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Suzanne Beecher, legal counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, helped to defend West Virginia’s “Save Women’s Sports Act” at the US Supreme Court. The Justices recently ruled to allow states to enforce laws that prohibit biological males from participating in female athletics.

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The USDA describes New World screwworms as “devastating pests.”  The flesh-eating parasite has spread across Texas, threatening livestock and beef prices. Animal health expert, Dr Bain Wilson, discusses the impact and precautionary measures ranchers are taking. Wilson is the Educational/Outreach Manager with Ranchblot.
Also, the US Supreme Court recently ruled against forcing gun owners in Hawaii to seek

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AI Data Centers and Flock Cameras are nothing but track and trace for the digital prison being built around us, according to my guest Tom Renz – Ohio attorney, Bestselling author, and Podcast host.

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US Senator Mitch McConnell from Kentucky is in the hospital with rumors circulating that he is brain dead. What does that mean for Kentucky’s representation in the Senate? What happens if he dies or resigns? We talk about that today with Kentucky political activist David Wright, board member with Constitutional Grassroots Movement.

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“Freedom is not only the absence of tyranny. It is the presence of accountability.” writes Kentucky state Auditor Allison Ball in her recent op-ed. In this episode Auditor Ball discusses the millions her office found in Medicaid fraud and a scathing review of Jefferson County Schools finances and poor teaching outcomes. Ball also reveals Gov. Andy Beshear’s petty politics by refusing to allow foster kids to participate

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Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) faced significant outside influence losing his seat in the most expensive congressional primary in U.S. history. In this episode, we’ll unpack his reflections on the election, his commitment to transparency in government, and his ongoing advocacy for veterans of the USS Liberty attack. Massie also comments on recent Supreme Court decisions and his viral video where he turned the tables

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Chris Wiest offers some expert legal opinion on recent SCOTUS decisons. Chris is a civil rights attorney from Kentucky. Also on this episode, West Virginia GOP Delegate Laura Kimble shares her thoughts on the Supreme Court’s decision to allow enforcement of the state’s ban on biological boys playing girls sports. Laura is a member of the WV Freedom Caucus.

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John Malcom, legal expert with Advancing Amercian Freedom, was on my morning radio show to talk about some of the important decisions by SCOTUS. Some have been conservative wins while others the Trump Administration considers a loss.

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Agnes tells the story of her son Ronald being murdered by a previously deported criminal illegal alien.

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Jessica Baker of ConserveOhio.com talks about the group’s effort to collect pettitions for a Constitutional Amendment to stop any further hyperscale data centers coming to the state. The group hopes to have enough signatures for the 2027 election.

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