Jeremy Munson is joined by Walter Hudson and Shaine Parr to cover the Chauvin verdict. Rep Munson breaks down several moves in the House of Representatives; the swamp brings forward Reinsurance, Drivers Licenses for Illegals, and railroads members. Munson discusses floor procedures for omnibus bills. Also, everyone discusses a few good things that happened this week to end on a cheery note.

Rep. Jeremy Munson & Walter Hudson co-host this episode of The Omnibus Podcast to discuss the public's initial reaction to the shooting of Daunte Wright and the changes to public policy as a result. They also weigh in on MNGOP's direction after the chair race.

On this week's episode of the Omnibus Podcast, Walter Hudson and Jeremy Munson discuss St Paul's new guaranteed income, the controversy over a big flag in Buffalo, and how the Republicans in the legislature fail to stop tax increases.

Jeremy and Walter co-host and debate Munson's bill allowing rural counties to vote to secede to neighboring States. Walter travels to Wisconsin, now without a mask mandate. They debate curfews and COVID passports.

Rep. Jeremy Munson and Walter Hudson interview Twila Brase, founder of the Citizens Council for Health Freedom to discuss the various vaccine options, efficacy, and the media's role in reporting on the public health crisis. The Governor's resistance to being vaccinated and canceling the State of the State.

Jeremy & Walter host a conversation between Action 4 Liberty's chief activist Jake Duesenberg and former Senator and current Minnesota Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen. The topic: HF2204, the real "never again" bill that removes a Governor's unilateral lawmaking authority and places it back in the legislature's hands.

Walter and Jeremy interview former Senator and current Minnesota Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen for the whole hour. Scott answers tough questions about guns, emergency executive powers, healthcare, and multi-subject omnibus bills.

Walter Hudson and Jeremy Munson co-host this episode discussing emotional legislation, several single-subject bills passing the MN House, the Atlanta shooting, and "Asian-hate rhetoric," plus the impact of the $1.9 trillion federal debt bill

With Guest Walter Hudson, we dive deep into the push to replace equality with "equity" in education, how this punishes certain schools, and what the Page Amendment could mean for education lawsuits. We also discuss the one-year anniversary of Gov. Walz having unilateral lawmaking authority and all the ways to end it.

Walter Hudson joins Jeremy Munson to discuss the locked-down Capitol, the budget surplus, the "Give it Back Act," Legislative Deadlines, the "Food Freedom Act," and the Derek Chauvin Trial.