Will Christians Hand Kamala the White House? ft. George Barna – AD FREE

The guy with old Nazi tattoos and more recent Hamas support, Graham Platner, is going to be the Democrat Senate candidate in Maine. It’s part of a larger pattern of the extreme left rising in strength. Mike Davis analyzes the newest indictment of former FBI director James Comey. The team fields an hour of subscriber questions, including:

-Are data centers bad news?
-Do Republicans have any hope in New York this cycle?
-Can we look forward to more responses to Candace Owens’s many lies?

The show opens with a reaction to Erika’s exceptional appearance on the program yesterday to warn America about the surge in toxic dehumanizing rhetoric. Then Andrew and Blake dive into the mammoth Supreme Court decision on gerrymandering. Could the GOP pick up five seats, ten seats, or even more by redrawing districts in the South? And what will Democrats do in response?

The Wall Street Journal is finally admitting what’s been obvious for ages: There is far more violence on the political left than the political right. Batya Ungar-Sargon rips apart the left’s NGO-fueled scam once and for all. Plus, federal forces acting on behalf of VP Vance’s anti-fraud force are raiding Minneapolis daycares and other fraudulent Somali businesses. The team uses that as an excuse to hit Ilhan Omar’s comments about “World War 11,” then talks to Melania Trump adviser Marc Beckman about the First Lady’s spat with Jimmy Kimmel. Cliff Maloney debuts his new book.

Once again, increasingly radical pro-violence sentiments on the left put the life of the president and thousands of others in peril, when a California teacher attempted a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Andrew was there and recounts his personal experience, before he and Blake dissect the role that years of violent rhetoric on the left played in provoking the attempted killing Susan Crabtree reports on a crisis within the Secret Service. Auron MacIntyre and Mark Halperin join.