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Gun Policy Seen as Extremely Important to Nearly Half of U.S. Voters (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A CNN poll that landed Sunday found “Gun Policy” tied for the third most important subject behind only the economy and the vague concept of “protecting democracy,” which was a  particularly popular answer among Democrats.  While 65 percent of registered voters named the economy as “extremely important,” 58 percent said “protecting democracy,” followed by 48 percent for gun policy, crime and immigration. The poll did not define “gun policy” in any way.  Joining us now to discuss … Read more

As the Supreme Court Hears Trump’s Colorado Ballot Case, One Key Comment From a Chief Justice Is Making Waves

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses a recent comment by John Roberts that could turn the case in Trump’s favor. Former President Donald Trump recently took a case to the Supreme Court in regards to his removal from Colorado’s state ballot. They noted they were invoking the 14thAmendment in terms of removing the former President, noting his reported corruption in the January 6th “insurrection.” However, as decisions are still being made, Chief Justice John Roberts believes … Read more

D.C.’s New Voting Law Proves it Doesn’t Want Self-Governance (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published on CNS News.) Pushing for Washington D.C. statehood is a popular issue among Democrats. They will say that it’s because the residents deserve representation, and they should be able to govern themselves. Currently, under the D.C. Home Rule Act, Congress reviews all legislation passed by the city council before it can become law and can block any laws it doesn’t agree with. It also has authority over the city’s budget. Self-governance is not the … Read more

Author Launches “Floridians For Herschel” Campaign To Help GOP Nominee In His Upcoming Georgia Runoff Election (Guest: Guy Mitchell)

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(Quick note: Guy Mitchell is reserved for television appearances or radio/podcast with 100,000 cume or higher.) The former football star faces a tough battle ahead against Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock. Even though we’re weeks past the elections that decided the fate of the Senate and House of Congress, Georgia still faces an uphill battle, with a run-off election set to take place to decide between Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and Republican candidate and former football … Read more

A Division Amongst House Democrats Just Delayed a Crucial Bill To Provide Police Forces With More Funding – and It Could Be Devastating (Guest: Michael Letts)

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A recent legislation to provide establish new federal grant programs for local police was close to making its way to passing. However, some division within the government have forced it to be delayed. The House apparently had to set aside passing the bill due to division from House Democrats, according to a recent report. While some were looking to pass it in the hopes of doing away with “defunding the police,” some objected to money being handed … Read more

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