Chris Kobach discussed a bill passed by the Kansas legislature that would ban transgender surgeries on minors. The bill fell two votes short of a supermajority, but if two absent individuals, including one gravely ill, can attend the vote for the veto override, it will become law.

Kobach questioned why a Democratic governor would veto the bill despite its strong support. He attributes it to ideological constraints and fear of deviating from party lines. Kobach also discusses a lawsuit filed by Kansas and 10 other states against President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, arguing that it defies the Supreme Court’s ruling and violates the Constitution.

He emphasizes the importance of defending the Constitution and invites listeners to follow him on social media for updates on their fight in Kansas.

Dr. Wolf Live From Europe Shares How Countries Have Blocked Her Website Exposing Pfizer Documents

Dr. Naomi Wolf appeared on the WarRoom from Europe and discussed the censorship surrounding her book, which is facing restrictions from platforms like Amazon. Wolf told Steve Bannon that her husband was detained at the airport and that there were challenges in accessing their website in the Netherlands.

Despite these obstacles, she said she is honored to speak to European audiences and engage with resistance leaders who each took a turn speaking.

They discussed parallels between the fights in America and Europe, including skepticism of globalist agendas and concerns about censorship and loss of sovereignty.

Ralph Decker, who is running for the European Parliament, emphasizes the need to push back against EU overreach and misinformation.

Each guest also touched on the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty and efforts to raise awareness about its potential consequences.

Lastly, they discussed efforts in the Netherlands to propose an exit referendum from the EU, highlighting the importance of democracy and informing the public about the EU’s impact.

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Mike Lindell discussed the challenges faced by his company, MyPillow. One situation involved sub-renting warehouse space to a business that was later vacated, potentially due to a takeover of a third company. Lindell said that the candy company backed out of the space being discussed in the media.

He suggests that the media has misconstrued the situation. Lindell also expresses concern about counterfeit products appearing on eBay that resemble MyPillow but originate from China.

He attributes this to potential attacks on his company, possibly orchestrated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

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He highlighted special offers, including open-box sales and discounted prices on various products. Lindell emphasizes that every product MyPillow offers is designed to provide comfort and support.

Dave Brat Goes Off On The U.S. Corrupt Economic System

Dave Brat reflects on the significance of Good Friday and the Judeo-Christian tradition, emphasizing the transformative power of understanding the story of Jesus on the cross as God himself takes on the sins of humanity. He contrasts the belief in God with the chaos of a godless society, highlighting issues such as defunding the police, control by teachers’ unions, and economic disparities.

Brat calls for a return to the Judeo-Christian tradition, emphasizing the importance of work and offering jobs to help alleviate poverty.

He directs people to find his content on Getter and teases upcoming analysis on the concentration of wealth among the one percent.

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