In this episode, we cover Senator Chuck Schumer's admission that the SAVE Act is dead in the water — and what that really means for election integrity. We dig into leaked Signal messages suggesting activists are pushing for UN human-rights action on behalf of the Pretti and Good families. We look at Trump's fiery response to Trevor Noah over an Epstein-related comment. Boston's mayor sparks a national debate with a bold claim about open borders and crime. Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman breaks ranks with his own party to defend ICE. And we close with a sobering look back at one of the most tragic days in American music history.
🔍 In this episode:
- Senator Chuck Schumer's surprising admission about the SAVE Act and what it means for election integrity.
- Leaked Signal messages reveal activists' plans to take cases to the United Nations, raising questions about international implications.
- Donald Trump goes on the offensive against Trevor Noah over a false Epstein claim, demanding accountability from the media.
- Boston's mayor ignites controversy with her bold claim that open borders reduce crime, sparking fierce debate.
- Senator John Fetterman breaks ranks with Democrats to defend ICE and immigration enforcement funding.
Plus, we take a moment to remember the tragic day in music history when Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and J.P. Richardson lost their lives in a plane crash, forever changing the landscape of rock and roll.
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