Topic: Frances Walker

The discrepancy between Brian Kemp's easy victory and Herschel Walker's runoff in Georgia is questioned, with the host suggesting the numbers do not add up. Owen Shroyer argues that Republicans must stop using "one-liners" and start seriously investigating voter fraud and machine reliability. The segment calls for national election reform, citing France's use of paper ballots as a model for restoring public trust.

Violent crime in Democrat-led cities is highlighted, including the death of a seven-year-old in a Chicago gun-free zone and subway attacks in New York. A specific case in Chicago involves a tenant, Sandra Kolalou, who allegedly murdered and dismembered her landlord, Frances Walker, over a rent dispute. The host suggests that leftist rhetoric regarding race and "victimhood" contributes to such violence.