The Chief of Staff Who Took on the Sham J6 Committee | Rob Adkerson

Guest: Rob Adkerson is the longtime chief of staff to U.S. Congressman Barry Loudermilk (Georgia). A small business owner whose company was effectively shut down by the Dodd-Frank banking law, Rob became active in the Tea Party movement, served as the chairman of his county group, and managed Loudermilk's first congressional campaign. He has worked alongside Loudermilk on the J6 investigation and the Article One Project. He is now running for Loudermilk's open congressional seat. Learn more at VoteRobAdkerson.com.   Key topics covered: - Why Rob resigned to run for Congress - His Tea Party origin story and the Dodd-Frank fight - Faith, family, freedom, and the 3:12 AM calling - The Sham J6 Committee and disproving Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony - Daycare, hospice, and appropriations fraud - The Merit Act and reforming the federal workforce - Tax cuts, the Fair Tax, and the IRS - The talking filibuster - The national debt eclipsing 100 percent of GDP - President Trump's biggest accomplishments and the Iran question - China as the new Soviet Union - How to actually communicate with constituents   Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com | VoteRobAdkerson.com   Timestamped topic breakdown:   00:18 — Welcome and guest introduction 01:10 — How Rob Adkerson became politically active through the Tea Party movement 02:27 — Small business background and how Dodd-Frank crushed his company 05:16 — First principles, the Constitution, and Woodrow Wilson's legacy 05:52 — The 17th and 16th Amendments explained 06:53 — Faith, family, freedom and a seventh grandchild on the way 07:35 — The 3:12 AM moment that changed everything 11:03 — Inside the J6 investigation and Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony 13:33 — Minnesota daycare fraud, California hospice fraud, and bureaucrats writing the bills 15:10 — Reagan, making the wind blow on Congress, and bringing the people in 16:39 — The IRS audits citizens but cannot track its own dollars 21:42 — Real oversight, the Article One Project, and the RAINS Act 23:23 — The streamlined steam engine analogy for the federal government 26:37 — Federal worker unions and the Merit Act 29:14 — How the federal workforce ballooned under Barack Obama 31:24 — Tax cuts versus spending cuts and the Fair Tax 32:11 — A James Carville signing story 34:24 — The talking filibuster and who is really blocking the agenda 37:23 — A national debt that has eclipsed 100 percent of GDP 40:02 — President Trump's biggest accomplishments 42:02 — Why ending the 47-year Iran standoff may be his greatest legacy 44:57 — China as the new Soviet Union and the cyber Cold War 47:01 — Why younger Americans need to understand what communism actually is 50:20 — Taking constituents inside Washington with you 52:59 — The Gang of Five, regular order, and the Speaker's job 56:36 — How a congressional office actually logs constituent calls 58:39 — Favorite founder: George Washington 59:23 — Where to learn more: VoteRobAdkerson.com