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Veteran pollster John McLaughlin shares the latest polling data on voters’ perception of the Biden DOJ’s lawfare against former President Donald Trump. McLaughlin also talks about New York prosecutors and the Biden administration’s coordinated efforts to take down Trump.

Veteran pollster John McLaughlin explains why Gen-Z voters are backing former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election. “They want the American dream restored. They don’t want it taken away,” says McLaughlin. “And under Joe Biden, there’s no dream. It’s only a nightmare.”

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Veteran Pollster John McLaughlin says new polling data shows former President Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in Michigan and Wisconsin. “The middle class has had it with Joe Biden and they’re listening to Donald Trump, they want Donald Trump to win this election,” says McLaughlin.

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Author and conservative speaker Evan Sayet describes how militant atheism uses the same structure of enforcing non-belief across a culture as Marxism and the far-left movement. “Militant atheism isn’t communism, but the communists needed to enforce non-belief across the entire society in order to inflict communism. The Nazis needed to inflict non-belief so that people would then turn to them, to “der Führer” as the god,” Sayet explains. “Well in the woke movement, what they’ve done is they’ve said ‘don’t believe in the God that exists, believe in us as gods and we will engineer a brand-new type of human being that has never before been seen.”

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says campus culture towards Jewish American students has not improved since Hamas terror attack on October 7, citing Harvard Law School’s newly passed resolution calling for the boycott of Israel. “The anti-Israel students are also the anti-American students. They are one and the same. They hate capitalism and they want to tear down our society,” says Jacobson.

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says Harvard University’s recent drop in undergraduate applications reflects public sentiment about the Ivy League’s brand. “Let’s face it, the elite schools are brands. They are credential factories, they are credentials that people are willing to pay for,” Jacobson says. “And if the brand gets tarnished, then the credential value goes down.”

U.S. Oil and Gas Association President Tim Stewart says President Joe Biden’s “aggressive” timeline for his electric vehicle agenda poses a major threat to autoworkers. “The internal combustion engine [vehicles] are subsidizing and managing the billions of dollars in losses that the U.S. auto manufacturers are covering on the EV side of things. And they’re not ready to get from here to there,” Stewart explains. “We’re looking at a significant loss, frankly pending bankruptcies if they don’t figure this out.”

Tim Stewart says climate change protests have become so saturated that activists are led to distinguish themselves with “more and more radical protests in increasingly stupid ways.” Stewarts also explains how climate change protests in the West are almost a mental health epidemic. “It’s sad to see so many young people who’ve been so programmed that the world’s coming to an end and they have this never-ending series of false prophets that make false prophecies. These poor kids are racked with depression and guilt, and this is the only way they can manage that. I feel for them on one level,” Stewart says.

Former federal prosecutor Kash Patel says House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) should move on from trying to get President Joe Biden to appear publicly for an impeachment inquiry hearing. Patel urges Comer to refocus his efforts on obtaining documents from the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. “Of course Joe Biden is the centerpiece of Donald Trump’s prosecutions. He is the president that waived presidential privilege. It could not have occurred without Joe Biden directly ordering that waiver through his White House and his top lieutenants and his legal team to the Department of Justice,” Patel says. “That’s it. He’s involved.”

Former federal prosecutor Kash Patel slams New York Judge Juan Merchan’s behavior in District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s criminal case against former President Donald Trump “They don’t care about the judicial process. They care about kneecapping Donald Trump and putting him in a courtroom for 30, 60, 90 days and if that weren’t bad enough, they are making hundreds of millions of dollars off of these baseless prosecutions,” says Patel.

Former Acting Secretary of Veteran Affairs Peter O’Rourke says there’s “no excuse” for the number of inaccuracies in the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs bungled roll out of its new electronic health records platform. O’Rourke advises the VA to start looking into a variety of health technology providers and learn about their best products for patients.

Former Acting Secretary of Veteran Affairs Peter O’Rourke addresses the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs newly launched electronic health records platform that created errors in medical and prescription data. O’Rourke says the VA needs to step back and assess whether this new program is really helping veterans or if it needs a “fresh start.”

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In a new round of #AskJandA, John Solomon discusses Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s long-held positions on climate change and the environment. Solomon says the latest polling shows RFK Jr. taking more votes from President Joe Biden than former President Donald Trump.

On another episode of #AskJandA, John Solomon and Amanda Head weigh in on whether former President Donald Trump will choose an independent or moderate Democrat as his 2024 running mate. John Solomon says that if Trump decides to go that route for his VP pick, Tulsi Gabbard would be a likely contender. Amanda Head thinks Trump will choose someone who's strongly aligned with his policies and will continue the movement after his second term ends. Solomon and Head agree that Trump hasn’t decided.

Former Illinois U.S. Representative Rodney Davis shares how Republicans have led the charge on making the House more transparent to the American public. “I always believed transparency works and now you’re seeing that. Transparency is working when it comes to the aftermath of January 6 and preparing to make sure that security is better prepared in the future,” says Davis.

Former Illinois U.S. Representative Rodney Davis lauds Representative Barry Loudermilk’s investigation into the original Democrat-led January 6 Select Committee and the events of that day. Davis hopes Rep. Loudermilk’s findings help strengthen security around the U.S. Capitol.

Former Illinois U.S. Representative Rodney Davis says lawmakers on Capitol Hill aren't willing to "take on" mandatory spending. “Remember, the fight over annual appropriations is about 25% of the entire federal spending outlays. Th rest, the other 75%, it doesn’t matter if you shut down government for ten years. Those checks are still going out the door, the debt and the deficit is going to continue to rise because of those mandatory payments,” says Davis.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey talks about his state’s battle against the fentanyl crisis. “It’s a huge problem and West Virginia bears the brunt of this terrible border problem through the drug trafficking that’s occurring,” Morrisey says. “It is hurting our citizens, it is killing so many people, and it’s avoidable.”

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey says the Democratic party is using the green energy issue as a cover to set up a “command and control system” that would direct Americans towards a particular way of life. Morrisey says former President Donald Trump would generate big voter support from the Rust Belt and Appalachian areas if he campaigned against President Joe Biden’s radical energy mandates.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey explains how the Biden administration’s electric vehicle push was poorly planned and destined for failure. “They’re doing all this to drive new demands for electricity,” Morrisey says. “And then they’re trying to wipe out the coal fired power plants and the natural gas plants that they need to fuel the power grid. This is lunacy at its worst.”

David Daleiden, Project Lead for the Center for Medical Progress, talks about Planned Parenthood’s powerful lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill. Daleiden also talks about how Kamala Harris, a then-California State Attorney General endorsed by Planned Parenthood, authorized a raid on his home in 2016 to seize undercover footage of PP’s operations.

David Daleiden, Project Lead for the Center for Medical Progress, says his organization recently obtained copies of Planned Parenthood’s (PP) foundational contract with the University of California San Diego to supply aborted baby body parts for taxpayer-funded experimentation. Daleiden says the contract states that Planned Parenthood will supply its "proprietary” aborted fetal body parts to UC San Diego in exchange for PP retaining ownership of any patents or intellectual property that the school develops.