June 05, 2020

Friday June 5 - Full Show

The unemployment rate plummets amid the reopening of the economy. The New York Times flipped out after Tom Cotton’s editorial got taken out of context. Dana explains why James Mattis is wrong. Andy McCarthy from National Review joins us on Antifa, the Insurrection Act and more. Buffalo Police push an elderly man knocking him unconscious. Dana dives into the statistics of officer-involved shootings.

All Episodes

Thursday June 4 - Full Show

James Mattis writes a scathing op/ed bashing President Trump. Drew Brees gets canceled for saying he respects the American flag. Black Lives Matter starts a movement to Defund The Police. Sen. Tom Cotton writes a piece that gets taken out of context. Rod Rosenstein testifies on Capitol Hill over the FISA process. Experts suggest sexual practices spread the coronavirus. Dana explains how Ferguson, MO is an outlier to the case for criminal justice reform.

Wednesday June 3 - Full Show

A retired police captain was killed during a looting overnight at a pawn shop in St. Louis. Dana explains how the destruction of Black-owned businesses ruins the overall goal. Former Bush Administration officials form a pro-Biden SuperPAC. Minnesota’s AG increases its charge against former officer Derek Chauvin. LEGO requests its affiliates pull marketing for police, fire play sets following George Floyd’s Death.

Tuesday June 2 - Full Show

President Trump gets criticized for taking a spontaneous walk to St. John’s Church. Polk County, FL Sheriff Grady Judd joins us on encouraging citizens to arm. Dana explains why the threat to end the Second Amendment is over for a generation. Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn joins us on law enforcement’s responses to protests and riots. Millions on Instagram post a black square to represent #BlackoutTuesday. Congressman Chip Roy joins us on how to reform law enforcement.

Monday June 1 - Full Show

Dana breaks down the misinformation amid the riots across the country. The White House labels Antifa as a terrorist organization. Former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik joins us. Dana explains where we go from here.

Friday May 29 - Full Show

President Trump announces an Executive Order. Dana breaks down another night of riots in Minnesota. Riots caused the destruction of some Black businesses. Foreign policy expert Stephen Yates joins us on US retaliation to China. The White House announces the US will cut all funding to the WHO. Rick Ector from Detroit Carry & Conceal joins us on the importance of the Second Amendment amid the death of George Floyd.

Thursday May 28 - Full Show

President Trump plans to sign an Executive Order against social media platforms. Riots occur in Minneapolis after the death of George Floyd. What would social media look like if Trump changes Section 230. Dana explains how SpaceX is leading the way in private sector advancements.Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy joins us on fully reopening his state.

Wednesday May 27 - Full Show

Has mask-wearing become the new virtue-signaling? Twitter launches its fact-checking tool on Trump’s tweets. Reports in media of coronavirus statistics are often skewed or taken out of context. SpaceX is launching 2 NASA Astronauts into space. Grover Norquist joins us on Joe Biden’s proposed tax plans.

Tuesday May 26 - Full Show

Dana recaps how Americans took part in the holiday weekend during a pandemic. Joe Biden tells African-Americans “you ain’t Black” if you vote for Trump. Dana breaks down the viral video of “Central Park Karen” and her dog. The Internet tries to cancel Jimmy Fallon after an SNL sketch gets resurfaced. Texas AG Ken Paxton joins us on mail-in voting. The CDC releases guidelines to reopen schools. 4 Minneapolis police officers are terminated after a fatal arrest.

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