Topic: Sergeant Of Arms

Ivan Raikland proposes a strategy to nominate Donald Trump as Speaker of the House to provide him with a trusted security detail controlled by the House Sergeant at Arms. This move would allow Trump to go on the offensive against the "deep state" and enforce inherent contempt charges against officials like Merrick Garland. The plan is presented as a way to bypass the Department of Homeland Security's control over Trump's protection.

The discussion explores the potential fallout of a Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Brunsons, which could result in the immediate removal of 388 officials. Loy Brunson suggests the transition could be managed smoothly by the U.S. Marshal Service and the Sergeant at Arms. He notes that the Court's recent willingness to overturn Roe v. Wade indicates a judicial independence that could lead to a 9-0 decision in favor of enforcing the oath of office.

Kate Daly discusses the linguistic tradition of referring to America as "she," linking it to the concept of the earth as a nurturing mother. She then reports on the death of former U.S. Sergeant of Arms Michael Stenger, who died shortly after testifying about professional agitators on January 6th. The segment includes a satirical take from Todd Starnes on the "hearsay" nature of Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony.