Julie Kelly On Jack Smith’s Dirty J6 Dossier

In a conversation between Dave Brat and Julie Kelly, they discussed the latest legal tactics by Jack Smith against Donald Trump, with Brat emphasizing how the prosecution’s strategy feels like “lawfare” meant to manipulate language. Kelly, who has covered the case extensively, compared the current motion to the infamous Steele Dossier, labeling it "political and partisan.” She argued that Smith’s case is built on “rehashed” evidence from the January 6th Select Committee and would never go to trial. Kelly stated, "This is the most brazen example of DOJ election interference,” and highlighted that key charges were already overturned by the Supreme Court. She called Smith’s motion a political attempt to criminalize presidential actions. Despite media excitement, both agreed that the case would likely be dismissed in higher courts. Brat concluded by thanking Kelly for her “heroic courage” in exposing this legal maneuvering.

Rep. Burchett Calls Out Biden Admin For Prioritizing Illegal Immigrants Over Hurricane Helene Relief

Rep. Tim Burchett and Dave Brat took aim at the Biden administration’s handling of FEMA resources and disaster relief. Burchett criticized the government’s distribution of nearly a billion dollars to “immigrants” instead of aiding American disaster victims, calling it a reflection of an administration that is “tone-deaf” to the needs of its citizens. He argued that Trump’s leadership would have handled crises like this more decisively, emphasizing the stark contrast between the current administration and Trump’s presidency: “If Donald Trump was in the White House…he’d be on the phone talking tough.” Brat chimed in, discussing the effects of inflation and job losses due to illegal immigration. Both stressed that evangelical voters must turn out to “save the country” from what they described as the destructive policies of the current administration, urging action: “We will lose everything” if people don’t vote.

Perry Slams Biden Administration For Propelling America’s Crises From Immigration To Foreign Wars

Scott Perry expressed strong concerns about President Biden’s handling of foreign policy and its implications for national security. He stated, "Joe Biden has lost everything” and criticized the administration for allowing Iran to regain economic stability, which he argued has enabled the country to fund terrorist organizations like Hamas. Perry highlighted the consequences of past agreements, asserting, "It wasn’t a question of if Iran was going to get nuclear weapons; it was a question of when.”

Dave Brat echoed Perry’s sentiments, noting that the Biden administration’s actions are detrimental to American security and questioned the motivations behind Democratic policies that seem to support terrorism. Perry emphasized the political implications, stating, "The leftist brought in a bunch of these terrorist people from terrorist countries to live in America now,” suggesting that this strategy is aimed at securing votes rather than ensuring public safety. He concluded that Americans are feeling the impact of these policies, saying, "They can’t afford groceries, they can’t afford rent.”

“We’re At War In The Red Sea”: Faddis On Media’s Cover-Up Of U.S. Involvement In Foreign Conflicts

Dave Brat and former CIA operative Sam Faddis emphasized the continuity of Obama-era policies under the Biden administration, particularly concerning Iran. Faddis stated, "This is a continuation of the Obama Administration,” highlighting that key national security positions remain occupied by those aligned with Obama’s approach. He criticized the administration for not enforcing sanctions against Iran, pointing out that over $100 million has flowed to Iran despite sanctions.

Both speakers expressed concern over the American public’s ignorance regarding these issues. Faddis noted, "90% of Americans are completely unaware” due to biased media coverage. They also discussed the dangerous alliance between China, Russia, and Iran, with Faddis asserting that this "toxic mix” poses a significant threat. They called for a fundamental policy change, advocating for Donald Trump’s return to the presidency as a solution to these challenges.

Pavone: “If We Want The Church To Survive, We Better Get Out There And Vote Those Democrats Out”

Dave Brat and Father Frank Pavone discussed the urgency for Christians, particularly Catholics, to engage in the electoral process. Brat emphasized the significance of understanding freedoms, such as freedom of speech and religion, stating, “We sometimes take for granted freedom of speech. Freedom of religion.” Pavone underscored that with about 80% of Americans identifying as Christian, it’s critical for these individuals to participate in voting to defend the Republic. He declared, “Catholics cannot consider themselves exempt from the spiritual duty to change the world.”

Pavone highlighted the dire consequences of inaction, stating that the radical left threatens religious freedoms, asserting that “these radical left-wing godless anti-life Democrats wanted to destroy the freedom of the church.” Both speakers echoed the necessity of voting as a means to uphold moral laws and protect human rights. Brat further pointed out that the founders designed the Constitution to place sovereignty in the hands of the people, underscoring the belief that citizens must be vigilant against government overreach. As the election approaches, they urged Christians to mobilize and vote, with Pavone concluding, “Nobody’s coming to save us; we’ve got to be the agents of change.”

Andrew F. Puzder Exposes How Kamala Harris’s Economic Plan Would Tank Our Free Market Economy

Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, shared insights on economic growth and the influence of large asset management firms on the American economy with host Dave Brat. Puzder criticized Vice President Harris’s "opportunity economy,” arguing that true economic opportunity stems from growth. He emphasized that the previous Trump administration successfully fostered growth through tax reductions, deregulation, and boosting domestic oil production, resulting in historic lows in unemployment and income inequality.

Puzder expressed concerns about the political maneuvers of major firms like BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard, which control significant shares in large companies and push radical agendas, including environmental policies. He noted, “They just decide on their own how they’re going to vote these shares, and they’re really accountable to nobody.” He highlighted how these firms pressured ExxonMobil to adopt policies against its core business, illustrating a threat to both the economy and the republic. Puzder concluded on a hopeful note, pointing to states taking legislative action to counter this influence and advocating for a return to policies that prioritize genuine economic growth.

An Evening With Royce White And Maureen Bannon | Get Tickets TODAY

Maureen Bannon reminded the audience members to participate with aps to get out the vote and focus on calling and texting and promoted an event for US Senate candidate Royce White.

Bill Federer Reveals 2024 Election Is In The Hands Of Christians, GOTV For Evangelicals

Bill Federer highlighted the urgent need for Christians to become politically active. He noted that "there’s an estimated 80 million Christians in America and only a quarter vote,” emphasizing that mobilizing more voters could significantly impact elections decided by narrow margins. Federer explained a strategy of "projection,” where the left blames opponents for their own actions, warning that this tactic is used to undermine conservative figures. He referenced historical examples of manipulation, citing the Soviet Union’s use of "critical Theory” to instigate division and conflict. He argued that when Christians withdraw from political engagement, they inadvertently consent to the growing evil in society, as evidenced by historical atrocities. Federer urged listeners not to remain silent, saying, "Your silence is consent. It is a sin.” He called for Christians to actively defend their beliefs and participate in shaping a just society, reiterating the necessity of moral foundations in combating the rising tide of narcissism and gaslighting.