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The gang reunites to discuss:

-What states would they be willing to live in?
-How does Lindsay Clancy affect the dating culture?
-Do men need to fake being NFL players in order to attract women?

After a marathon all-day hearing, Judge Graf finally ruled that Tyler Robinson will move to a trial on capital murder. Andrea Burkhart dissects the events of Tuesday and explains why Robinson was going to plead “Not Guilty” no matter what. Rep. Brandon Gil explains the importance of crushing birth tourism into the U.S., and then Dr. Gad Saad comments on suicidal empathy and how it is on display with the millions supporting murderous mom Lindsay Clancy.

After a wait of almost exactly a year, the world is finally going to learn whether Tyler Robinson’s criminal case is headed to trial. Blake and Danny talk to prosecutor Jay Town, TPUSA Frontlines reporter Tayler Hansen, and Jack Posobiec about the situation on the ground in Utah, the defense’s efforts to drag the case out, the presence of pro-Robinson influencers at the trial, and most important of all, the tremendous evidence that continues to point toward Robinson’s guilt. They also talk about the disturbing role that online betting markets could play in the case.

A huge crowd showed up at Make Heaven Crowded in El Paso to see Jesse Waters and Lucas Miles talk about the faith impact of Charlie’s martyrdom. It was a stirring moment of Christian revival — except for the usual suspects online, who decided to complain about the same thing they always complain about. Megan Basham talks about the Islamization of the Girls Scouts and the left’s effort to claim Dolly Parton as a symbol against her will. With a major witness now planning to recant his testimony, journalist John Ziegler talks about the disconcerting evidence that infamous child abuser Jerry Sandusky may have been innocent all along. Frank Turek discusses his new book.