Tony Katz Today: Words Have Meaning; Engaging The System is not Sedition

On This Episode:

- President Trump concedes and ensures a smooth transfer of power. Trump is not the story, the system is the story.

- We are discovering the identities of the people who stormed and trashed the US Capitol.

- Josh Hawley has lost his book deal with Simon & Schuster. Simon and Schuster is not afraid of the mob in The Capitol, they are afraid of the mob of the political left looking for blood.

- Companies are lining up to show their wokeness. Coca-Cola released a statement about how “horrified” they were by the US Capitol riot. Was Coca-Cola horrified by the restaurants and shops destroyed by BLM and Antifa riots that sell Coke?

- Baseball legend Tommy Lasorda has passed away at the age of 93.

- The calls for impeachment have returned along with claims that Mike Pence has turned on President Trump.

- Kurt Schlichter, lawyer and author of the novel 'Crisis', joins us to discuss the events at the US Capitol and the future of the Republican party.

The Big Story:

Engaging in challenging an electoral college decision of certain states is not sedition. The media class calls it sedition because they believe we have been tricked into challenging the electoral vote. Even worse, many of them believe that if you had questions about things you saw, you should be destroyed.

They call it sedition and a coup because they are convinced you are a know-nothing fool. Let's review the constitutional case for challenging the electors.

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