Episode Details

Wayne Allyn Root opens with Lee Atwater's hardball political strategy—the kind that forces voters to see what Democrat policies actually produce, not the slogans. He argues Republicans still lose when they debate process instead of exposing results.

 

Wayne tosses to his interview with Lara Logan. They go in-depth on activist and "rogue" judges, where that power comes from, court stacking, and an analysis of Obama's past appointments and influence that still shapes today's benches.

 

With midterms approaching and courts repeatedly blocking executive action and election-security fights, Wayne and Lara connect strategy, history, and the current judicial showdown.

 

Do you think today's "rogue judges" are an accident—or the product of a long-term strategy? Drop your answer below.