Closings, theft v charity, student loans, activist judges, failing med students, border bill, Bronx rally and Nikki Haley

On today's show, I open with a list of restaurants closing across much of the United States. As opposed to the Left trying to normalize inflation, we are seeing the ramifications of Bidenomics in action. Next, I repeat a story I like to use to illustrate the difference between charity and theft. I think it makes for a perfect backdrop for the Biden regime once again trying to buy votes by paying off student debt. We move to a judge that has been nominated by Biden for the Federal bench. To show just how radicalized the judiciary is becoming, I turn to Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) who asks if her politics or fairness what drives her decisions. The back and forth is stunning. A story in the Washington Free Beacon is reporting that 50% of medical school students at UCLA fail basic tests of medical competence. A whistleblower says affirmative action, which is illegal, is to blame. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) loves our open border. He discusses the border bill that Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is trying again to ram through the Senate. I spend time picking apart Murphy's ridiculous statements, which provide a road map to how the Left thinks. In fact, an illegal just stated they are concerned that that American people have no idea who is coming into their own country. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez doubles-down on lawfare when she appeared on Chris Hayes's show on MSNBC. She also claimed that Trump is growing broke on legal bills, yet says he is "bussing people" in to the rally he is holding in the South Bronx. Finally, Nikki Haley has finally decided she needs to be relevant again. In an announcement, she is going to vote for Trump and suggests Trump reach out to her millions of supporters to gain their votes as well. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!