LIVESTREAM - Monday March 17, 2025 replay

This podcast covers Trump’s aggressive policy shifts, including deporting gang members to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act, despite judicial pushback, and SpaceX rescuing astronauts stranded for months, a mission delayed by Biden to deny Trump and Elon Musk credit. It critiques the media’s bias, accusing networks of “freaking out” over Trump labeling them criminals complicit in economic sabotage, tied to Deep State efforts like Tesla vandalism via ActBlue. Trump’s DOJ visit is highlighted as unusual, contrasted with Obama’s Eric Holder ties, while he guts government-funded media like Voice of America (led by Kari Lake) and dismantles seven federal agencies. The podcast questions Biden’s autopen-signed pardons, voided by Trump, hinting at hidden crimes. Internationally, Trump plans Putin talks amid Ukraine tensions, with Russia rejecting NATO troops, and authorizes strikes on Iran-backed Houthi rebels to secure Red Sea shipping. Economically, Trump cuts spending, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent steering a privatization shift via tariffs and deregulation, despite media recession fears.

This podcast dives into recent changes within the Georgia Republican Party, spotlighting leadership shifts in Union and Cherokee Counties, with Union replacing its entire team and Cherokee anticipating exciting developments under new leadership. It highlights Cherokee County's strong Republican turnout in past elections and teases an upcoming convention video. The episode issues urgent action alerts on two bills: HB268, criticized as a "student control bill" threatening private and homeschooling freedoms, urging listeners to oppose it by contacting Senate leaders; and a call to VETO SB144, a pesticide bill passed by both chambers, now awaiting Governor Kemp. The podcast critiques Georgia GOP Chairman Josh McKoon, tying him to establishment figures like Brian Kemp and questioning his salary increases and travel expenses as General Counsel for the Vocational School System, calling for a DOGE investigation. It also addresses Cobb County’s GOP struggles, slamming current chair Salleigh Grubbs and the orchestrated attack on Sophia for chair, while questioning Kandiss Taylor’s congressional run and influence. Additional topics include Georgia’s excessive spending compared to inflation and the need for GOP reform before 2026, accusing the party of mismanagement.