Topic: Stephanie Murphy

4 chapters across the catalog

Senator Ralph Warnock and Representative Stephanie Murphy are criticizing new rules in Georgia that require the hand counting of ballots. Alex Jones argues that hand counting at the precinct level is a fundamental standard for free and fair elections worldwide. He claims that the Democratic opposition to these transparency measures subverts the democratic process.

FULL SHOW: Marathon Midterm Election Coverage
1:46:55 - 1:49:21

FULL SHOW: Marathon Midterm Election Coverage

Republican Power and the January 6th Committee

The discussion turns to the need for Republicans to aggressively utilize power once they take the House majority. Laura Loomer and Ali Alexander discuss the retirement of Stephanie Murphy and the failure of the January 6th Committee to resonate with voters. They argue that the GOP must move beyond "weak-kneed" leadership to combat the radical Democratic agenda.

Bloodthirsty Left Vows Vengeance After SCOTUS Overturns Roe V. Wade - FULL SHOW 6/24/22
1:18:40 - 1:21:41

Bloodthirsty Left Vows Vengeance After SCOTUS Overturns Roe V. Wade - FULL SHOW 6/24/22

Florida Congressional Races and the MAGA Mantle

The discussion turns to Florida's 7th Congressional District, where several candidates are vying for the seat vacated by Stephanie Murphy. Jacob Ingalls warns voters about "fake" MAGA candidates who are backed by establishment figures like Dan Crenshaw. He compares the situation to Dr. Oz in Pennsylvania, who he claims abandoned Trump's platform immediately after winning the primary.

Emergency Saturday Broadcast! Roger Stone Responds To Jan 6 Interrogation
49:30 - 54:11

Emergency Saturday Broadcast! Roger Stone Responds To Jan 6 Interrogation

Jacob Engels on Stephanie Murphy and Chinese Business Ties

Investigative journalist Jacob Engels discussed his reporting on Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy, a member of the January 6th Committee. Engels alleged that Murphy's husband operates a manufacturing company that produces goods exclusively in Chinese Communist Party-controlled factories. He questioned the security implications of Murphy having access to top-secret intelligence while maintaining these foreign business ties.