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April 13, 2021
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Conservatives to Leftist Elite: None of Your Business
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by Tony Perkins
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As far as breakups go, it was a messy one. But frankly, what happened in Georgia between Republicans and the corporate woke had been brewing for months. Sick of watching Big Business swoop into states and act like the fourth branch of government, conservatives' frustrations finally boiled over. After years of fighting alongside companies for the kind of economy that helped businesses flourish, Republicans had to come to grips with the obvious: the loyalty only went one way.
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Big Business Willingly Enlists as Foot Soldiers for the Left
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by Tony Perkins
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A cartel is formed when business leaders conspire together on how to force people to pay the prices they demand. But what is it called when CEOs conspire to force people to play by their rules on voting, not prices? English has no word for it because American corporations have never attempted to override American democracy -- until now.
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Think Your Tax Dollars Don't Fund Abortion? Don't Be So Sure.
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by Connor Semelsberger
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If a federal law has saved almost 2.5 million lives, you'd think it's worth keeping on the books, right? This is exactly why conservative members of Congress are on a mission to preserve the Hyde amendment.
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Today's show features: Marsha Blackburn, U.S. Senator from Tennessee, on big business and the NCAA threatening to punish states that will not embrace a woke agenda, and on the hypocrisy of big business partnering with China's "Genocide Games"; Pete Ricketts, Governor of Nebraska, on his opposition to vaccine passports; Trevor Carlsen, Senior Research Fellow at the Foundation for Government Accountability, on what his organization found in Arizona regarding Mark Zuckerberg's targeted contributions during the 2020 election, and on why election operations should be prohibited from taking outside money to aid in conducting elections; Jason Johnson, former Deputy Police Commissioner for Baltimore and President of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, on his article, "Why Violent Crime Surged After Police Across America Retreated."
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