Topic: Asa Hutchinson

Callers discuss the Business Roundtable's 2019 policy shift from shareholder interest to "stakeholder interest," aligning with globalist agendas. The implementation of QR codes in restaurants is viewed as training for a future digital currency system. One caller notes that major CEOs use their political power to petition against religious freedom bills in the name of "inclusion."

The segment analyzes how MSNBC and CNN are framing the arraignment as a victory for the "rule of law." Hernandez plays a clip of Republican candidate Asa Hutchinson, whom he calls a "deep state plant," using the indictment to attack Trump. Hernandez warns that the establishment is using these legal actions as "political leverage" to influence the Republican primary and maintain control over the party.

The victory of Republican Mayra Flores in a traditionally Democratic South Texas district is cited as evidence of a massive political shift among Hispanic voters. However, the segment criticizes Republican leaders like Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson and the Governor of Utah for adopting leftist "woke" ideologies, such as preferred pronouns and the chemical castration of children. The narrative suggests that most GOP officeholders are failing to provide a true alternative to Joe Biden's agenda.