On Today’s Show:

👉 Abdul El Sayed's desperate attempt to distance himself from Hasan Piker

👉 Josh Shapiro's false claims regarding Pennsylvania measles fatalities

👉 Senate Democrats targeting Supreme Court justices with funding threats

👉 Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy exposing illegal CDL driving schools

Rich Zeoli returns to break down the sheer panic unfolding inside the Michigan Senate race as Democrat candidate Abdul El Sayed scrambles to erase his deep ties to streamer Hasan Piker. We examine how El Sayed repeatedly regurgitates scripted political talking points about a "streamer in California" on national television when confronted by reporters about his past joint fundraising appearances. Meanwhile, Republican candidate Mike Rogers launches direct campaign ads targeting the far-left agenda, showing how voters see right through canned political spin.

We expose Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's massive political blunder regarding false public health declarations about infant deaths. Shapiro rushed to claim two unvaccinated babies died from measles to hit political opponents, only to be directly contradicted by the Lancaster County coroner who confirmed a ruptured spleen caused the infant's death. Zeoli points out how this raw political ambition backfires on state leaders who prioritize headline-chasing over factual accuracy.

We scrutinize power grabs by Capitol Hill Democrats as Sheldon Whitehouse and Jamie Raskin outline plans to weaponize committee subpoenas against Supreme Court justices. The show analyzes outrageous calls from commentators like Ellie Mystal advocating to strip security details from high court judges unless they comply with legislative demands. Plus, we cover Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy issuing emergency executive shutdowns for over one hundred fraudulent truck driving schools operating without proper standards or safety vetting.

00:00 - Abdul El Sayed panics over Hasan Piker ties

03:45 - Katie Tur confronts El Sayed on MSNBC

08:24 - Repeated scripted talking points on the trail

11:09 - Mike Rogers releases common sense campaign ad

20:55 - Josh Shapiro's false measles death claims

24:20 - Wall Street Journal debunks Shapiro's health narrative

28:03 - Shapiro dodges questions on coroner findings

36:08 - Sheldon Whitehouse plots Supreme Court investigations

38:30 - Ellie Mystal threatens Supreme Court security funds

41:00 - Kamala Harris pushes midterm cheating claims

47:53 - Maxine Waters attacks media ratings motive

53:09 - Sean Duffy shuts down illegal CDL driving schools

56:03 - Safety risks of bypassing commercial driver standards

On Today’s Show:

👉 AOC's moderate stance pivot and Chuck Schumer affirms his support for Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed

👉 NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill touts signing of new abortion bill

👉 Florida Democrat Angie Nixon DOUBLES DOWN on conspiracy that GOP is trying to kill black Americans

👉 Jill Biden still thinks Joe was potentially drugged prior to his infamous debate

👉 Michael Cohen is fishing for a pardon from President Trump

Rich Zeoli analyzes AOC's potential "pivot" to the center ahead of 2028 and Senator Chuck Schumer's ringing endorsement of Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed and examines how DSA policies contrast to the average Michigan voter

We transition into the big news about Governor Mikie Sherril's new abortion bill which was signed into law which outlaws silent prayer outside of Planned Parenthood clinics and loosens the already laissez-faire abortion laws in the state of New Jersey. Then Rich has a look at the insane conspiracy theory propagated by Angie Nixon that the GOP's agenda is to harm and kill the average Black American with her stating that "I'm in Congress to stop President Trump before anything"

Zeoli breaks down Michael Cohen's request for a pardon and how the Democrats have lost their silver bullet in the hush money prosecution after Cohen went on the record to say he felt coerced and forced to say and agree to questioning. Finally we discuss the two latest summer blockbusters, The Odyssey and Spiderman: Brand New Day and how leaks of the two films on X shouldn't take away from the movie going experience.

06:11 - Chuck Schumer doubles down on his support of Abdul El-Sayed

12:17 - Mikie Sherrill signs law that bans praying outside of Planned Parenthood and loosening of abortion restrictions

14:05 - Governor Sherrill says that getting an AR-15 is easier than an abortion

16:20 - Angie Nixon's insane conspiracy theory

20:33 - Jill Biden still won't rule out Joe's drink being laced prior to Trump Debate

28:00 - Jake Tapper tries to get Michael Cohen to admit President Trump is a mob boss

29:40 - Elie Honig crushes the hopes and dreams of those who cheered Trump's hush money prosecution

32:09 - President Trump on Michael Cohen's radio show

33:46 - Michael Cohen says that he has officially sent the Trump Administration his pardon request

On Today’s Show:

👉 Democratic Socialists of America statement praising Fidel Castro on his centenary

👉 DSA co-chairs Megan Romer and Ashik Siddique defending communist Cuba on national media

👉 Democrat candidate Angie Nixon embracing radical DSA platforms in Florida

👉 Gavin Newsom faltering on whether he would vote for himself for president

👉 Newsom pushing state universal healthcare coverage for illegal immigrants

Rich Zeoli analyzes the statement from the Democratic Socialists of America honoring dictator Fidel Castro on his centenary. We examine how DSA leaders like Megan Romer and Ashik Siddique attempt to rebrand Cuba's communist dictatorship on national television, ignoring decades of firing squads and forced blood extractions. Zeoli points out how Florida candidate Angie Nixon actively leans into these extreme positions rather than distancing herself, proving that radical ideology continues to gain traction while polling shows socialism gaining popularity among Democrats over free enterprise.

We transition into major breaking news as federal agents confront disgraced former Congressman Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport, seizing his phone and electronic devices under a federal criminal search warrant. Rich discusses the ongoing investigation into Swalwell's past actions and allegations, alongside foreign policy absurdities like the United Kingdom handing nine-page conduct guides on basic sexual consent to arriving asylum seekers. Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom struggles through basic interview questions about his presidential ambitions, yet continues pushing universal healthcare for illegal immigrants to secure favor with his party's radical wing.

Zeoli exposes Boston Mayor Michelle Wu using city authority to track down local property owners leasing parking spaces to federal immigration officers. We also tackle Google quietly altering Gmail rules to allow political campaigns to bypass spam filters, filling personal inboxes with aggressive fundraising text blasts and emails. Finally, we critique public polling accuracy compared to volatile prediction betting markets, take a hilarious detour into why boat drinks like Piña Coladas dominate cocktail lists, and check out high-tech Chinese humanoid robots running at top speed.

00:00 - Democratic Socialists Praise Fidel Castro

03:08 - DSA Co-Chair Defends Cuba on National Television

03:54 - Historical Realities of Cuban Executions and Dictatorship

07:28 - CNN Host Confronts DSA Co-Chair Over Castro Crimes

08:21 - Official DSA Statement Honors Castro Centenary

13:15 - Candidate Chris Rab Avoids Condemning Castro

22:00 - Florida Candidate Angie Nixon Aligns With DSA Platform

25:45 - FBI Seizes Devices From Eric Swalwell at Airport

27:20 - UK Issues Conduct Handbooks to Asylum Seekers

31:29 - Gavin Newsom Fumbles Questions on Presidential Ambitions

36:09 - Newsom Pushes Universal Healthcare for Illegal Immigrants

44:22 - Boston Mayor Targets Businesses Cooperating With ICE

45:38 - Google Alters Gmail Settings to Allow Political Spam

49:36 - Prediction Markets and the Problem With Modern Polling

55:12 - Debate Over Popular Cocktails and Boat Drinks

59:17 - Chinese Humanoid Robots Show Off Speed and Agility

On Today’s Show:

👉 Josh Shapiro’s Executive Order on Data Centers & Stealing Trump's Energy Policy

👉 DOJ Sending 1,000 Federal Monitors to Polling Places

👉 Florida Senate Nominee Angie Nixon’s Campaign Speech & Calls to Abolish Prisons

👉 Fauci Advisor David Morens Pleads Guilty to Federal Conspiracy in COVID Cover-Up

👉 Jon Ossoff’s Attack on White House Staffer Natalie Harp

Rich Zeoli analyzes the latest political power moves from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who just issued a sweeping executive order targeting tech data centers after facing intense public backlash. We expose how Shapiro is copying Donald Trump’s ratepayer protection plan while pretending to pioneer new regulations to fuel his 2028 White House ambitions. Zeoli examines how Shapiro is bypassing the state legislature to posture for national attention, ignoring Pennsylvania's natural gas resources while making impossible demands about solar and wind energy. We also discuss the Department of Justice sending a thousand federal monitors to polling places for the midterms and why Democrats are suddenly panicking over basic election security measures that were routinely used during previous administrations.

Rich turns our attention to Florida, where radical Democrat nominee Angie Nixon just secured the Senate primary nomination despite her extreme platform. We listen to her campaign speeches where she equates building ballrooms to slavery chains and calls to abolish prisons across the country. Zeoli reviews her past outbursts on the Florida house floor, her pink megaphone protests, and her support for taxpayer-funded drag shows. We evaluate how the left’s slide toward socialist candidates could turn potential swing states into massive victories for Republicans in the general elections.

We dive into major breaking news regarding the origin of COVID-19 as David Morens, a top advisor to Dr. Anthony Fauci, copped a guilty plea to federal conspiracy charges for hiding official records and using private email accounts to dodge transparency laws. Zeoli details how these government officials hampered investigations into bat research grants while receiving illicit perks. Finally, we chat about new studies on alcohol abstinence in lab mice, Brad Pitt’s decision to return to moderate drinking after seven years, and Senator Jon Ossoff’s petty political attacks on White House staffer Natalie Harp.

00:00 Josh Shapiro's Executive Order on Data Centers

03:32 Shapiro Copying Trump's Energy Ratepayer Protection Plan

09:02 Shapiro Mandates Clean Energy for Tech Facilities

13:30 Shapiro's Political Shift and 2028 Ambitions

20:32 DOJ Deploying Federal Monitors to Midterm Polling Locations

31:03 Angie Nixon's State House Floor Protests

37:29 Fauci Advisor David Morens Pleads Guilty in COVID Grant Scheme

46:36 Brad Pitt Debates Moderate Drinking

55:09 Jon Ossoff's Attack on Natalie Harp

On Today’s Show:

👉 Eric Swalwell FBI spy scandal declassified files

👉 Democratic Socialists plotting to abolish the US Constitution

👉 Fake Los Angeles mayoral polling experiments

👉 Rosie O'Donnell's anti-Trump rants after returning from Ireland

👉 Marvel's absurd Avengers Doomsday movie homework requirements

Rich Zeoli examines newly declassified FBI files revealing Representative Eric Swalwell admitted to physical encounters with Chinese spy Christine Fang, also known as Fang Fang. We inspect the bizarre Ambien excuse Swalwell offers for his late-night visits and examine how campaign donations flowed into his operation while Chinese operatives placed interns inside his office. Zeoli scrutinizes how media figures enabled these denials for years despite clear security risks on the House Intelligence Committee.

We unpack audio from Democratic Socialists of America activists explicitly declaring their hostility toward the United States Constitution and demanding the complete abolition of the United States Senate. Zeoli analyzes how radical political groups attempt to dismantle structural safeguards protecting state representation. We also examine fake polling operations in Los Angeles designed to manipulate voter choices and discuss why political surveys constantly fail to reflect reality.

Rich dives into Rosie O'Donnell returning to the national spotlight with anti-Trump monologues after her self-imposed hiatus in Ireland. We review the absurd movie homework list released for the upcoming Avengers Doomsday film and question whether audiences want to watch dozens of hours of past projects just to understand a single theater release.

00:00 Declassified FBI Files Expose Eric Swalwell

03:10 Media Protection And Early Denial Tactics

06:59 The Ambien Excuse And Late Night Visits

10:35 Straw Donors And Infiltrated Interns

14:12 Bay Area Political Excuses For Chinese Operatives

20:11 Unexpected Sharknado Cameos And Spy Nicknames

27:35 Jack Smith Connection To Early FBI Inquiries

32:35 Rosie O'Donnell Returns From Ireland

38:00 Exposed Fake Polling Tactics In Los Angeles

43:19 Radical Socialists Target The US Constitution

47:38 DSA Demands Abolishing The US Senate

54:04 MCU Homework Requirements For Avengers Doomsday

On Today’s Show:

👉 AOC’s attempt to distance herself from past woke positions for 2028

👉 Hunter Biden and Democrats pushing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the future of the party

👉 Andy Beshear’s scheme to abolish the Electoral College

👉 High school seniors struggling with basic literacy post-lockdowns

👉 President Trump honoring a hero 16-year-old California lifeguard

Rich Zeoli digs into the tactical makeover happening on the political left as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attempts to scrub her past statements ahead of a prospective 2028 presidential bid. We break down how progressive strategists and media figures attempt to paint AOC as a moderate despite years of public record backing radical policies like defunding police forces and abolishing prisons. Hunter Biden even calls her the future of the Democratic Party, showcasing how deep this alignment runs. Meanwhile, politicians like Andy Beshear call for dismantling the Electoral College to centralize power, proving that the establishment agrees with radical structural shifts even when avoiding specific labels.

Zeoli also exposes how California Representative Ro Khanna claims to support border security while simultaneously demanding the elimination of ICE. We examine the absurdity of New York Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher framing retail theft as a mere crime of poverty, alongside social media users publicly complaining about standard work obligations for Medicaid. Rich points out how these outrageous societal trends stem directly from higher education, where university professor groups break historical neutrality to endorse far-left candidates and elite schools eliminate traditional grading standards.

We contrast these institutional failures with troubling news about high school literacy rates, where teachers face classrooms of graduating seniors unable to complete basic sentence prompts. To close on an uplifting story, we cover WNBA player Sophie Cunningham going viral, Rich sharing clips from his recent national television appearance, and President Trump honoring a courageous sixteen-year-old lifeguard who rescues multiple swimmers from dangerous ocean currents.

00:00 Exposing AOC's Moderate Rebrand for 2028

04:26 Holding AOC Accountable for Her Past Woke Stances

08:26 AOC Blames COVID for Extreme Radical Policies

12:49 Distinguishing Chapter Dues in Democratic Socialists of America

17:41 Sexy Socialist Summer Strategy to Target Youth

23:41 Andy Beshear Calls to Abolish the Electoral College

28:41 Ro Khanna Wants Secure Borders Without ICE

37:14 NY Lawmaker Defends Shoplifting Toothpaste

45:16 University Professors Go Full Socialist

50:03 High School English Teacher Distressed by Literacy Crisis

52:05 WNBA Player Sophie Cunningham Goes Viral

57:34 Trump Honors Hero 16-Year-Old Lifeguard

On Today’s Show:

👉 David Crowley Defeats Francesca Hong After USB Stick “Glitch”

👉 Former Lumberton Mayor Gina LaPlaca Charged With Criminal Petition Fraud

👉 Columbia Police Department Faces Free Speech Backlash Over Social Media Moderation

👉 Hassan Piker Defends His Multimillion-Dollar West Hollywood Mansion

👉 Michigan Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Compares American Football to Slavery

Rich Zeoli dissects a stunning political upset in Wisconsin where radical candidate Francesca Hong loses her governor nomination to David Crowley despite holding a massive 95 percent polling lead right up to election night. We look into the suspicious midnight reporting out of Milwaukee County where election workers downloaded audit logs instead of vote tallies on five separate USB drives. As socialist commentators rage over the outcome, Jen Psaki openly admits on national television that establishment bosses traditionally select party nominees.

Zeoli shifts focus closer to home in New Jersey, where former Lumberton Township Mayor Gina LaPlaca and her husband face serious criminal charges for allegedly forging voter signatures on primary election petitions. We examine bodycam footage from her previous legal trouble and discuss how political operatives bend rules to maintain power. Meanwhile, public agencies face growing First Amendment scrutiny as the Columbia Police Department attempts to censor critical social media comments while Passaic County expands automated surveillance cameras.

We also track the latest cultural absurdity as media outlets defend pervasive public surveillance while ignoring government overreach. Rich discusses the sudden breakup between Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her long-term partner, alongside leftist streamer Hassan Piker clumsily rationalizing his two-point-seven million dollar West Hollywood luxury residence. Finally, we examine unearthed audio where Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed draws bizarre comparisons between college football and historical oppression.

00:00 Wisconsin Primary Upset: Francesca Hong Falls to David Crowley

03:56 The Milwaukee USB Stick Glitch and Election Integrity Questions

10:43 Who Is David Crowley?

21:56 Jen Psaki Admits Party Bosses Handpick Nominees

24:48 New Jersey Petition Fraud Charges Against Gina LaPlaca

38:26 Columbia Police Censoring Social Media Comments

42:09 Surveillance Expansion and License Plate Readers in Passaic

45:45 Free Press Coverage Defending Automated Public Surveillance

53:09 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Splits From Fiancé Riley Roberts

55:16 Hassan Piker's Multimillion-Dollar House Hypocrisy

58:26 Michigan Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Compares Football to Slavery

On Today’s Show:

👉 Fauci text messages exposed regarding cytokine storms and miscarriage risks

👉 Media network fixation on Air Force One trickery during the slow August cycle

👉 Public efforts by commentators to rebrand AOC and far-left socialists as moderates

👉 Italian cheese vault operators using weather excuses to drive up prices

👉 New Jersey Supreme Court allows unchecked property seizure through eminent domain

Rich Zeoli examines shocking text message evidence uncovered by the Senate investigation into Anthony Fauci. We inspect revelations from Senator Ron Johnson showing Fauci and former CDC Director Rochelle Walensky discussed cytokine storms and elevated miscarriage risks associated with second COVID vaccine doses for pregnant women. Despite those internal warnings, federal health officials publicly insisted the injections were safe at any stage of pregnancy. We scrutinize how health bureaucracies and major tech platforms silenced debate, eroding public trust in self-appointed authorities who put political agendas above transparency.

Zeoli also dissects the bizarre story of Donald Trump's covert departure from the Middle East inside a catering truck to avoid security threats. We laugh at CNN's dramatic multi-hour coverage of decoy aircraft maneuvers during the slow summer news cycle. Meanwhile, political commentators attempt to rebrand far-left progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani as sensible moderates. We analyze how left-wing figures try to disguise radical tax proposals and government expansion as traditional policy while working families face economic pressure.

We wrap up the show evaluating odd news stories and government overreach across the nation. Rich details a California man who received a postcard from his deceased parents twenty-six years after it was sent, serving as a poignant reminder of harsh lockdown measures that kept families apart. We check out an Italian cheese bank blaming environmental narratives for price hikes on Parmigiano-Reggiano wheels. Finally, Zeoli covers a ruling by the New Jersey Supreme Court that allows local governments to seize private property through eminent domain without providing any explanation of public use.

00:00 Missing COVID Vaccine Warnings

09:18 Leaked Surgeon General Texts on mRNA Concerns

12:00 License Plate Surveillance and Privacy Rights Concerns

22:19 Decoy Aircraft Maneuvers and Secret POTUS Flight Plans

29:10 Media Attempting to Rebrand AOC as a Moderate Democrat

37:32 Francesca Hong Campaign and Unconventional Staff

43:10 Lost Postcard Arrives 26 Years Later from Late Parents

46:23 Italian Cheese Bank Increases Prices Under Global Warming Excuse

55:29 New Jersey Supreme Court Ruling Seizes Private Property Rights

On Today’s Show:

👉 Bernie Sanders Refuses to Endorse Wisconsin's Francesca Hong

👉 AOC’s Egg Freezing Announcement and 2028 Presidential Ambitions

👉 Why Democratic Socialists Moderating Positions Signals Election Panic

👉 Abdul El-Sayed Admits Medicare for All Means Higher Taxes for Middle Class

👉 New Jersey’s Straw and Utensil Restrictions Targeted by Mikie Sherrill Memes

Rich Zeoli opens the broadcast by inspecting the latest political developments surrounding the Wisconsin primary and Bernie Sanders skipping an endorsement for Francesca Hong. We analyze why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez publicizes personal medical decisions regarding egg freezing while preparing for a potential presidential campaign in 2028. Zeoli scrutinizes the Democratic Socialists of America strategy, explaining how far-left candidates dominate primary races only to scramble to moderate their positions when facing general election voters. We review economic data presented by Kevin Hassett regarding grocery store inflation, wage growth, and how White House affordability claims land with working families struggling under high prices.

We shift attention to Michigan where United States Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed acknowledges on television that government-run healthcare requires tax increases on everyday workers. Zeoli details the candidate imitating Barack Obama’s vocal patterns and discusses the media's flattering coverage of a phone call between the two figures. We investigate El-Sayed's ties to social media streamer Hassan Piker, whose past comments regarding 9/11 draw scrutiny while Democrats attempt to tap into his massive platform. Rich addresses AOC dodging tough questions from Jonathan Karl on ABC regarding radical DSA proposals, such as abolishing the Senate and defunding defense budgets, by attempting to shift the conversation toward Donald Trump.

We review telling audio from working-class Black voters in Georgia who describe mainstream Democratic identity politics as inauthentic performance, calling out politicians who adopt forced regional speech patterns. Zeoli moves to social trends, reflecting on the return of shared public entertainment like moviegoing while calling out modern annoyances including endless checkout tipping prompts and phone usage in theaters. We examine a New Jersey ice cream shop resisting state utensil restrictions associated with Mikie Sherrill, while offering advice on recent food safety warnings involving jalapeno peppers. Finally, Rich celebrates Burger King reclaiming its position as the nation's second-largest burger chain ahead of Wendy's through menu upgrades.

00:00 - Bernie Sanders and Francesca Hong in Wisconsin Primary

02:44 - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Shares Egg Freezing Strategy for 2028

04:15 - Why Far-Left Democratic Socialists Struggle Outside Primary Races

09:30 - White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett on Grocery Prices

11:20 - Abdul El-Sayed Admits Medicare for All Requires Higher Taxes

18:44 - Abdul El-Sayed Defends Campaigning with Streamer Hassan Piker

22:34 - AOC Dodges 2028 Presidential Questions on National Television

28:33 - AOC Retracts Past Defund the Police Stance as Pandemic Madness

37:31 - Working Class Black Voters in Georgia Reject Fake Democratic Pandering

41:58 - Jonathan Karl Confronts AOC on Extreme DSA Party Platform

46:03 - The Fall of Woke Pressure and Rebuilding Real Human Connection

56:11 - New Jersey Ice Cream Shop Mocks Mikie Sherrill Over Utensil Ban

On Today’s Show:

👉 Dr. Anthony Fauci held in contempt of Congress by Senator Rand Paul’s committee

👉 Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong flip-flops on canceling Thanksgiving

👉 Democratic Socialists of America mandate proposals to abolish the presidency, Senate, and Supreme Court

👉 Cross-party political battles erupt over proposed data centers and national security concerns

Rich Zeoli examines the latest dramatic developments on Capitol Hill as Senator Rand Paul leads the charge to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress. We analyze how Senator John Fetterman voted along party lines, sending the referral straight to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution. Rich explains the legal gymnastics surrounding Fauci’s reliance on the Fifth Amendment, his presidential pardon, and how federal bureaucrats continue dodging oversight when questioned by elected officials. We examine whether this vote marks a turning point in restoring accountability or if legal loopholes will allow public health leadership to escape scrutiny.

Rich shifts focus to the rising influence of radical candidates in battleground states across America. Zeoli examines Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong’s bizarre attempt to walk back her previous calls to abolish Thanksgiving, alongside radical demands from socialist organizations seeking to dismantle the presidency, the Senate, and the Supreme Court. We look at Bernie Sanders backing away from endorsing Hong, while far-left commentators like Hassan Piker boast about reshaping swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin forever. We also examine Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign finance scandal involving donations from individuals tied to controversial foreign interest groups, despite his public attacks on special interest funding.

Finally, we jump into the growing nationwide controversy surrounding massive data centers built for advanced computing and automated tech. Zeoli investigates how this issue unites unexpected political factions across both sides of the aisle, pitting local residents concerned about power grids and water supplies against national leaders focused on outcompeting foreign adversaries. We conclude the episode with a lighter moment, sharing hilarious audio from a carnival ride malfunction in Ocean City and vintage family reporting on high-altitude surveillance balloons.

00:00 - Senate Committee Votes To Hold Fauci In Contempt

05:31 - Overuse Of Fifth Amendment Protection Weakens Congressional Oversight

10:46 - Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidate Francesca Hong Shift On Thanksgiving

16:05 - Analyzing Media Coverage Of Left-Wing Political Candidates

20:29 - Socialist Demands To Overhaul Federal Government Structures

26:45 - Bernie Sanders Avoids Endorsing Left-Wing Candidates In Swing States

29:07 - Progressive Strategy To Target Battleground Districts Nationally

32:15 - Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed On Workout Videos And Algorithms

38:00 - Controversial Campaign Funding Sources Surrounding Abdul El-Sayed

44:34 - Nationwide Political Battles Over Computing Data Infrastructure

55:33 - Impact Of Infrastructure Debates On Upcoming Electoral Races

59:15 - Boardwalk Amusement Ride Stalls In Ocean City New Jersey