Trump's Troops Storm Chicago's War Zone & Georgia Case Hangs by a Thread

In this fiery episode of BKP Politics on Voice of Rural America, host BKP kicks off with his signature enthusiasm, he dives straight into the brewing storm of national headlines, sensing "something about to happen" amid a government shutdown, potential Middle East peace, and President-elect Trump's bold moves as commander-in-chief.

The bulk of the show zeros in on Georgia's legal drama: Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee has issued a 14-day ultimatum (starting October 3, 2025) for the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia (under Attorney General Chris Carr) to appoint a new prosecutor for the high-profile RICO case against Donald Trump and co-defendants like Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman, Mark Meadows, Jeffrey Clark, Ray Smith, Robert Cheeley, Michael Roman, David Shafer, Shawn Still, Stephen Lee, Harrison Floyd, Trevian Cooks, and Kathleen Latham. With Fulton DA Fani Willis disqualified by the Georgia Court of Appeals, BKP warns that failure to comply could lead to outright dismissal. He speculates wildly that the DOJ might swoop in within two weeks to refile charges in Fulton County, clearing the path for Trump's agenda—but urges patience as "nothing will be in the way" once resolved.

Shifting to urban decay, BKP unleashes a passionate tirade on Chicago's skyrocketing violence, citing Chicago Sun-Times data showing 319 homicides so far in 2025 (with October through December still ahead). He laments unidentified victims—five out of six recent morgue cases listed as "unknown" John/Jane Does, ages 21 to 29—calling it a "war zone" unmatched in global cities like those in China, Japan, or South Korea. BKP amplifies the President's vow to deploy federal help: "It took 12 days to dissolve the problem in DC. We're gonna do that in Chicago... 55 people over a short period murdered." He mocks left-wing media smears on Trump's cognitive health (even floating absurd stroke rumors) while contrasting it with Biden's alleged "Q cards" for basic interactions and chaotic White House days requiring "Biden number six."

BKP cheers Trump's plan: "Trump is 100% right... These cities like Chicago do not exist around the world." He ties this to federal authority, noting ICE agents' right to protection and Trump's authorization of 400 Texas National Guard troops to safeguard federal operations amid anti-ICE protests. Slamming Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker as "auditioning for president" at a Democrat fundraiser in Georgia (where he hobnobbed with Fulton County Elections Board Chair Rob Pitts, whom BKP accuses of election-stealing prowess), BKP demands outrage over the unidentified dead kids and wounded in hospitals.

Venturing into Virginia politics, BKP spotlight: Trump calls for Democrat Jay Jones (running for Attorney General) to drop out after unearthed texts fantasizing about shooting former Virginia GOP Speaker. He praises Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears's ad linking Jones to Democrat gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger, framing it as a ticking time bomb. A quick detour hits international chaos—the French Prime Minister's resignation after less than a month, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to "bankrupt" Europe buying U.S. weapons for Ukraine—and teases an AI-generated robot head commercial from a Chinese firm that's "downright scary" as Halloween costumes prices soar.