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ID for state-run grocery stores, but not for voting? PLUS, mainstream dems embrace socialists
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On Todayβs Show:
π Senator Rand Paul pushing for DOJ contempt charges against Dr. Anthony Fauci
π Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani doxing New York City residents with property tax lists
π Rahm Emanuel and Chuck Schumer reacting to Democratic Socialists of America
π Bernie Sanders backing radical primary candidates over John Fetterman's objections
π Governor Mikie Sherrill and non-citizen voting records in New Jersey
π Karoline Leavitt and the White House demanding election integrity via the SAVE Act
Rich Zeoli addresses Senator Rand Paul's latest push to refer Dr. Anthony Fauci directly to the Department of Justice for contempt of Congress. We analyze the legal debate surrounding whether a pardoned former executive official can hide behind Fifth Amendment protections to evade congressional oversight. While Fauci claims immunity from criminal prosecution, Congress retains a constitutional duty to investigate health agency actions. We also examine state-level legal moves, potential civil suits, and why the Supreme Court may end up deciding if pardoned government workers must answer questions.
We shift focus to the rise of socialist influence within local government, starting with Zohran Mamdani doxing property owners in New York City through a newly published tax database. Rich details how mainstream Democrats like Governor Kathy Hochul enable these far-left agendas, granting radicals the power to target private citizens. We react to Rahm Emanuel calling out candidates who reject basic American principles, while Chuck Schumer dodges questions about radical proposals to abolish the Senate. From Bernie Sanders backing Francesca Hong in Wisconsin to Texas candidate James Talarico claiming capitalism is theft, we expose how extreme economic ideas continue spreading across the party.
We also cover the push for state-run grocery stores in New York City, complete with heavily subsidized prices and strict enforcement hypocrisy. Moving to New Jersey, Governor Mikie Sherrill faces heavy scrutiny after thousands of non-citizens were registered to vote due to state software errors. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and the Department of Justice demand full access to those voter rolls, while Senator Mike Lee demands passage of the SAVE Act to protect election integrity. Plus, Zeoli reviews Chicago's ridiculous subway signs meant to stop violent crime, we critique Joy Behar's unhinged claims on The View about Donald Trump, and we react to colleges offering degrees for social media content creation.
00:00 Rand Paul Demands DOJ Contempt Charges Against Anthony Fauci
01:51 Can a Pardoned Official Plead the Fifth to Congress?
06:24 State Investigations and Civil Lawsuits Against Fauci
10:00 Zohran Mamdani Doxes New York City Homeowners With New Tax List
13:27 Kathy Hochul and Mainstream Democrats Capitulate to Socialists
17:25 Rahm Emanuel Warns About Anti-American Democratic Socialists
20:00 Chuck Schumer Dodges DSA Demands to Abolish the Senate
22:04 Bernie Sanders Pushes Radical Candidates Despite Fetterman Warnings
23:28 Francesca Hong's Public Safety Statements in Wisconsin
26:34 James Talarico Claims Capitalism Is Theft in Texas Senate Push
30:00 New York City Plans State-Run Grocery Stores
36:50 Mikie Sherrill Addresses Non-Citizen Voter Registration in New Jersey
40:03 Mike Lee Demands Passage of the SAVE Act
41:02 Karoline Leavitt and DOJ Investigate New Jersey Voting Errors
44:34 Chicago CTA Installs Anti-Crime Signs to Stop Criminals
48:30 Joy Behar's Unhinged Claim That Trump Will Nuke Cleveland
54:18 College Degrees for Content Creators and Influencers