harassment and assaults with NDAs and hush money.

Walter Hudson and Jeremy Munson discuss multiple instances of when the line between government and private business decisions is blurred. Vaccine "mandates" are being pushed by businesses. We also check in on My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell's Election Cyber symposium

Walter Hudson and Rep. Jeremy Munson discuss the renewed push for mask mandates and the Governor's emergency powers. The Legislature limited Walz with a Chapter 144 amendment at the end of the special session but the four members of the NHRC were the only ones who voted against empowering Walz's commissioners with the ability to re-write laws in 2020. A new Gubernatorial Candidate jumped in the race: Dr. Neil Shah who may split the "outsider-doctor" votes, which will benefit the establishment candidates

Walter Hudson and Rep. Jeremy Munson discuss: -Governor Walz and big government RINOs position themselves for another lockdown and conservatives are taking Republican politicians to task. -Dr. Dan Feehan actually isn't a doctor. -Rep. John Thompson sticks around to help Republicans fundraise.

Join us this week as Jeremy and Walter discuss whether the Republican-controlled Senate will elect a Republican or Democrat as the new Majority Leader. They also discuss the DFL and GOP response to State Representative John Thompson's ongoing scandal. Critical Race Theory passes the Mankato School District in rural Minnesota.