Episode Details

--Republicans Try to Protect Supreme Court. Juror Intimidation in Lindsey Clancy Trial. James Talarico is a Marxist Kook so why is he doing so well in the polls?

-- Rich opens by discussing how President Trump is telling Republicans that if the Save America Act isn't passed he will be the last Republican President. Senator John Fetterman says Abul El-Sayed should be judged based on the company he keeps. So why is Fetterman still association with Democrats now that the socialists have taken over the party?

-- Then we shift gears to cover the Texas Senate Race where new audio exposed by CNN's K-File has James Talarico wanting to ban oil and natural gas. For climate justice.

-- Byron Donalds comes out against flock cameras after Governor DeSantis banned them on state roads.

-- Then we cover the story of a knife wielding maniac in New York City. She was shot dead by the NYPD but they tried to tase her. Why it didn't work may surprise you.

--From there we get the latest on the Lindsay Clancy trial where a purported Act Blue supporter has been arrested for Jury intimidation. Why wasn't the jury sequestered in the first place. Also, this case has strong parallels to another woman who murdered her children. What can we learn from this.

-- Data Centers have become the issue heading into November but President Trump is still going all in as he says we can't lose to China. How is this affecting races across the county.

-- Finally, Republicans are looking to keep the Supreme Court at 9 seats. That number is not set by the Constitution, however, so Democrats could pack it if they take control in November.

00:00 -Republicans Try to Keep Supreme Court at 9 Seats

03:00 -Why does John Fetterman Associate with Democrats?

05:00 -James Talarico is a Marxist Kook

18:00 -Byron Donalds Says No to Flock

24:00 -NYPD Shoot Knife Wielding Maniac

28:00 -Latest on Lindsay Clancy Trial

40:00 -Data Centers are the Major Issue

50:00 -El-Sayed Needs to Answer for 911 Comments

53:00 GOP Wants to Protect Supreme Court. Good.