Friend,

This week on the First Right Podcast, Doug speaks with former Virginia Attorney General and 2013 GOP nominee for Governor, Ken Cuccinelli about Tuesday's stunning victory by Glenn Youngkin over Terry McAuliffe.

Watch Ken Cuccinelli draw on his long experience in Virginia politics to give us an in-depth breakdown of what happened, and what it could mean for the rest of the country in the coming mid-term elections. 

>>Watch on Rumble now<<

We decided for the first time ever to get involved in a governor’s race because of the historic opportunity to reverse course on damaging, anti-American policies in Virginia. In the closing weeks of the Virginia gubernatorial race, Restoration PAC spent more than $2 million, including $1.75 million on the TV ad “Too Dangerous” criticizing Terry McAuliffe’s record on crime. The rest of the money was spent on digital advertising and voter turnout efforts.

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Read more about this week’s events below!

TRUMP MOCKS 'SLEEPY JOE' BIDEN FOR APPEARING TO FALL ASLEEP AT CLIMATE CONFERENCE 

Former President Donald Trump mocked President Biden for appearing to fall asleep Monday before his speech at an international climate change conference in Scotland.

PROMINENT CRT OPPONENT DECLARES YOUNGKIN WIN A 'POLITICAL SEA CHANGE' AND A 'MASSIVE LOSS FOR JOY REID'

Prominent critical race theory opponent Christopher Rufo predicted a seismic shift in the country following GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin's victory in the Virginia gubernatorial race.  

DESANTIS: BIDEN ADMIN'S PROPOSED $450K PAYMENTS TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IS 'SLAP IN THE FACE'

Florida governor Ron DeSantis blasted the Biden administration over reports that it is considering issuing $450,000 payments to illegal immigrants who were separated from their families at the southern border under the Trump administration for a total payout that could cost the government more than $1 billion.

WORK TAX: BIDEN'S MANDATE MAKES UNVACCINATED PAY FOR THEIR OWN COVID TESTS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK

OSHA released the rule Thursday, weeks after President Biden announced his plans asking the agency to craft one. The rule requires employers with over 100 employees to “maintain a roster of each employee’s vaccination status” and enforce weekly testing requirements for those who refuse to get the vaccine. The rule, which goes into effect January 4, involves “planned inspections” and heavy fines of $14,000 per violation at the start.

AS SUPREME COURT HEARS CHALLENGES TO ABORTION LAW, TEXAS SENATOR TELLS WHY HE WROTE THE HEARTBEAT ACT

Texas state Sen. Bryan Hughes, author of one of the most controversial pieces of abortion legislation in decades, insisted Monday that his law is focused on protecting every “little baby” with a heartbeat.

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