Topic: James Lankford

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discusses the safety of the abortion pill Mifepristone, noting that the FDA has faced scrutiny for deregulating the drug over the last 25 years. Kennedy expresses concern over the removal of requirements for doctor prescriptions and adverse event reporting. He commits to studying the safety of the drug under President Trump's direction if confirmed as HHS Secretary.

A former congressional chief of staff describes the "ruse" used by members of Congress like James Lankford to push unpopular legislation. The discussion touches on the "shame factor" in D.C. and the history of intelligence services running border operations, concluding with a call for a general mobilization of the American people.

Attorney Jesse Binnall testified before a Senate hearing led by James Lankford regarding massive irregularities in the Nevada 2020 election. The testimony highlights 19,000 non-resident voters and 8,000 votes from non-existent addresses, mirroring findings from the documentary "2000 Mules." The segment claims that NGOs at polling places are actively signing up non-citizens to vote in key swing states like Arizona and Michigan.

Roger Stone takes over the hosting duties to discuss the "epic struggle" within the Republican Party. He targets Senator James Lankford of Oklahoma, labeling him a "weak-kneed establishment Republican" for his actions on January 6th and his support for Juneteenth over Columbus Day. Stone argues that retaking the House and Senate is meaningless if "RINOs" like Lankford and Mitch McConnell remain in power.