Jenna Ellis on Lindsay Clancy Hung Jury and Toxic Empathy

Jenna Ellis joins the program to analyze the hung jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial, where eleven jurors voted to acquit on grounds of insanity while one holdout refused. Ellis examines how the jury's emotional empathy may have overridden legal standards, the breaking news of a double jeopardy appeal by Clancy's attorney, and the broader cultural shift away from personal accountability in the justice system. Tim Wildmon calls for President Trump to deliver a formal address outlining clear objectives for the ongoing conflict with Iran, as US military action against Iranian tankers in the Persian Gulf sends oil prices above one hundred dollars per barrel. The hosts discuss the economic impact on American families and the administration's communication strategy. Fred Jackson also reports on the Republican midterm convention in Dallas featuring President Trump and Vice President Vance, and notes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's pledge to act independently against Iran regardless of American policy decisions.