Plus: California funnels $41M to CAIR, Patel exposes FISA spying & SCOTUS AR-15 forecast — all in today's episode.
Nine former members of Congress. Over 1,000 pages of subpoenaed records. More than $338,000 in sexual misconduct settlements paid out of YOUR taxpayer dollars over a single decade. Records prior to 2004? Destroyed. And on Monday, Congress voted 357-65 to keep the rest of it sealed.
Rep. Nancy Mace says she's reviewing every page of the binder, and she's going to name all nine. So what's still in the records that survived the burn pile? And how long has this been buried in plain sight?
That's just one story breaking this week. California is funneling $41 million in mostly federal taxpayer dollars to CAIR-California, even after Texas and Florida designated the parent organization a terrorist group. FBI Director Kash Patel says the FBI lied to obtain warrants used to spy on Trump's 2016 campaign, and 10 sitting members of Congress were also illegally surveilled. The DOJ is now telling the Supreme Court the AR-15 ban can't stand. And in a story that should make every parent stop scrolling, a top-ranked NCAA women's soccer team just lost to a team of 14-year-old boys.
There's a famine of truth in our land. The remnant must stand. The truth starts now.
