6:00am- The Philadelphia International Airport’s 12,000 on-site parking spots are already full ahead of Easter weekend.
6:05am- NEWS: The CDC announced a two-week extension to its mask mandate on federal transportation.
6:15am- Will the Biden Administration’s over-regulation result in the adoption of less environmentally friendly vehicles?
6:25am- In a series of tweets, Governor Phil Murphy announced he will review a new, controversial K-12 lesson plan prior to its implementation across New Jersey in the Fall of 2022.
6:40am- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was by police for violating lockdown regulations in May of 2020.
6:55am- According to several new polls, including one from Quinnipiac University, President Joe Biden’s approval rating has reached new lows at 33%—with a 54% disapproval rating.
7:00am- NEWS: John Hinckley Jr., who attempted to assassinate former President Ronald Reagan, was recently released from prison and is now set to play music in front of a sold-out crowd in New York City.
7:05am- Elon Musk has offered to buy Twitter for $54.20 a share. Musk currently owns 9.2% of the social media company.
7:15am- Frank R. James, the man accused of shooting multiple people in a Brooklyn subway station, was arrested on Wednesday. He is being charged for having committed an act of terrorism.
7:35am- Earlier in the week, former President Donald Trump endorsed U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz. Will he make at endorsement in Pennsylvania’s Gubernatorial race?
7:40am- A Christian detainee who escaped a Xinjiang, China concentration camp spoke with National Review. The survivor, Ovalbek Turdakun, said he was injected with mysterious substances which caused pain, muscle weakness, and subordination.
7:45am- What’s on the Cut Sheet: Joy Behar thinks the judicial branch of government is able to pass legislation, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer refers to the Student Debt Summit host as “babe,” and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors said she is “triggered” by charity transparency laws.
8:00am- State Senator Holly Schepisi joins the show to discuss controversial school curriculum changes in New Jersey. The state announced it was planning to adopt new sexual education and gender identity lesson plans for students in grades K-12.
8:20am- NEWS: A man was arrested for killing his pregnant girlfriend in King of Prussia.
8:40am- According to a National Review report, the U.S. State Department was forced to destroy passports during the country’s withdraw from Afghanistan. The passport destruction resulted in numerous Americans and American allies being stranded.
9:00am- NEWS: An 18-year-old was shot and killed in West Philadelphia. Police say they have found over twenty shell casings.
9:05am- Tom Szymanski, of the New Jersey GOP, joins the show to discuss the latest developments regarding new sex-ed courses for K-12 grades in New Jersey. Szymanski announces that NJ GOP has created a new webpage to make it easier for parents to stay up-to-date and have their voices heard: njgop.org/parents
9:40am- According to a National Review report, progressive organizations are utilizing seemingly non-political Facebook pages with the goal of ultimately pushing a political agenda.
9:45am- What’s on the Cut Sheet: Megyn Kelly says she would “swing” with Hillary and Bill Clinton, Jen Psaki bizarrely blames Texas Governor Greg Abbott for inflation, and Donald Trump refers to Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian citizens as “genocide.”