The Official ACLJ’s Sekulow team examines whether security for President Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration will be heightened following recent shocking attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas.
The teams also discuss the need for stronger national security, the House of Representatives’ narrow vote on Speaker Mike Johnson, the FBI’s concerns about security under the Biden-Harris Administration, Super Bowl security issues, the ACLJ’s legal efforts, and more.
Former CIA operative Michael Jaco tells Nicholas Veniamin that President Trump’s “kiss of death” might well have befallen Speaker of the House Michael Johnson.
Jaco suggests that Johnson was invited to meet with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago compound, not necessarily as a friendly gesture, but to expose the Speaker for his recent about-face on GOP principles. Jaco says the same fate, or “kiss of death” as he calls it, transpired with former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who was invited to Mar-a-Lago under similar circumstances. And we all know what the end result was there!
Will Trump follow the same game plan with Johnson, who is rapidly losing support from fellow Republicans? Jaco and Veniamin share their thoughts.
Dan RadioStyle says we are seeing the play before the play. The noise is being made early for the issue that is looming. The good guys are likely going to shut down parts of the government–which parts remain to be seen.
Says RadioStyle, “The shutdown is going to happen because the Deep State needs it to.” Things are definitely going to get spicy! RadioStyle brings the details, plus a breaking story from the Lou Dobbs podcast that the Bidens will be served subpoenas in days.
Newt Gingrich, the Republican former Speaker of the House. says the latest Trump indictments by Fani Willis have backfired against the corrupt Democrats. Not only are Republicans turned off by the chicanery, but so are a majority of independents and even a sizeable number of Democrats.
The end result, says Gingrich: Trump will not only win re-election in 2024, but Republicans will carry both the House and the Senate. Gingrich made his bold projections in an interview with Megan Kelly on her Sirius XM show.
Let’s hope the rotten, child-molesting, censor-pushing, scum-sucking Democrats all get sent home packing in 2024! Here’s more from Steve Turley.
The shocking indictment of Donald Trump for the fourth time has everyday Americans cringing and wondering if there’s any way to save this failing nation. Yet, Mr. Trump promises that he will be exonerated after he presents an “irrefutable report” in the upcoming Georgia trial. Let’s look at the evidence on both sides…and pray, pray, pray for God to avenge us. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
With the 2024 election a little more than 16 months away, Donald J. Trump is again facing a threat of hanky-panky from his opposition, only this time it’s coming from his own party.
Investigative journalist Laura Loomer tells Real America’s Voice, with host Steve Bannon, that Republicans are preparing to thwart Trump’s nomination with last-minute rule changes and endorsements. Loomer claims the main culprit is Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the California GOP delegation, who are amending bylaws to undermine Trump’s nomination. She explains further.
H.A. Goodman reports that Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s victory lap over the passage of the recent debt-ceiling bill may be short-lived.
Goodman says the deal upset Freedom Republicans, who argued the deal should have enacted deeper spending cuts and shorter borrowing limits. He foresees Republicans beginning no-confidence proceedings in the near future against McCarthy. Says Goodman, “The next big test for McCarthy will be if you see more Democrats than Republicans voting on the next big bill in the House, then you will see no-confidence proceedings and an attempt to remove him.” Here’s his report.
Juan O. Savin says we are experiencing a game of chess on five levels, as well as a game of attrition. In other words, things are beginning to get real for the Democrats.
Savin says perhaps the most explosive level of chess is in the new GOP-controlled House and the looming testimony of whistleblowers, who were repudiated by Democrat Congressional committees regarding potential scandals involving the Hunter Biden tapes, the Jan. 6 Capitol siege tapes, or matters relating to corrupt Nancy Pelosi and John Kerry. He brings us more details, plus discusses an interesting order of succession to the presidency should Joe Biden be ousted.
Simon Parkes says Donald J. Trump could be back in the White House sooner, rather than later, if Joe Biden’s classified-document scandal continues to escalate.
Parkes believes that Biden will not be charged for storing docs in his Delaware garage, next to the 1960 Corvette, because they are in his private residence. For the same reason, Trump will be exonerated from the docs found at his Mar-a-Lago, Florida, residence, because the President of the United States has special dispensation regarding documents.
“However, the documents found in the Penn office, which relate to when Biden was vice-president, that’s different, because the vice-president comes under federal law, not presidential rule,” Parkes says. He posits that Biden will more than likely get impeached by the now GOP-controlled House and probably resign. He says there’s a strong possibility that VP Kamala Harris and Speaker Kevin McCarthy will decline to assume the presidency, paving the way for a military presence, a full election in March and the return of Trump.
Parkes explains further, plus gives his take on the Brunson v. Alma case.
An animated George Webb tees off on a variety of topics, including Rino Congressman Dan Crenshaw and some members of the Fox News media for criticizing those House members who opposed Kevin McCarthy for Speaker of the House.
Webb was especially critical of Crenshaw for calling the opposition “terrorists” for not supporting McCarthy. He also lashed out at “Fox & Friends” hosts Ainsley Earhardt and Pete Hegseth for jumping on the Crenshaw bandwagon. Appearing on the Peter Duke podcast, Webb also blasts the mainstream media for their take on what really happened during the alleged Jan. 6 insurrection, especially those who were not in attendance. Here’s more.
