Topic: Dan Bishop

Emerald Robinson and Alex Jones discuss the need to apply public pressure on Jim Jordan to ensure transparency in the FBI investigation. Robinson notes that Jordan's office only re-engaged with certain whistleblowers after she began reporting on their lack of contact. They emphasize that even Democrat voters are increasingly interested in seeing what is "behind the curtain" of federal agencies.

Congressman Dan Bishop and Jim Jordan are leading a new subcommittee, dubbed "Church 2.0," to investigate the weaponization of the federal government. Ivan Raiklin reveals he is coordinating with Judiciary Committee staff to provide research on deep state actors like FBI agent Joe Pientka III. The strategy involves making criminal referrals to friendly state Attorneys General, such as Ken Paxton, and local "constitutional sheriffs" to bypass the DOJ.

The battle for the House Speakership intensifies as conservative holdouts like Dan Bishop and Anna Paulina Luna challenge Kevin McCarthy. Newt Gingrich's criticism of these holdouts as "kamikazes" is dismissed, with the segment arguing the Republican Party is already "anchored to the bottom of the swamp." Allegations of threats against freshman members who oppose McCarthy are highlighted as evidence of "nastiness" behind the scenes.