CNN poll, Person of the Year, DoD on drones, Ryan Routh, Wray resigns, Kash kills it, DoE $1B for DEI, Biden pardons, Mills mauls

Today’s show opens with a new poll from CNN. Despite the efforts of the unhinged Left and their willing accomplices in the Legacy/mainstream media, the vast majority of American support Donald Trump’s agenda, his competence and his selections. In fact, Time magazine just listed him as their Person of the Year, unveiling the magazine cover as Trump was invited to ring open the trading day on the NYSE.

While I didn’t give a lot of credence to the Iranian mothership theory on yesterday’s show, comments from the Pentagon’s Press Secretary now has me considering it much more strongly. It’s amazing how they can be so definitive on what the drones are not, while having no knowledge over what they are.

We learned two new things about the arrest of Ryan Routh who was staged to take a shot at Donald Trump on his Mar-a-Lago golf course. Seems the US Secret Service Agent who saw him was only five feet away and got off six shots, missing Routh every time. Also, Routh owned 17 cell phones, but was in possession of 18. Who owned that 18th phone?

We dive into the archive to remind you how good Kash Patel is with his cross-platform knowledge and his ability to synthesize information. We are reminded of when the CIA bribed it’s analysts to lie about the origin of the Covid-19 virus.

We are just now learning that the Biden regime has spent over $1 billion dollars shoving the far-Left DEI philosophy down the throats of our K-12 students. At the same time, Biden has commuted or pardoned over 1500 people today. Two of those people we have learned are Chinese operatives. One had over 42,000 images of child pornography. The other had been convicted of spying on American companies in an effort to steal their intellectual property.

I then take a moment to discuss periods of dramatic upheaval in our history and wonder if we are at that next cycle of change. We can mark the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and the 1937 SCOTUS case under FDR that removed the barriers, allowing the Federal government to become highly centralized and opened the door to it’s current size and overreach.

Finally, we close with a short exchange between Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) and Secretary of State Antony Blinken. It’s a stark contrast to see what adults really sound like versus the child who hide in adult bodies.

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