Despite at least 60 voting locations experiencing issues with their ballot-on-demand printers in Maricopa County on Election Day, officials claim that voters weren’t disenfranchised. The Attorney General’s office has launched an investigation into a myriad of problems. So what happened? Abraham Hamadeh, the Republican candidate for Attorney General, weighs on the show. He’s trailing by just 510 ballots and is awaiting a recount. 

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The Respect for Marriage Act seems innocuous enough. Supporters say that it would codify same-sex marriage in America. But what would it really do? Religious leaders have warned that it would put individuals and institutions who abide by biblical teachings that marriage is between a man and a woman in the crosshairs of lawsuits and the government. We turn to Travis Weber, J.D., the Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs at Family Research Council, for answers. 

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For 33 years, Lt. General Michael Flynn honorably served his country in the United States Army. He’s also led the Defense Intelligence Agency and held the position of national security adviser. But a leaked phone call with former Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak put him in the crosshairs of Obama’s FBI. So what happened? Gen. Flynn gives his side of the story and weighs in on Biden’s foreign policy. He also talks about reforming the intelligence community and his new children’s book, The Night the Snow Monster Attacked.

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Despite two recent hurricanes and a state with 22 million people, Florida was able to report results on Election Night. So why can't other states do the same? Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd joins Lisa to discuss how Florida is leading the way on election integrity. They also discuss if mail-in ballots are susceptible to fraud and why some states can’t seem to get it right.   

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What’s next for the Republican Party? And why did we fall short on Election Day? Rep. Byron Donalds, a rising star in Congress, joins Lisa to reflect and help chart the path forward. They also discuss why Republicans in Florida, like him and Gov. Ron DeSantis, were so successful in getting re-elected. Don’t miss this conversation! 

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Professor Nicholas Giordano is on a mission to expose America’s broken education system. Not only are kids being exposed to indoctrination, but they aren’t learning. Kids have fallen further behind in reading and math, despite spending more than many developed countries on education. So why is this happening, and how do we fix it? Professor Giordano gives us answers. 

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Lisa analyzes the 2022 midterms, what it means, what you should know, and why it matters. 

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Alaskans have the opportunity to elect a Republican to the Senate. Not a Lisa Murkowski Republican, but an actual one. Because of a 2020 ballot measure, Alaska now has a ranked-choice voting system which led two Republicans, Kelly Tshibaka and Lisa Murkowski, to square off in the general election. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has spent millions in the red state to boost Murkowski. So why is the establishment gunning for Kelly Tshibaka? She joins Lisa to talk about this and the importance of sending strong conservatives to the Senate. 

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The Republican Party needs bold leaders like Kari Lake. She has taken on the media and the Left in her campaign to be the next governor of Arizona. Kari is so good on the campaign stump that her opponent won’t even debate her. How did she get so fearless, and what motivated her to run in the first place? Get to know Kari Lake on The Truth with Lisa Boothe. 

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Tiffany Smiley is a triage nurse whose life changed when her husband Scotty was severely wounded by a suicide bomber while serving in Iraq. The Army tried to get her to sign discharge papers that would have ended his career, but she refused. She fought the government and won. Her husband went on to serve as America’s first blind active-duty Army officer. Now she is fighting to be the U.S. Senator for Washington State and unseat Patty Murray, who has been there for almost 30 years. Tiffany joins Lisa to talk about her story and why she is running. 

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