The Jenny Beth Show

Jim Pfaff is the president of The Conservative Caucus and a former chief of staff on Capitol Hill, bringing an insider's read on how legislation actually moves through the House and Senate. Robert McNeily is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and a veteran broadcaster who has covered these fights on the ground for years. Anne Fundner is an Angel Mom and fentanyl-awareness advocate. After her 15-year-old son Weston was poisoned by a counterfeit pill laced with illicit fentanyl, she testified before Congress, spoke at the Republican National Convention, and stood beside the President as he signed the HALT Fentanyl Act. Key topics: South Carolina seats its first woman U.S. Senator to finish Lindsey Graham's term The SAVE America Act and the Reconciliation 3.0 path around the 60-vote threshold Cooling June inflation and the economists who got it wrong Five hundred billion dollars a year in federal fraud and the power of the purse The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing Unqualified foreign truck drivers and the crisis on American highways Counterfeit fentanyl, the open border, and how to protect your kids 00:00 — Lindsey Graham's final call and the fight he left the Senate 03:36 — The power of the purse and five hundred billion a year in federal fraud 06:34 — Call to action: the Capitol Switchboard and the SAVE America Act 07:16 — Jim Pfaff and Robert McNeily on passing the SAVE America Act through Reconciliation 3.0 13:36 — June inflation cools: prices fall 0.4 percent, annual rate down to 3.5 percent 17:28 — Where the fraud goes and whether Congress can claw it back 19:30 — Why the Todd Blanche confirmation matters to fraud accountability 40:18 — Sixty-seven economists bet against the economy and got it wrong 46:15 — Reconciliation 3.0 heads out of committee 51:41 — Assessing Speaker Mike Johnson and House leadership 52:55 — Angel Mom Anne Fundner on the fentanyl that took her son Weston 01:00:47 — Anne Fundner at the Republican National Convention, two years later 01:08:26 — The Chinese Communist Party's role in America's fentanyl crisis 01:10:48 — Closing call to action: three phone calls to honor Lindsey Graham 01:12:12 — Who is looking out for women: the safety of women on the November ballot Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Guest host Robert McNeily is the organization's Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement. Rich Marianos spent 27 years at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, rising to Assistant Director, and now serves as Executive Director of the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network, working with law enforcement, legislators, and educators to fight illicit tobacco and vape crime. Justine Brooke Murray is a journalist with the Media Research Center and host of Woke of the Week, covering media bias with a sharp comedic edge. Key topics: Remembering Senator Lindsey Graham and his final push for the SAVE America Act A 52-47 Senate and the road to the August 11 South Carolina primary The Charlie Kirk case: forensic evidence, DNA, ballistics, and the conspiracy theories Communist China, illicit vapes, and the smoke-shop epidemic hitting American kids Made in the USA claims, the FDA's registered-product list, and tobacco harm reduction The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing and the DOJ subpoena of four New York Times reporters The end of the Iran ceasefire and how the coverage gets it wrong $42 billion recovered from fraud and the 83 percent who want it stopped for good Timestamps: 00:00 — In memoriam: Senator Lindsey Graham 02:48 — Graham's last call and the SAVE America Act 04:33 — The Iran ceasefire is over 04:53 — $42 billion recovered from fraud 05:30 — Robert McNeily takes the show; SAVE America Act call to action 06:55 — Rich Marianos joins: ATF and the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network 07:06 — The Charlie Kirk case: forensic evidence, DNA, and ballistics 11:21 — Illicit Chinese vapes and the smoke-shop epidemic 13:39 — Made in the USA claims and tobacco harm reduction 25:21 — Justine Brooke Murray joins: remembering Graham 27:52 — Does his passing move the SAVE America Act? 29:08 — A 52-47 majority and the August primary 31:31 — Iran coverage and media spin 34:15 — The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing 36:51 — DOJ subpoenas four New York Times reporters 39:42 — $42 billion in fraud and the 83 percent 42:31 — The story the media won't tell 45:24 — A lighter turn: the World Cup and America 250 50:31 — Closing call to action: pass the SAVE America Act 52:02 — Graham in his own words: the 2018 Kavanaugh moment 53:27 — The Man in the Arena and a final farewell Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Janelle King serves on the Georgia State Election Board and has become one of the country's clearest voices for election transparency and voter confidence. She explains Georgia's new vote-tabulation transparency rule and why the board is fighting for observers in the state's centralized vote-reporting room. Ned Jones studies the vulnerabilities of voting by mail for the Election Integrity Network. He walks through how election mail actually moves through the Postal Service, what the redefined postmark means for ballot deadlines, and what the Supreme Court's Watson decision got wrong. Jon Kahn is a singer-songwriter, the writer of "Fighter" and "American Heart," and the COO and Minister of Culture at Breitbart News. He shares the America 250 American Soundtrack project, ten original songs from Nashville songwriters celebrating the country.

Jeanne Ives is a former Illinois state representative, a West Point graduate from a family of West Point graduates and active-duty service members, and the CEO of Breakthrough Ideas, where she writes a weekly newsletter on state and local policy. She hosts a daily radio hour on AM 560 from 11:00 AM to noon, Monday through Friday. Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action. A former RSBN anchor, he spent the July 4 weekend on the ground at the America 250 kickoff in Washington, D.C., where he filmed the flyover footage featured at the close of this episode. Key topics: What Democrats knew about Graham Platner before Maine's primary Breaking: an Illinois Democrat state representative indicted for federal fraud Florida vs. Illinois: DeSantis and Pritzker each signed eight budgets, with opposite results The Todd Blanche confirmation fight and the letter from 1,200 former Justice Department employees President Trump declares the ceasefire with Iran over The SAVE America Act: 50 senators on record and a Senate that went home Abdul El-Sayed's defund-the-police audio and the Planned Parenthood funding fight Timestamped breakdown: 00:00 — Cold open: the party that chose ideology over character 00:57 — Welcome and today's headlines 04:18 — Take action: two calls to make today 05:21 — Guest introductions: Jeanne Ives and Robert McNeily 05:52 — Graham Platner and how Democrats vet their own 08:58 — Breaking: an Illinois Democrat state representative indicted for fraud 11:35 — Florida vs. Illinois: DeSantis and Pritzker by the numbers 17:47 — What the Left actually values 22:51 — Todd Blanche and the letter from 1,200 former employees 31:19 — Breaking: the Iran ceasefire is over 40:49 — The SAVE America Act: 50 senators on record 47:36 — Abdul El-Sayed's defund-the-police audio 49:58 — The Planned Parenthood funding fight 53:53 — Where to follow Jeanne Ives 55:03 — July 4 flyover footage and closing calls to action Links mentioned: passthesaveamericaact.com tpp.me/ombcomment whitehouse.gov/contact breakthrough-ideas.com teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Dr. John Eastman is one of the country's leading constitutional scholars. He clerked at the United States Supreme Court, has been involved in more than 200 cases before the Court, and founded a constitutional litigation center more than 25 years ago dedicated to restoring the principles of the American founding. Host Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Key topics: Why the 6-3 birthright citizenship headline is wrong and the real vote was 5-4 What "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" meant to the men who wrote the Fourteenth Amendment The 1898 Wong Kim Ark decision and the history the majority ignored Justice Thomas's 91-page dissent and Justice Alito's warning Trump v. Slaughter, the end of Humphrey's Executor, and restored presidential power What Congress can do now, and the Dred Scott precedent for pushing back The Court's ruling protecting girls' sports Timestamps: 00:00 — The SAVE America Act sits stalled in the Senate 01:49 — Maine's Senate race and the Susan Collins math 03:21 — Trump at the NATO summit; the Charlie Kirk hearing begins 04:51 — A landmark Supreme Court term 05:23 — Call to action: pass the SAVE America Act 06:37 — Dr. John Eastman joins; celebrating America's 250th 07:20 — Was this really a consequential term? 08:47 — Trump v. Slaughter and restored presidential power 16:31 — Birthright citizenship: why the number is wrong 21:01 — Wong Kim Ark and the history the Court ignored 25:42 — The dissents and what Congress can do 41:19 — Judicial supremacy, Lincoln, and Dred Scott 46:37 — Ten years from the escalator to the border 49:16 — The Court protects girls' sports 52:09 — Calls to action and a 250-year close Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, passthesaveamericaact.com. Call the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar, civics curriculum author, and co-author of Speaking the Language of Liberty (with Mark Herr). He has spent thirty-five years studying the Founders and teaches the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence to grassroots activists, civic groups, and elected officials across the country. His forthcoming book, Behind the Declaration of Independence, is a companion volume to Behind the Bill of Rights, with Behind the Constitution releasing in September. Host: Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Key topics covered: Why the American colonists were never the rebels — and who actually broke the social contract The power of words and how the Declaration of Independence freed more people than any military conquest King George III's secret post-war essay conceding that American self-governance worked Who actually wrote the Declaration — and why Thomas Jefferson called it "an expression of the American mind" What "the laws of nature and of nature's God" really means for believers and for secular readers Cicero, John Locke, and the difference between primitive and sophisticated natural law The three kinds of self-governance: individual, relational, and societal Why "all men are created equal" was always about mankind, not just males — and the etymology behind it The John Adams principle: we are born to equal rights, not to equal talents, property, or outcomes Thomas Jefferson's final letter and "the dawn of day" Why education is the true corrective of constitutional abuses Timestamped topic breakdown: 00:00 — Cold open and welcome to the Constitution training series 01:09 — Levi Preston: "Those redcoats never meant for us to govern ourselves" 03:30 — The power of words: Genesis, the Declaration, and the language of liberty 08:51 — King George III's secret post-war essay 12:57 — Why only three countries lack written constitutions — and one of them is England 14:46 — Were the colonists really rebels? John Locke on who broke the social contract 17:48 — Being smeared as "anti-government," from King George to Janet Napolitano's list 22:50 — Pro-Constitution, not anti-government: the line we hold 24:38 — Who actually wrote the Declaration: the committee of five, then three 27:01 — Jefferson on borrowing ideas: "An expression of the American mind" 33:13 — Brilliant and flawed: the Founders' contradictions and our duty to keep growing 35:51 — Jefferson's permission to amend: "Forty years of experience is worth a century of book reading" 40:08 — Pouring concrete and skipping fundamentals: why first principles matter 42:13 — "Laws of nature and of nature's God": room for the secular and the religious 44:43 — What natural law actually is: Cicero's universal, unchanging law 51:50 — "I can beat you up and take your stuff": primitive vs. sophisticated natural law 56:32 — "The powers of the earth": where governing power really originates 1:00:38 — Society serves the individual: Bastiat and the Judeo-Christian flip 1:04:17 — How this is NOT communism: voluntary contribution and three kinds of self-governance 1:06:25 — Government protects rights — until it builds a cage 1:10:14 — "We hold these truths to be self-evident": what self-evident really means 1:13:55 — "All men are created equal": the etymology of man, wifeman, and wereman 1:18:20 — Equal in rights, not in things: John Adams and the $20 / $15 / $0 example 1:26:25 — From John Adams to John Quincy Adams to Abraham Lincoln: the stepping stones of liberty 1:30:49 — Thomas Jefferson's final letter and "the dawn of day" 1:33:38 — Education as the corrective of constitutional abuses 1:36:24 — Why principles beat reactionary politics — and produce calmer activists 1:40:09 — Books, takeaways, and what's coming in Part 2 1:42:42 — Sign-off Books referenced in this episode: Behind the Declaration of Independence by Bill Norton (forthcoming) Behind the Bill of Rights by Bill Norton Behind the Constitution by Bill Norton (September release) Speaking the Language of Liberty by Bill Norton and Mark Herr The Law by Frédéric Bastiat Links: The Jenny Beth Show: jennybethshow.com Tea Party Patriots Action: teapartypatriots.org The Jenny Beth Show is hosted by Jenny Beth Martin and is a production of Tea Party Patriots Action. This Constitution training series is produced in partnership with Tea Party Patriots Foundation.

Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar and author who has studied America's founders for more than thirty years, and co-author of "Speaking the Language of Liberty" and "Behind the Bill of Rights." Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, representing three million grassroots conservative activists. Key topics covered: Why the colonists saw themselves as defenders of self-government, not rebels The forgotten testimony of Revolutionary War soldier Levi Preston How Cicero, John Locke, and Algernon Sidney shaped the founding The Declaration as "an expression of the American mind" Answering the "anti-government" smear with the founding itself What natural law is and why it cannot be repealed What the founders actually meant by "all men are created equal" Timestamped topic breakdown: 00:01:01 — Levi Preston: why the colonists really fought 00:05:24 — Could the colonists vote? Self-government in the colonies 00:12:57 — The ideas that shaped both England and America 00:19:37 — Answering the "anti-government" smear 00:24:46 — Who wrote the Declaration: an expression of the American mind 00:31:10 — Cicero, Locke, and the great thinkers behind the founding 00:44:08 — What natural law actually is 00:48:51 — Why natural law cannot be repealed 01:04:43 — Equal, separate, and the individual in society 01:10:35 — Inside the Declaration's first paragraph 01:14:45 — What "created equal" really means 01:37:19 — Turning the principles into a way forward Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com

David Barton is the founder of WallBuilders and one of the nation's foremost collectors of original founding-era documents. Through decades of research he has built one of the largest private collections of founding-era papers in America and become a trusted resource for lawmakers, educators, and citizens on America's founding principles. His new book, "Lives, Fortunes, and Sacred Honor: The Signers of the Declaration," co-authored with his son Tim Barton, tells the remarkable stories of all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence — their courage, their convictions, and the very real cost many of them paid. Key topics: Why July 2, not July 4, is the real Independence Day What "lives, fortunes, and sacred honor" actually cost the 56 signers God-given rights versus government-granted rights Why British capture was deadlier than the battlefield How a divided Congress nearly failed to declare independence The founders' most-quoted source — and why it was the Bible Classical education, thinking versus memorizing, and the civics-test gap Barton's favorite story: Paul Revere's real mission and the Battle of Lexington Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome and why this July 4 special matters 01:43 — Why July 2 is the real Independence Day 02:58 — Why reaching 250 years is historically rare 06:36 — A rising patriotism, especially among Gen Z 07:54 — Can you name five signers? Why we forgot them 10:11 — Lives, Fortunes, and Sacred Honor: the six principles of the Declaration 12:28 — God-given rights versus government-granted rights 19:20 — Inside WallBuilders: documents from all 56 signers 21:09 — Restoring the monuments and the forgotten patriots 23:11 — The brutal cost: why capture was deadlier than combat 25:25 — By contrast: how America treated its British prisoners 28:45 — Debtors' prison and the founders who lost everything 29:48 — Independence was not inevitable: a divided Congress 31:47 — The 80-mile midnight ride that saved a vote 33:01 — From the founders' debate to today's Senate 34:45 — How 1920s schooling replaced thinking with memorizing 40:54 — Where the founders got their ideas: the Bible, Montesquieu, Blackstone, Locke 45:16 — What classical education really means 48:44 — Thinking in the age of AI 52:39 — 91% of immigrants pass the civics test; only 4% of students do 57:04 — What every American should do now 59:52 — Barton's favorite story: Paul Revere's real ride and the Battle of Lexington 01:02:50 — Closing and the Constitution training series Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Shari Rigby is an actress, director, and producer known for the faith films October Baby and Overcomer. She founded Beautifully Flawed Productions and the Women in My World ministry, and she is the creator of the immersive audio drama Defiant Ones, about the women of the American Revolution. Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Key topics: The forgotten women who helped found America: patriots, poets, prophets, and spies Defiant Ones, built on the Abigail and John Adams letters and "remember the ladies" Sybil Ludington, Agent 355, Penelope Barker, and Prudence Wright Immersive Dolby Atmos audio and getting kids off screens Faith, history, and celebrating America's 250th birthday Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome: meet filmmaker Shari Rigby and the Defiant Ones audio drama 01:18 — Shari's path: the Kendrick brothers, October Baby, and moving behind the camera 03:25 — A testimony: from teenage mom to faith-and-family filmmaker 08:19 — Women in My World: mentoring women in the industry 09:12 — How Defiant Ones came together and putting women to work 12:47 — Patriots, poets, prophets, and spies 13:09 — Remember the Ladies: the Abigail and John Adams letters 14:31 — Why teaching the founding matters, and Sybil Ludington's ride 17:03 — The women who surprised her most: Penelope Barker and Agent 355 21:19 — Immersive Dolby Atmos audio and getting kids off screens 25:00 — Studying the founding and walking Boston's Freedom Trail 29:58 — America's 250th and a call to families 32:19 — What's next, and where to find Defiant Ones Defiant Ones launches July 2, streaming on the Washington Times (washingtontimes.com) and all podcast platforms, with companion novelettes on Amazon and family assets at beautifullyflawedproductions.com. Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Cleta Mitchell is the founder of the Election Integrity Network and a senior legal fellow at the Conservative Partnership Institute. One of the nation's foremost election law attorneys, she has spent decades fighting for ballot integrity, honest elections, and the constitutional right of citizens to choose their representatives. Robert McNeily is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and a regular co-host of The Jenny Beth Show. He brings a grassroots perspective to the daily news cycle and a deep commitment to constitutional conservatism. Key Topics: Watson v. Republican National Committee and why states can count mail-in ballots days after Election Day The SAVE America Act's fourth House vote, now bolted to the National Defense Authorization Act Why "it's already illegal" is not the same as enforceable — the NVRA enforcement gap Senate filibuster rules, 50 Republican votes, and the path to passage Senators to pressure: Tillis, Cassidy, Murkowski, Cornyn, Collins Today's SCOTUS rulings: no men in women's sports, birthright citizenship upheld, McCain-Feingold limits struck down Humphrey's Executor overturned: presidential authority to fire executive agency heads Trump: socialism is communism — the biggest threat since the founding Founding principles, consent of the governed, and America's 250th birthday Call to action: urge the president to veto the Waters-Warren housing bill without the SAVE America Act attached Timestamped Breakdown: 00:00 — Supreme Court term finale: Watson v. RNC, women's sports ruling, birthright citizenship, McCain-Feingold 02:00 — Welcome and overview 07:21 — SAVE America Act: Senate path, filibuster rules, 50 votes explained (Cleta Mitchell) 17:30 — Problem senators: Murkowski, Tillis, Cassidy, Cornyn, Curtis — what to demand 22:55 — Watson v. RNC deep dive: mail ballots, EOCAVA, California primary results, the fix 32:00 — Today's three SCOTUS term-end rulings broken down 39:23 — Constitutional crisis: Alito dissent, birthright citizenship, the founders' intent 44:08 — Humphrey's Executor overturned: presidential authority over the FTC and Federal Reserve 50:20 — Socialism is communism: Trump's warning and McNeily's response 53:08 — Why founding principles matter at America's 250th: Cleta Mitchell 57:13 — Calls to action, Defiant Ones podcast promo, closing Links: passthesaveamericaact.com whitehouse.gov/contact (urge a veto of the Waters-Warren housing bill without the SAVE America Act) Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121 teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

Robert McNeily — Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement for Tea Party Patriots Action. Guest host of The Jenny Beth Show. Dr. Jared Ross — Board-certified emergency physician and President of EMSEC LLC. A 25-year veteran as a paramedic, firefighter, SWAT team member, and ER doctor. Published an op-ed in the Washington Examiner on healthcare fraud in Minnesota. Christopher Macchio — The presidential tenor. Sang Hallelujah and other selections with the Marine Corps Band and the Singing Sergeants at the Great American State Fair, and will perform again at the July 4 National Mall celebration before the president's speech and the largest fireworks display in U.S. history. Key topics: • The SAVE America Act heads to a 4th House vote — Senate needs 10 more votes to break the 60-vote cloture threshold • Tea Party Patriots Action is pressing President Trump to veto the pending housing bill until the Senate delivers a written plan to pass the SAVE America Act • Over 1 million Obamacare enrollees have no Social Security number on file — and the fraud runs far deeper than one number • 455 people charged, $6.5 billion in healthcare fraud schemes exposed in a single DOJ action (Acting AG Todd Blanche) • Iran tested the June 17 ceasefire on June 27; U.S. forces struck Iranian targets; both sides stood down by Sunday; Doha talks scheduled • Three back-to-back 6-3 Supreme Court immigration wins for the administration, including the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians • Democratic Socialist of America-backed candidates swept New York Democratic congressional primaries, threatening to oust House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries • John Bolton pleaded guilty June 26 to willful retention of national defense information; sentencing October 28 • Christopher Macchio: music as a God-given obligation, the B-2 flyover choreography, and advice for aspiring performers Timestamped breakdown: 00:00 — Cold open: five days to America's 250th, the case for the SAVE America Act 01:06 — Show intro; Trump "America Is Back" clip from the Great American State Fair 03:18 — Today's agenda: SAVE America Act, Iran ceasefire, Supreme Court, Obamacare fraud 05:56 — SAVE America Act: 4th House vote, 60-vote Senate fight, McLaughlin polling, call to action 12:43 — Healthcare fraud: Dr. Jared Ross on 1 million Obamacare ghost enrollees 23:20 — Iran ceasefire tested; Strait of Hormuz breakdown; gas prices heading into July 4  26:00 — Supreme Court's 6-3 immigration sweep; DSA sweeps NYC primaries; Bolton guilty plea  32:30 — America 250 heroes tribute: Captain Amy Sabota; Snyder Fire firefighters  39:56 — Christopher Macchio: performing Hallelujah at the National Mall, friendship with President Trump, advice for performers Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com | passthesaveamericaact.com Contact the White House: whitehouse.gov/contact | White House switchboard: 202-456-1111 Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Jim Pfaff is President of The Conservative Caucus, one of the longest-running grassroots conservative organizations in the country. He spent roughly eight years on Capitol Hill working for members of Congress and has spent decades in the conservative movement advancing constitutional government and election integrity. Robert McNeily, guest host, is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement for Tea Party Patriots Action. Key topics: The SAVE America Act stalls in the Senate despite 50 votes on record President Trump's housing-bill leverage to force a floor vote Filibuster, cloture, the Byrd rule, and why reconciliation falls short Scott Presler turned away from the South Dakota Republican dinner The Supreme Court's 6-3 immigration rulings and Temporary Protected Status Hawaii's carry-default law overturned: a Second Amendment win Faith, the founding, and America's 250th birthday Timestamps: 00:00 — Washington is frozen: the SAVE America Act and Trump's housing-bill leverage 01:45 — Two-step action plan: the White House, Truth Social, and the Capitol switchboard 05:22 — Scott Presler turned away in South Dakota and the grassroots-leadership divide 10:32 — The Great American State Fair and America's 250th birthday 14:42 — Guest host Robert McNeily welcomes Jim Pfaff: what happened in the Senate 18:07 — Filibuster, cloture, and the Byrd rule explained 22:48 — Why Trump's veto leverage on the housing bill matters 25:29 — Grassroots versus the establishment 29:24 — The message GOP leadership should hear; why reconciliation won't do it 33:41 — The Supreme Court's 6-3 immigration ruling on Temporary Protected Status 40:54 — Hawaii's carry law overturned: the Second Amendment 44:52 — Pastor Jentezen Franklin's State Fair prayer 47:09 — Faith, the founding, and the fight ahead 52:05 — Closing call to action 54:24 — World Cup goodwill and the Oliver clip Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com. To act on the SAVE America Act, contact the White House at whitehouse.gov/contact, post on Truth Social tagging the President, or call the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Jenny Beth Martin is the host of The Jenny Beth Show, co-founder of the Tea Party movement, and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, representing three million grassroots conservative activists. Amy Ford is the founder and president of Embrace Grace, a nonprofit that equips churches to walk alongside women facing unexpected pregnancies. What began as one small group in her Texas church has grown into a movement in more than 1,200 churches across all 50 states. Amy is the author of Help Her Be Brave: Discover Your Place in the Pro-Life Movement and A Bump in Life. Key topics covered: Amy's own unplanned pregnancy at 19 and the day she nearly had an abortion Why the abortion rate inside the church is the same as outside it The shift from "pro-life" to "pro-love" — making abortion unthinkable, not just illegal The mail-order abortion pill and the hidden trauma facing young women How pregnancy resource centers work and why so few women know they exist Embrace Grace, Embrace Legacy (for fathers), Embrace Life, church buddies, and mentorships How to start a group in your own local church Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome and why pro-life is more than policy 01:23 — Amy's unplanned pregnancy at 19 02:17 — Passing out in the abortion room 02:53 — A pastor refuses to bless the marriage 04:06 — The pastor's public apology, years later 08:13 — The vision that started Embrace Grace 11:23 — Three moms and the first twelve-week group 12:50 — Why women in the church stay silent 20:03 — From "pro-life" to "pro-love" 20:57 — The abortion pill and its hidden trauma 24:36 — 1,200 churches now, 23,400 is the goal 28:23 — How to start a group in your church 38:35 — Embrace Legacy: ministering to fathers 40:27 — Amy's books: Help Her Be Brave and A Bump in Life 41:30 — The future of the pro-life movement 45:06 — Where to get involved Links: embracegrace.com | jennybethshow.com | teapartypatriots.org

Guest: Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar, author, and educator with more than three decades studying the American Founders. He is a co-author of "Behind the Bill of Rights" (with Jeremy Nelson of the National Center for Constitutional Studies) and of "Speaking the Language of Liberty" (with Mark Herr of the Center for Self Governance), with "Behind the Declaration of Independence" and "Behind the Constitution of the United States" forthcoming. He owns a construction company, is a lifelong artist and curriculum designer, and serves as the education director of Liberty Village in Hurricane, Utah. This episode is a preview of the show's upcoming founding-principles training series — four lessons across eight episodes on the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights — which begins airing Monday, July 6. Key topics: How the Founders actually built the Constitution as a "mixed form of government" Using founding principles as a lens on today's fights — the SAVE America Act, the border, and more Fixing what's broken, facing what's new, and not becoming what we hate "Speaking the Language of Liberty" and the patriot who called herself a tyrant Frédéric Bastiat's "The Law" as a starting point Liberty Village: a 30-acre founding-era America in the Utah desert How Jenny Beth and Bill Norton first met, and the night that turned protest into strategy Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome, and why the daily show paused for constitution training 01:03 — Meet Bill Norton: four lessons, eight episodes 02:45 — Applying founding principles to today's biggest fights 04:13 — Beyond Band-Aids: fix what's broken, face what's new, don't become what we hate 05:50 — Jenny Beth's "equal and opposite reaction" test 06:54 — The Declaration, the Constitution, and how it was actually built 08:46 — The Bill of Rights and "Behind the Bill of Rights" 09:58 — "Speaking the Language of Liberty" and the patriot who called herself a tyrant 12:25 — Why Bastiat's "The Law" is the place to start 12:59 — When the training airs, America's 250th, and the July 4 plan 13:58 — Liberty Village: a 30-acre founding-era village in Utah 19:15 — Benjamin Franklin's home as a kids' discovery center 20:37 — How Jenny Beth and Bill Norton first met in 2011 22:44 — Sleeping in a car to stop Obamacare 24:46 — From anger to productive action 26:48 — Rallies are the first step, not the last 27:55 — Founding-level Americans are still here Links: jennybethshow.com · teapartypatriots.org

Guest Wade Miller is the executive director of the Center for Renewing America. A combat veteran and U.S. Marine Corps infantryman who deployed three times to Iraq and the Horn of Africa, he is a longtime adviser to OMB Director Russ Vought and brings over fifteen years of conservative political experience, including serving as political director for Senator Ted Cruz's 2018 campaign and chief of staff for Congressman Chip Roy. Key Topics Covered What “enumeration” actually means and why an accurate count is the constitutional purpose of the census How the differential privacy algorithm scrambled 2020 population data between rural and urban areas Why including non-citizens in redistricting maps tilts power toward blue states The six congressional seats the Biden administration admitted were misallocated How corrupted counts misdirect hundreds of billions in federal tax dollars Republishing the 2020 census and what it could mean for the 2028 cycle “America First, Not Senate First” — four fixes for the Senate and the SAVE America Act vote count Timestamps 00:18 — Welcome and why the census could reshape political power 01:03 — Meet Wade Miller, Center for Renewing America 01:53 — What does enumeration actually mean? 03:36 — The new 2020 process and the citizenship-question end run 04:29 — How a census is supposed to work vs. what happened 05:46 — Differential privacy explained: scrambling the data 08:12 — Counting non-citizens and why it favors blue states 10:33 — Stephen Miller's 40-seat swing and the published Biden census 12:30 — The constitutional problem with unequal districts 16:31 — The other counting failures: overcounts and undercounts 18:12 — Imputation and manipulated characteristic data 21:35 — How privacy was protected before differential privacy 22:55 — Rural tax dollars siphoned to the cities 26:27 — What can be done: a real census director 29:29 — Republishing the census to arm the states 31:48 — Could harmed states sue? The standing problem 34:35 — Title 13, security clearance, and locked-down data 39:23 — An elegant fix: just count where people live 44:22 — What an activist can do right now 45:56 — Citizen-only data vs. federal funding formulas 47:58 — Why the census fight matters in 2026 51:43 — America First, Not Senate First: four Senate fixes 54:50 — The SAVE America Act has the votes 59:20 — Closing: liberty doesn't preserve itself Links americarenewing.com teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

Steve Friess is a businessman, conservative activist, education reform advocate, and candidate for Wyoming’s single seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The son of the late conservative philanthropist Foster Friess, he has worked for years to build the conservative movement through business, philanthropy, education, and grassroots activism, and co-founded the Jackson Hole Classical Academy.   Key topics covered: Why a self-described political outsider decided to run for Congress The volunteer attorney project that drafted executive orders before Trump took office The regulatory budget concept and how deregulation freed the economy Wyoming energy: coal, oil, gas, and rare earth minerals as a national security issue School choice, classical education, and teaching kids how to think The dignity of work, trade schools, and earned success Federal spending, the national debt, and cutting waste   Timestamps: 00:18 — Introducing Steve Friess 01:01 — Why he decided to run for Congress 02:38 — What “political outsider” really means 03:29 — Why today’s Democrats aren’t Bill Clinton Democrats 06:22 — The SAVE America Act and grassroots leadership 09:33 — The policy that motivates him most 10:25 — Extractive industries and regulatory roadblocks 11:18 — Rare earth minerals and national security 12:27 — Don’t forget coal: clean coal and export 13:21 — Carbon dioxide as “plant food” 14:45 — Education, federalism, and a Trump executive order 15:26 — Building the “counter deep state” attorney project 17:17 — Why the left is relentless: the spiritual dimension 19:51 — Inside the executive order project 20:50 — The regulatory budget and “two for one” 23:58 — Trump’s cabinet and the acronym lesson 25:42 — OIRA and the “sound science” memo 27:50 — “Guidance guidance” and reining in agencies 29:15 — His mission for Wyoming and lower-cost energy 32:01 — School choice and the family investment business 34:21 — The Teton County zoning fight and his first law 39:34 — Learning how to think, not what to think 43:27 — Covenantal vs. missional religious schools 47:50 — The Humanitas Institute and classical education 48:47 — How public schools narrowed the box 50:28 — Trade schools, Mike Rowe, and the dignity of work 55:08 — Bankruptcy, housekeeping, and earned dignity 57:57 — Arthur Brooks and “earned success” 1:00:08 — His scorecard: high-paying Wyoming jobs 1:01:02 — Cutting taxes vs. cutting spending 1:03:36 — The $39 trillion debt and the Tea Party’s origin 1:04:22 — Applauding the shutdown of USAID 1:05:18 — Closing: why people should vote for him   Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, friessforwy.com

Steve Milloy is an attorney and senior fellow at the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute. A veteran of more than three decades of environmental and energy policy work, including time in the coal industry, he writes widely on climate regulation, the EPA, and the administrative state. Key topics covered: The EPA endangerment finding rollback and what it means for energy policy West Virginia v. EPA and why the agency lacked authority to regulate greenhouse gases The Department of Justice’s contradictory Suncor Trust v. Boulder County brief Data centers, energy demand, foreign money, and eminent domain The collapse of coal and rising electricity prices Wind, solar, and the real costs of the green agenda Refrigerant rules, the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act of 2020, and the Kigali Amendment What an incoming El Niño actually means Timestamps: 00:18 — Welcome and the episode’s focus on energy and the administrative state 00:46 — How the deep state is undermining the EPA at the Justice Department 01:12 — The endangerment finding rescinded in February 01:54 — The Supreme Court line: Massachusetts v. EPA to West Virginia v. EPA 03:48 — Suncor Trust v. Boulder County and federal preemption 05:57 — The contradictory DOJ brief that could backfire 09:45 — Should the brief be pulled, and should the attorneys be held accountable 11:38 — Why no one is overseeing the deep state lawyers 13:00 — The endangerment finding as the centerpiece of Trump’s energy agenda 15:38 — Data centers, Elon Musk, and the energy crunch 20:50 — Foreign money funding green activist groups 22:31 — Eminent domain and a Georgia family’s property fight 25:47 — The water fight over data centers 29:39 — States moving to ban data centers 36:09 — Reviving coal and what killed it 39:23 — Burning coal, exporting gas, and LNG terminals 40:46 — Wind, solar, and where NIMBY actually makes sense 43:10 — How conservatives ceded the environmental issue 46:09 — Clean air, clean water, and China’s record 49:01 — National parks, Agenda 21, and Alaska 52:55 — Refrigerant rules and why your soda is warm 55:48 — The AIM Act, the Kigali Amendment, and the ozone debate 1:00:16 — El Niño and what to actually worry about Links: teapartypatriots.org │ jennybethshow.com

Guests: Rod Martin is an investor and commentator who tracks the intersection of finance, national security, and policy, and who called the Iran conflict and its oil implications months in advance on Fox Business. Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and a former RSBN anchor and infield reporter. Topics covered: The Secure America Act signed into law: funding ICE and Border Patrol through 2029 Codifying the border with HR 2 and closing immigration loopholes The Los Angeles election-fraud probe and the 43,000-vote swing 50 senators, no cloture, and Senator Thune's leadership Voter ID and the suppression myth (Tea Party Patriots Action / McLaughlin polling) FISA Section 702 and the strategy to pass the Save America Act Rod Martin on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, and inflation ActBlue's CEO pleads the Fifth 22 times before Congress SPLC tax-exempt status, a $9 billion Minnesota fraud referral, and Elon Musk The child-trafficking story the media is burying Chapters: 00:14 — Show open: the week in headlines 02:28 — Welcome and guest introductions 02:54 — Secure America Act signed: ICE and Border Patrol funded 09:04 — Codifying the border: HR 2 and closing loopholes 17:39 — Weekly call to action: pass the Save America Act 19:47 — Los Angeles election-fraud probe and the 43,000-vote swing 25:03 — 50 senators, no cloture, and Senator Thune 29:38 — Voter ID and the suppression myth 32:00 — FISA Section 702 and the must-pass strategy 39:22 — Rod Martin on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and oil 43:00 — May CPI hits a three-year high 46:08 — ActBlue CEO pleads the Fifth 22 times 49:53 — SPLC tax-exempt status 51:05 — A $9 billion fraud referral in Minnesota 52:02 — Elon Musk and the first trillionaire 53:42 — The story the media is burying: child trafficking 59:59 — Final call to action 01:00:25 — Babylon Bee satire: AOC vs. Thomas Sowell Links: teapartypatriots.org  •jennybethshow.com  •  passthesaveamericaact.com  •Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Guest: Noah Wall is the founder of the State Leadership Initiative, which he launched just over a year ago to expose and counter the network of unelected associations that shape state government. He previously worked closely with the State Financial Officers Foundation and has spent his career in grassroots conservative advocacy. Key topics covered: - What the “shadow government” of state-level associations actually is - The Georgia Medicaid contract that penalized providers for following state parental-notification law - Why red states often carry bigger bureaucracies than blue states - How state membership dues quietly fund progressive “best practices” - The State Leadership Index and the metrics no one else scores - A three-part agenda: economic dynamism, financial strength, and digital sovereignty - Concrete action steps for grassroots activists and elected officials Timestamps (audio): 00:18 — Why Washington isn't the whole battle: meet Noah Wall and the State Leadership Initiative 00:57 — Launching SLI and the 20% tax-burden gap between red and blue states 02:44 — Defining the “shadow government”: the NGO networks behind state bureaucracies 04:06 — How the American Library Association and agency associations standardize policy 07:10 — Permanent bureaucracy and the professional associations that train it 11:17 — Inside the report: 25 associations, none centrist, and the Georgia Medicaid bombshell 15:29 — The National School Boards Association and how new members get “trained” 21:51 — Follow the money: state dues fund the associations — and states can simply withdraw 25:23 — A state-level DOGE: the fifth column states pay for with tax dollars 28:28 — Louisiana, abortion lobbying, and “health equity” in organ transplants 34:13 — The State Leadership Index: red states' hidden bureaucracy problem 39:36 — Every problem already solved somewhere: Florida, Nevada, Utah, Idaho 44:57 — The agenda: economic dynamism, financial strength, and digital sovereignty 51:48 — What grassroots activists can do — and the “Google the association” game Links mentioned: - stateleadership.org - teapartypatriots.org - jennybethshow.com

Guests Sonja Shaw is the Chino Valley Unified school board president and a candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction who advanced from the statewide primary this week. Father Frank Pavone is the National Director of Priests for Life and a longtime pro-life leader who served at the Vatican under Pope John Paul II. Justine Brooke Murray is a correspondent with the Media Research Center and host of Woke of the Week, covering legacy-media bias from Washington, D.C. Key Topics The 43,000-vote swing in the Los Angeles mayor’s race and what it reveals about California vote counting Ballot harvesting, mail-ballot rules, and the case for proof-of-citizenship voter ID US Attorney Bill Essayli on coming election-fraud charges in California The $9 billion Minnesota Medicaid fraud and the moral stakes of government waste Election integrity as a faith issue and Catholic teaching on immigration The Southern Poverty Law Center, the Jim Jordan hearing, and media bias The SAVE America Act, the Secure America Act, and the FISA reauthorization deadline Timestamps 00:00 — Cold open: seven days of ballot counting flips the Los Angeles mayor’s race 02:48 — The week’s fight: SAVE America Act, Secure America Act, and the FISA deadline 03:51 — Today’s guests 04:30 — Sonja Shaw on California’s vote flip and ballot harvesting 08:39 — DOJ civil-rights review of California school districts 13:03 — US Attorney Bill Essayli on coming election-fraud charges 17:40 — Where to find Sonja Shaw’s campaign 19:00 — Father Frank Pavone on faith, perseverance, and staying engaged 21:18 — The $9 billion Minnesota Medicaid fraud and the moral stakes 22:43 — Tea Party Patriots Action poll: 82.9% want permanent fraud detection 24:53 — Election integrity as a faith issue and Catholic teaching on immigration 30:07 — The SPLC hearing, Jim Jordan, and the war on faith and family 37:10 — Justine Brooke Murray on media bias and the California vote count 41:09 — How the Southern Poverty Law Center became a media weapon 46:29 — Scott Pelley, CBS, and legacy-media narcissism 49:35 — One action conservatives can take this week 51:37 — Closing: call Congress on the SAVE America Act 53:32 — Moms for Liberty and the Legacy of Liberty Award aboard the USS Midway Links Mentioned jennybethshow.com | teapartypatriots.org | passthesaveamericaact.com | shaw4ca.com | newsbusters.org | Capitol switchboard (202) 224-3121

Kira Davis is an author and the host of the Orange Report, where she breaks down California politics every week with the clarity the rest of the country needs to hear. Follow her work at justkiradavis.com and on social media at Orange Report OC. Robert McNeily is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement for Tea Party Patriots Action and a former RSBN anchor who spent years on the front line as a broadcaster and grassroots activist before joining the team. Key topics covered - The SAVE America Act wins 50 Senate votes, and why the Byrd rule blocked it - The June 12 FISA Section 702 deadline and the plan to attach the bill to must-pass legislation - Inside California's jungle primary and the overnight ballot dumps - President Trump's Meet the Press clash and the “no evidence” mantra - The 2020 Georgia affidavits, told firsthand - Why Kira Davis refuses to leave California - Celebrating America's 250th aboard the USS Midway Timestamps 00:00 — SAVE America Act Gets 50 Senate Votes 02:03 — Call the House: Attach It to FISA 03:40 — The June 12 Section 702 Deadline 06:06 — Trump Said Attach It to FISA 08:21 — Meet the Panel: Kira Davis and Robert McNeily 10:04 — Inside California's Vote-Count Mess 16:03 — California: Canary in the Coal Mine 17:47 — Trump vs. Meet the Press 20:34 — ‘No Evidence’ and the 2020 Georgia Affidavits 32:16 — Weeks-Long Counts and Public Confidence 34:10 — Garden Grove: Unguarded Ballot Boxes 36:26 — Why California Is Worth the Fight 41:22 — From the Ballot Box to a 1946 Tennessee Rebellion 44:49 — The Constitutional Path Forward 47:03 — USS Midway: America's 250th and D-Day 52:07 — Choose the Harder Right 57:01 — Final Call: Pass the SAVE America Act Links teapartypatriots.org  |jennybethshow.com  |  justkiradavis.com  |  Call the House: 202-224-3121

Guest: Frank Gaffney is president of the Institute for the American Future and host of Securing America on Real America’s Voice. He founded and led the Center for Security Policy for 37 years, served on the Senate Armed Services Committee under President Reagan, and was Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense. Key topics covered: - The March 3 Texas primary proposition: “Texas should prohibit Sharia law” and the 1.9 million votes behind it - The 400-acre Texas development once branded Epic City, now rebranded “the Meadow,” and AG Ken Paxton’s injunctions - Florida and Texas designations of the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR, and the court ruling on the CAIR designation - Senator Ted Cruz on the constitutional line between practicing your faith and compelling others to submit - The “conduct, not belief” legal strategy and the sedition argument - The Sharia Free Pledge campaign and the oath of office Timestamps (podcast cut): 0:14 — Cold open: the campaign to ban Sharia law 1:09 — Frank Gaffney’s national-security background and the Institute for the American Future 3:11 — usfuture.org, bansharia.com, and the Victory Coalition 3:33 — Gaffney’s case for treating Sharia as political doctrine rather than protected religion 17:35 — “It’s illegal in this country”: where U.S. law already applies 18:29 — Gaffney’s framing of “civilization jihad,” electoral influence, and demographics 20:36 — “Not all Muslims”: Jenny Beth draws the line on individual religious liberty 25:55 — Bringing the question home: how Gaffney says it surfaces in America 27:19 — The Britain comparison and the grooming-gang policing-failure debate 33:12 — Epic City in Texas: 400 acres and the rebrand to “the Meadow” 35:32 — Ken Paxton’s injunctions and the unsettled legal status 42:22 — Constitutional rights and the limits on compelling others 43:54 — Senator Ted Cruz on religious liberty vs. compelled submission 45:15 — March 3: 1.9 million Texans vote on the proposition 50:22 — The “Marxist-Islamic alliance” framing (credited on-air to Mark Levin) 52:40 — Proposition 10 results and the “red-green-blue” coalition argument 55:27 — What keeps Gaffney going: Reagan and the “watchman on the wall” 57:16 — Florida, DeSantis, and the Muslim Brotherhood / CAIR designations 58:22 — The CAIR court ruling and going after conduct, not belief 59:55 — The Sharia Free Pledge and the oath of office 1:02:17 — Greg Abbott’s designations and Texas real-property restrictions 1:03:21 — Why Gaffney calls this a national voting issue 1:05:01 — Where to learn more; close Links: bansharia.com, usfuture.org, jennybethshow.com, teapartypatriots.org

Cleta Mitchell is the founder of the Election Integrity Network and one of the nation's most prominent election law attorneys. A former state legislator, she has helped lead the coalition behind the SAVE America Act and works to ensure that only eligible American citizens vote in American elections. Key topics covered: Why the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate and what the 60-vote threshold really means The new strategy: breaking the bill into pieces and attaching them to House legislation The unelected Senate parliamentarian and the Byrd Rule blocking action How the Byrd Rule even tripped up Border Patrol and ICE funding through reconciliation The President's pledge not to sign bills that leave out the SAVE America Act The coordinated effort aimed at Senator Mike Lee and why grassroots should ignore it Pressuring holdout senators in Alaska and Maine to negotiate to a yes Why Jenny Beth Martin says the Senate is facing a constitutional crisis The exact call to action: how citizens can move the House this week Episode breakdown: 00:14 — Welcome to the Jenny Beth Show 00:40 — Why the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate 01:06 — “The Senate is like concrete”: the 60-vote problem 02:06 — The new plan: break the bill into pieces and attach it to House bills 03:01 — The President's pledge and why the House is the only hope 04:25 — The unelected parliamentarian with more power than anyone in Washington 04:46 — Reconciliation blocked: the parliamentarian objects to ICE and Border Patrol funding 05:49 — The Byrd Rule explained 08:42 — A “snowball chance” under the Byrd Rule, and attaching the bill to FISA or housing 10:33 — Combining photo voter ID and citizenship confirmation; Speaker Johnson is committed 13:13 — Call your congressman: 202-224-3121 14:14 — Credit to Speaker Johnson, Chip Roy, and Senator Mike Lee 15:20 — The paid influencer operation aimed at Senator Mike Lee 16:18 — Why you cannot remove the Senate Majority Leader right now 17:40 — Removing a Senate leader is not like removing a House Speaker 18:39 — Pressuring the senators who voted no: Murkowski and Collins 20:10 — “Legislating has become an atrophied muscle in the Senate” 21:29 — The filibuster question 22:39 — Why the talking filibuster no longer works 23:41 — A 1986 ruling and a constitutional crisis in the Senate 24:20 — Speaker Johnson's thin majority vs. the Senate's gridlock 26:21 — The call to action and where to take it 27:30 — How to follow Cleta Mitchell and the Election Integrity Network 28:22 — Closing thoughts Links and resources: teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com passthesaveamericaact.com Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 Election Integrity Network: electionintegritynetwork.org SAVE America Act Coalition: saveamericaactcoalition.com

Guests: Conn Carroll is commentary editor at the Washington Examiner, where he tracks Washington every single day. Jim Pfaff is president of the Conservative Caucus, which tracks constitutional liberty and electoral integrity (the group also operates under the name Americans for Constitutional Liberty). Curtis Houck is managing editor of NewsBusters at the Media Research Center, where he analyzes media bias every day. Key topics covered: •  The Supreme Court's emergency order locking Alabama's congressional map for November •  The end of race-based redistricting and the future of the 2026 House map •  The California GOP surge: Steve Hilton statewide and Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayor's race •  The case for defunding UNRWA •  Why California Democrats can't take the heat — the Xavier Becerra interview •  The housing crisis, Rhode Island's failed plan, and the permitting problem •  Lee Zeldin's EPA and the recycling revolution •  The SAVE America Act, reconciliation, DHS funding, and the parliamentarian fight •  Whether the Founders would be disappointed in America today Timestamps: 00:17 — Cold Open: Alabama Map Locked & California Primary Results 02:48 — Conn Carroll on the California & Iowa Primaries 04:56 — Why the U.S. Should Defund UNRWA 06:53 — California Democrats Can't Take the Heat (Becerra & the NYT) 11:50 — The Housing Crisis & Rhode Island's $50M Failure 16:46 — Lee Zeldin's EPA & the Recycling Revolution 18:41 — Why Cars Got So Expensive 20:18 — Would the Founders Be Disappointed? & the 17th Amendment 24:40 — Jim Pfaff on the Alabama Supreme Court Ruling 33:47 — Steve Hilton & Spencer Pratt Make Their Case 38:54 — Call to Action: Pass the SAVE America Act 40:23 — Reconciliation 2.0, FISA & the Parliamentarian Fight 45:44 — Would the Founders Be Disappointed? (Pfaff) 50:03 — Curtis Houck on the Spencer Pratt Surge 55:33 — What Pratt Understands About Today's Media 58:53 — Breaking Through the Media Noise 1:02:03 — Closing: The Essence of American Grit Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com | passthesaveamericaact.com | Capitol switchboard 202-224-3121

Stacy Washington is the host of Stacy on the Right, airing 9:00 PM ET Monday through Friday on Patriot News Channel 125 on SiriusXM. Nick Searcy is an actor, producer, director, and author. His documentary Border States of America and his upcoming Paramount film The Rescue were both shot in Georgia. Robert McNeily is with Tea Party Patriots Action and joined the panel as co-host. Key topics: - Spencer Pratt's viral, AI-driven campaign for Los Angeles mayor - President Trump's late endorsements in six California races on primary day - Karen Bass's CNN interview and her record on the Palisades fire - Burned ballot drop boxes in Los Angeles County and California's missing voter ID - The SAVE America Act, proof of citizenship, and the stalled Senate fight - Graham Platner's scandal-plagued Maine Senate campaign Timestamps: 00:17 — Cold open: Tina Peters released, burned ballots, a stalled SAVE America Act 01:53 — Meet the panel: Stacy Washington and Nick Searcy 02:33 — California primary day and the GOP's comeback 03:32 — Why Nick Searcy left California 06:33 — Spencer Pratt's "look around" and Fresh Prince ads 08:22 — AI ads: Pratt as Batman, Bass as the Joker 11:25 — A nonpartisan strategy and the fight to rebuild 12:51 — The Spencer Pratt playbook and the property-tax trap 20:42 — Ballot drop boxes torched in Los Angeles County 25:22 — Karen Bass's CNN interview 28:06 — Private property rights and Bass's record 29:13 — Spencer Pratt vs. Batman 35:25 — Back from Maine: the SAVE America Act 36:38 — The fight inside the GOP and Senate leadership 40:04 — Nick Searcy's voter ID test 41:48 — How to move the bill: call 202-224-3121 42:57 — Graham Platner and the Maine Senate race 48:38 — Both coasts and the drift toward Marxism 53:42 — Guest sign-offs 55:48 — Closing: the SAVE America Act and a Maine sunrise Links: - Pass the SAVE America Act: passthesaveamericaact.com - Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121 - teapartypatriots.org - jennybethshow.com

Sharon Bemis is the president of the Election Integrity Network, a nationwide nonprofit building a permanent infrastructure of citizen volunteers to protect elections. A former election official from the state of Maine, she brings firsthand administrative experience to the fight for honest elections. Sara Vieira is the coalitions director of the Election Integrity Network and chair of the New England Coalition. A Rhode Island native active in the election integrity movement since 2020, she organizes grassroots leaders across five New England states. Key topics covered: The Citizens Election Bill of Rights and its 10 founding principles The new EIN Model Laws Handbook and how legislators use it Why the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate Ranked choice voting and the problems it creates in Maine Cleaning up voter rolls, residency rules, and motor-voter loopholes Vulnerable voting technology and the case for hand-marked paper ballots Protecting the military vote and the overseas voting loophole Billionaire-funded election schemes, from Zuckbucks to the national popular vote compact Timestamps: 00:18 — Why the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate 01:27 — What the Election Integrity Network is 02:25 — Inside the New England Coalition 05:55 — The EIN Model Laws Handbook explained 10:36 — The 10 principles of the Citizens Election Bill of Rights 16:13 — Restoring election day and election-night results 18:40 — Ranked choice voting and the Maine problem 23:35 — Cleaning voter rolls and the residency problem 29:19 — Voting technology and hand-marked paper ballots 34:11 — Why pre- and post-election audits matter 38:27 — Protecting the military vote from overseas loopholes 42:37 — Billionaire election schemes and Zuckbucks 49:53 — The SAVE America Act and the Senate fight 55:30 — Where to get involved Links: electionintegritynetwork.org, modelelectionlaws.org, jennybethshow.com, teapartypatriots.org. Call Capitol Hill: 202-224-3121.

James Lindsay is a mathematician, author, and host of the New Discourses podcast. He is one of America’s leading critics of Marxism, critical theory, and identity politics, and is currently producing a long-running series reading directly from Nazi primary sources to bust historical revisionism circulating online. Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, representing three million grassroots conservative activists. Key topics covered The history of “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” and why it’s a proven forgery How antisemitism is rising on both the left and the right since October 7, 2023 The way critical pedagogy and “generative themes” are used to radicalize young people How lines from Hitler’s writing are recycled into online content aimed at young men Russia, China, and Iran’s use of social media to divide the MAGA coalition The assassination of Charlie Kirk and the danger of normalizing political violence The legitimate debate over America’s foreign commitments versus antisemitic conspiracy Why the constitutional American framework beats radical European ideologies Taking personal responsibility for what you consume on social media Timestamped topic breakdown 00:17 — Welcome and the rise of antisemitism on the left and right 09:20 — What “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” actually are 15:24 — The same conspiracy lies recycled across decades 17:05 — How agitators exploit unmet expectations 21:59 — The Soviet origins of the modern anti-Zionism campaign 22:32 — The real history of Israel’s founding and the legal Zionist endeavor 30:25 — Why the left twists every fact against Western civilization 34:07 — Russia’s strategy for dividing a cohesive movement 39:28 — How Israel became the wedge to split MAGA 44:27 — Charlie Kirk, assassination culture, and critical pedagogy 53:08 — History as teacher and the American way forward 56:28 — Hitler’s critique of parliaments and American constitutional design 59:12 — Finding the American solution, not the Marxist one 01:01:00 — Guarding your mind in a propaganda battle space 01:12:22 — Legitimate policy debate versus antisemitic conspiracy 01:16:35 — Developing the instinct to tune out the cranks 01:20:34 — Everyone makes mistakes — repent and move forward Links mentioned: New Discourses Podcast, teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com

Guest: Tina Descovich is the CEO and co-founder of Moms for Liberty, a national parental rights organization defending the rights of parents to direct their children's education. A former elected school board member in Brevard County, Florida, Tina has built Moms for Liberty into one of the most influential grassroots parental rights movements in the country. Key Topics Covered: The federal grand jury indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center on fraud and money laundering charges How the SPLC allegedly funneled funds to the KKK and neo-Nazi groups while smearing parents and Christians as hate groups The 125-page documentation of harms Moms for Liberty submitted to the House Judiciary Committee Real-world consequences: custody battles, swatting incidents, doxxing, harassment, and assassination attempts tied to SPLC labeling The Family Research Council shooter and his stated motivation How federal agencies, state governments, banks, and donor-advised funds still use the SPLC hate map The nearly billion-dollar endowment that has shielded the SPLC from accountability The Moms for Liberty D-Day celebration on the USS Midway in San Diego, June 6th   Timestamped Topic Breakdown: 00:14 — Cold open and welcome 00:17 — Federal grand jury indicts SPLC on fraud and money laundering charges 00:47 — Why Tina held a press conference before the congressional hearing 01:10 — Moms for Liberty placed on the SPLC hate map in June 2023 02:37 — Jenny Beth on the SPLC's escalation from labeling to infiltration 03:30 — The Judiciary Committee calls it "manufactured hate" 04:08 — 125 pages of documented harms: the Maryland custody case 05:09 — Defining "swatting" and "doxxing" for the audience 06:35 — The New Jersey mom whose family was swatted 06:45 — Massachusetts: 20,000 police officers trained using SPLC materials 07:46 — Jenny Beth on protesters at the only-citizens-voting bus tour 08:56 — Jenny Beth's photo on the SPLC homepage during the Charlie Kirk assassination 10:26 — The SPLC as the real hate machine 11:47 — Federal and state government reliance on the SPLC 12:46 — Iowa: 7 of 10 listed hate groups are Moms for Liberty chapters 13:28 — How the SPLC's billion-dollar endowment crushes legal challenges 15:36 — Gays Against Groomers and other small groups with no recourse 16:42 — The first House Judiciary hearing and three key witnesses 18:24 — The second hearing on July 9th or 10th with SPLC leadership testifying 19:14 — The Chick-fil-A Foundation's 2017 donation to the SPLC 20:29 — The cost of grassroots resistance: cyberattacks and Philadelphia 21:59 — Defining real hate vs. exercising the First Amendment 23:29 — Standing up for donors who stand with us 24:03 — Donate to Moms for Liberty 24:38 — The Moms for Liberty D-Day celebration on the USS Midway, June 6th 25:23 — Closing thanks and steel spine 25:35 — Subscribe and where to find the show 25:53 — Narrator outro   Links Mentioned: momsforliberty.org/splc jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Guest: Hon. Mark Meadows — former U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 11th Congressional District (2013–2020), former White House Chief of Staff to President Donald Trump, founding member of the House Freedom Caucus. Meadows remains a leading conservative voice on election integrity, executive branch reform, and the America First agenda.   Key topics covered: Where the SAVE America Act stands in the U.S. Senate and why it has stalled The strategy of attaching the SAVE America Act to every bill — including the must-pass FISA reauthorization The June 12 FISA deadline and the six-week window between mid-June and end of July Why President Trump needs to threaten a veto, and how grassroots activists can apply pressure Senators Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, and Ted Cruz — and why they need to hear thank-you calls The 50-48 Kennedy amendment defeat and why Senators Collins, Murkowski, McConnell, and Tillis voted no Reconciliation 2.0, Reconciliation 3.0, the parliamentarian, and the DOJ weaponization fund A proposal to send Vice President JD Vance's office to work directly with the Senate parliamentarian Voter ID, proof of citizenship, and the SNAP EBT photo ID amendment idea   Timestamps: 00:18 — Cold open: 87% of Americans agree only citizens should vote 01:31 — Welcome and introduction of Hon. Mark Meadows 02:58 — How the SAVE America Act became a national fight 03:31 — Strategy: attach the SAVE America Act to every single bill 05:48 — Senators Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, and Ted Cruz 07:30 — Senate hypocrisy: Warren housing bill passes while SAVE America Act stalls 09:14 — Why does the Senate spend big money but not pass a low-cost bill? 10:31 — Why a Trump veto threat matters 12:28 — Call to action: Capitol switchboard 202-224-3121 13:44 — The President's veto power and the Reagan rule on heat 15:46 — Election fallout: Cassidy loss, Cornyn vs. Paxton, Memorial Day stall 16:56 — Reconciliation 2.0, the DOJ weaponization fund, and the parliamentarian 19:20 — Amendments to load up: full SAVE America Act, voter ID, SNAP EBT photo 20:49 — Amendment tree vs. unlimited voter-orama explained 23:38 — The 50-48 Kennedy amendment defeat — why Collins, Murkowski, McConnell, Tillis voted no 25:36 — Attaching the SAVE America Act to FISA reauthorization 28:06 — The JD Vance and parliamentarian idea 29:03 — Reconciliation 3.0 explained — taxes, regulations, military spending 32:53 — The June 12 FISA deadline and the all-hands week 33:58 — The fourfold call to action recap 35:11 — Twenty-one legislative days: the next six weeks decide it 36:00 — Thank you and close   Links mentioned: Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 passthesaveamericaact.com teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

John McLaughlin is the CEO and partner of McLaughlin & Associates and one of America's leading pollsters, with decades of experience reading the national mood. He has conducted all six of Tea Party Patriots Action's most recent national surveys and worked on President Trump's 2016, 2020, and 2024 campaigns. Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action. He works directly with the organization's three million grassroots activists on legislative campaigns including the ongoing push to pass the SAVE America Act. Key topics covered: McLaughlin & Associates methodology and why likely-voter polling matters Fraud in government programs is theft from taxpayers (81% agree) Permanent fraud detection system before the money goes out the door (83% agree) Affordability and the connection between fraud, debt, and inflation Birthright citizenship and the original intent of the 14th Amendment Assimilation, English as the national language, and one-nation identity Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and stopping global shipping extortion Political violence has no place in America (83% agree) Secret Service request to upgrade White House complex security Defending the Constitution heading into America 250 Only U.S. citizens should vote in American elections (82% agree) The SAVE America Act, the filibuster, and the path forward Memorial Day, Arlington Section 60, and Staff Sergeant Alan W. Shaw   Episode timestamps: 00:14 — Cold open — the political class does not want you to see these numbers 01:19 — Welcome to The Jenny Beth Show with John McLaughlin and Robert McNeily 02:13 — Methodology — likely voters, sample size, and why details matter 06:27 — Fraud in government programs is theft from taxpayers — 81% agree 08:42 — Permanent system to detect fraud before money walks out — 83% agree 11:33 — Affordability, the 39 trillion debt, and the inflation connection 14:43 — Activists, the SAVE America Act, and calling Congress 15:30 — Birthright citizenship and the original meaning of the 14th Amendment 18:08 — Assimilation, English, and one nation under God — 72% agree 22:35 — Border security, sanctuary policies, and national identity 27:19 — Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and global shipping lanes 31:05 — Call to action — Capitol switchboard 202-224-3121 33:26 — Political violence has no place in America — 83% agree 37:17 — White House security upgrades and the secure ballroom complex 44:48 — Defending the Constitution heading into America 250 — 64% agree 48:10 — Only U.S. citizens should vote in American elections — 82% agree 49:45 — SAVE America Act, the filibuster, and the Texas runoff 52:11 — Strategic takeaways for Republicans heading into the midterms 57:20 — The one number to put on a billboard in the Capitol rotunda 01:02:36 — Robert McNeily on the Roswell Memorial Day observance 01:05:49 — Closing — Staff Sergeant Alan W. Shaw and Arlington Section 60   Links mentioned: Capitol switchboard — 202-224-3121 passthesaveamericaact.com whitehouse.gov/contact teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com mclaughlinonline.com

Guest Walter Curt is an investigative journalist, senior fellow at Restoration of America, and founder of WC Dispatch (wcdispatch.com). His investigative work focuses on government waste, fraud, and abuse, with recent coverage in Restoration News titled "Unbridled Spending: Billions for Medicaid Expansion Congress Never Approved." A former mechanic of 10 years before launching his own investigative platform, Walter combines hands-on data analysis with on-the-ground reporting. Find him on X at @WCDispatch.   Key Topics Covered • How DOGE's 229-million-row HHS Medicaid dataset blew open the home healthcare fraud story • The Michigan demolished building that billed $2.4 million in Medicaid claims • Why blue-state Medicaid expansion drives the highest spending and the fewest prosecutions • $180 billion spent on home healthcare since 2020 — and why Walter believes most of it is fraud • The dentist office dissolved in 2004 that bills over a million dollars a year for autism treatment • Why Vice President JD Vance's $1.5 million prosecution threshold insults every taxpayer • Why Elon Musk's trillion-dollar DOGE savings target was right all along • The Oregon Medicaid provider list that has only removed 8 providers in 26 years • Dr. Oz, CMS, and the fraud task force taking 800 hospice organizations off the books in LA County • What every taxpayer should be asking their elected officials right now   Timestamped Topic Breakdown 00:18 — Cold open — Jenny Beth introduces Walter Curt and the Medicaid home healthcare story 01:09 — What made Walter start investigating the Medicaid expansion programs 02:00 — Inside the 229-million-row HHS dataset DOGE released — what's actually in it 03:01 — Mapping the data and connecting Medicaid billing codes to providers 05:03 — What Medicaid expansion was supposed to do — and the opposite of what it's doing 07:10 — Michigan: the trifecta takeover, the changed billing codes, and the spending explosion 07:53 — The $2.4 million demolished building that's still billing Medicaid 08:56 — Theft of taxpayer dollars — Jenny Beth and Walter on the bigger picture 10:08 — 21 of 600 Michigan businesses dissolved — $118 million in fraudulent billing 10:58 — JD Vance's $1.5 million prosecution threshold and why it's insulting 14:05 — Medicaid out of your paycheck — and why hundreds of billions in fraud is likely 16:29 — Jenny Beth defends Elon Musk's trillion-dollar DOGE savings target 20:10 — Why DOGE's young engineers ran circles around the Washington bureaucracy 22:16 — Dr. Oz shuts off 800 hospice organizations in LA County — and not one called 23:45 — Why fraud is in every state, every program, and how the turnkey industry works 26:09 — Hospice fraud — corrupting the most precious end-of-life care 28:03 — Autism treatment fraud and the dentist office dissolved in 2004 29:00 — A billion dollars a year on government laundry detergent — and why no one cares 32:29 — How fraud is driving inflation and unaffordability 35:26 — Where Walter is taking the investigation next — Wisconsin, Minnesota, California 40:05 — Oregon removed only 8 providers from the Medicaid list in 26 years 41:37 — What the Trump administration is doing right — CMS, Dr. Oz, JD Vance, RFK Jr. 44:28 — Walter's background — from mechanic to investigative journalist 45:30 — The 8(a) contract pass-through scheme and government racketeering 48:01 — COVID relief fraud, Dodge Hellcat LLC, and the negligence of Washington 51:10 — What should happen to bureaucrats who refuse to do oversight 55:41 — The biggest lie Americans are being told about federal healthcare spending 57:35 — One word for Washington's spending culture: negligence 57:58 — What every taxpayer should ask their elected officials 59:50 — Fraud Watchers — Walter's open-source state-by-state spending project 1:00:58 — Where to find Walter Curt — wcdispatch.com and @WCDispatch   Links & Resources • Visit Walter Curt at wcdispatch.com • Follow Walter on X: @WCDispatch • Read his Restoration News piece: "Unbridled Spending: Billions for Medicaid Expansion Congress Never Approved" at restoration-news.com • Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 • Learn more about Tea Party Patriots Action at teapartypatriots.org • Find more episodes at jennybethshow.com

Guests Hayden Ludwig is the founder of restoration-news.com and host of the Restoration Spotlight Podcast. He is one of the clearest voices in conservative media covering America First foreign policy, election integrity, and the downstream political fights shaping the conservative movement.   Robert McNeely is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action. He has covered the Trump coalition from the ground at rallies across the country and now leads broadcast strategy for The Jenny Beth Show. Key Topics Covered • Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche indicts Raul Castro for the 1996 murder of four Americans • Trump's Cuba strategy, the Monroe Doctrine, and the Cuban exile community • Thomas Massie defeated in Kentucky primary after Trump endorsement • Texas runoff: Ken Paxton vs. John Cornyn and what's at stake for the SAVE America Act • Senator Ron Johnson calls to end the filibuster • Louisiana v. Callais — the Supreme Court ruling that could redraw 34 House seats • Justice Clarence Thomas, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and conservative jurisprudence • The abortion pill battle at the FDA • Secretary Pete Hegseth restores service members' right to carry firearms on base • North Carolina charter schools and the parents' bill of rights • Mamdani's rent control plan and why socialism always fails Timestamped Topic Breakdown 00:00 — Cold open and welcome 00:18 — Punchbowl News: Republicans consider postponing reconciliation vote 01:10 — Tea Party Patriots Action and the SAVE America Act fight 01:50 — Raul Castro indicted at the Miami Freedom Tower on Cuban Independence Day 02:55 — Acting AG Todd Blanche clip — the indictment announcement 05:44 — Why this matters: America First foreign policy with teeth 06:41 — Guest introductions: Hayden Ludwig and Robert McNeely 07:36 — Hayden on the timing and meaning of the Castro indictment 09:31 — Robert on the Monroe Doctrine and defending the Western hemisphere 10:32 — Will Cuba ever extradite? Hayden on Trump's options 13:11 — What this means for the Cuban exile community 14:15 — Thomas Massie defeated in Kentucky primary 15:18 — Robert: voters want the 2024 mandate enacted 17:01 — Trump endorses Ken Paxton over John Cornyn in Texas 19:53 — Murkowski and Collins call the endorsement dangerous for the party 20:53 — The message to Senate Majority Leader Thune on the SAVE America Act 23:16 — Jenny Beth on what senators don't understand about American voters 26:19 — Call to action: Capitol Switchboard 202-224-3121 28:21 — Senator Ron Johnson calls to end the filibuster 31:32 — Hayden on citizen-only voting amendments in 22-25 states 34:08 — Supreme Court ruling: Louisiana v. Callais explained 35:33 — How the 1965 Voting Rights Act created 34 majority-minority seats 37:29 — Justice Clarence Thomas and 60 years of cowardice 40:19 — 2030 census projections and the permanent MAGA majority 42:38 — Democrats spent $200 million on gerrymandering — and lost 44:40 — Lightning round: the abortion pill battle at the FDA 48:43 — Secretary Hegseth restores service members' right to carry on base 50:38 — North Carolina charter schools up 50% — school choice already won 52:02 — Mamdani's rent control plan and why socialism always fails 53:27 — Restoration News and Independence Magazine 55:04 — Final call to action and closing 56:55 — Trump's Coast Guard commencement speech: never surrender Links Pass the SAVE America Act: passthesaveamericaact.com Tea Party Patriots Action: teapartypatriots.org The Jenny Beth Show: jennybethshow.com Restoration News: restoration-news.com Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 White House contact: whitehouse.gov/contact

GUEST: J. Christian Adams — President and General Counsel of the Public Interest Legal Foundation, a constitutional litigator focused on election integrity, voter roll transparency, and Voting Rights Act enforcement. A former attorney in the Voting Section of the U.S. Department of Justice, Adams has argued landmark cases including Petteway v. Galveston County in the Fifth Circuit. He has written for The Washington Times and The Hill on election law, civil rights enforcement, and political violence. KEY TOPICS: • The Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais ruling and why it ends race-based redistricting • The 15th Amendment's 156-year journey to full enforcement • Public Interest Legal Foundation's new lawsuits against Illinois and California • Petteway v. Galveston County and the dismantling of racial coalition districts • How California's racially-saturated congressional map was openly drafted • Update on the 2024 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh death threat letters to Trump voters • Why the FBI, U.S. Attorney's Office, and Postal Inspection Service have produced zero arrests • Voter roll transparency, Hawaii's NVRA defiance, and the cert petition to the Supreme Court • Why the SAVE America Act is essential to require proof of citizenship to vote TIMESTAMPS: 00:14 — Cold open and guest introduction 00:51 — The Louisiana v. Callais ruling: a tectonic shift in voting law 03:01 — What it means when the Supreme Court holds a case for second arguments 04:04 — The 15th Amendment: 1870 to 2026 04:48 — How Democrats have weaponized the Voting Rights Act 06:39 — Race, dignity, and the way forward after Callais 07:44 — The left's outrage explained: greed for racial entitlements 09:58 — The narrow remedial step that still allows race in districting 11:29 — Political violence, assassination, and the left's business model 13:30 — Public Interest Legal Foundation sues Illinois 15:00 — Petteway v. Galveston, Texas redistricting, and the coalition district fight 16:34 — How California openly used race to draw congressional districts 19:12 — Why partisan gerrymandering is legal but racial gerrymandering is not 32:34 — Update on the 2024 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh death threats 38:39 — Why federal law enforcement has failed Trump voters 43:19 — Names attached to the bungled investigation 44:36 — $5,000 reward for information on the death threat letters 45:34 — Voter rolls, Hawaii, and the Supreme Court cert petition 47:19 — The SAVE America Act and the proof of citizenship fight 50:17 — Closing and where to learn more LINKS: • publicinterestlegal.org • passthesaveamericaact.com • teapartypatriots.org • jennybethshow.com • Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Guests: John McLaughlin — CEO and partner of McLaughlin & Associates and President Donald Trump's longtime pollster. One of the most respected Republican strategists in the country, with decades of experience polling for President Trump, Speaker Ralston, Governor Deal, and dozens of Senate, House, and gubernatorial campaigns. Josh McKoon — Chairman of the Republican Party of Georgia and former Georgia state senator. A leading voice on election integrity in the South and an outspoken defender of the conservatives criminally targeted in Fulton County's failed 2020 election case. Key Topics Covered: • Primary Day 2026 in six states — Georgia, Alabama, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon, Pennsylvania • Breaking court ruling forcing bipartisan oversight inside Georgia's election night "bunker" • Georgia Senate race: Mike Collins, Derek Dooley, Buddy Carter — who makes the runoff • Bill Cassidy's third-place collapse in Louisiana and what it means for Senate incumbents • President Trump's endorsement of Ken Paxton in Texas • Supreme Court Calais decision and Georgia redistricting • SAVE America Act stalled 96+ days in the Senate — 83% of Americans support proof of citizenship to vote • $1.776 billion DOJ anti-weaponization fund — President Trump's IRS settlement and what it means for the targeted • Watson v. RNC Supreme Court case — mail ballot grace periods in 15 states • Kamala Harris floating Supreme Court packing, electoral college "reform," and DC/Puerto Rico statehood • 500,000 illegal Maryland mail ballots and President Trump's call for federal investigation Timestamped Topic Breakdown: 00:17 — Cold open: San Diego mosque attack, California wildfire, Iran ceasefire on "life support" 01:54 — Primary Day 2026: six states voting, SAVE America Act stalled 96 days, DOJ $1.776B anti-weaponization fund preview 02:48 — Guest introductions: John McLaughlin and Josh McKoon 03:04 — Josh McKoon on the Georgia ground game: Senate race, governor's race, full ticket 06:05 — John McLaughlin on what he's watching tonight in Georgia and nationally 07:27 — Why Georgia's runoff system beats ranked choice voting 08:14 — Breaking: court ruling forces bipartisan oversight inside Georgia's election night "bunker" 10:31 — Lessons from 2020: drop boxes, mail-in ballots, voter ID, and what changed 13:50 — Other states voting today: Kentucky (Massie vs. Gallrein), Alabama, Idaho, Oregon, Pennsylvania 17:34 — Bill Cassidy's third-place finish in Louisiana — message to Republican senators 19:14 — Redistricting: Virginia gerrymandering, the Calais decision, Georgia's June 17 special session 25:40 — SAVE America Act: 83% of Americans support proof of citizenship to vote 29:42 — Georgia's experience proving secure elections don't suppress voters 32:42 — CALL TO ACTION: Capitol switchboard 202-224-3121, SAVE America Act, no to the Dignity Act, thank the White House 36:24 — DOJ $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund: David Shafer, Tina Peters, John Eastman, Mike Roman 40:19 — John McLaughlin on the Biden DOJ subpoenas, Eric Trump's "Under Siege," and political lawfare 46:35 — Watson v. RNC: Supreme Court case that could eliminate mail ballot grace periods in 15 states 48:45 — Kamala Harris going viral: court packing, electoral college "reform," DC/Puerto Rico statehood 52:19 — Maryland's 500,000 illegal mail ballots — President Trump calls for DOJ investigation 54:34 — Closing: thanking God for President Trump, prayer for the country 55:53 — Final call to action: SAVE America Act, no Dignity Act, Maine and Nevada road trip with Scott Pressler 57:23 — President Trump the builder: drone-proof ballroom roof construction update Links Mentioned: • Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 • passthesaveamericaact.com • whitehouse.gov/contact • events.tpartypatriots.org • teapartypatriots.org • jennybethshow.com

GUESTS Scott McKay is the publisher of The Hayride, Louisiana's premier conservative political commentary site. A longtime political columnist and author, he has covered Louisiana and national politics for more than a decade. Connie Hair is the Louisiana State Director for the State Freedom Caucus Network and a Capitol Hill veteran with decades of experience at the center of the conservative legislative fight, including her tenure as Communications Director for the late Congressman Louie Gohmert. Robert McNeily is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action. He previously covered the conservative movement and President Trump's campaign events at Right Side Broadcasting Network.   KEY TOPICS • Bill Cassidy's stunning third-place finish in the Louisiana Republican Senate primary • Julia Letlow's commanding 45 percent win with President Trump's endorsement • Why Louisiana voters' visceral dislike for Cassidy couldn't be outspent • All five Louisiana constitutional amendments rejected on Saturday • Louisiana Republicans pass a government-run grocery bill through the House • The 2,390 bills introduced in Louisiana's three-month session • The South Carolina special session for redistricting • President Trump demands the SAVE America Act be attached to every must-pass bill • Maryland's 500,000 wrong-party mail-in ballot error • Susan Collins fundraising off legislation she refuses to vote for • John Thune, John Cornyn, and the Senate establishment's resistance • The June 1 DHS funding deadline and the Senate parliamentarian • Rededicate 250 on the National Mall — May 17, 1776 to May 17, 2026 • Gen Z's return to church and the rise of old-time religion   TIMESTAMPED TOPIC BREAKDOWN 00:00 — Show Open 00:18 — Rededicate 250 on the National Mall: Trump, Vance, Johnson, Hegseth, Rubio 03:11 — President Trump Demands the SAVE America Act Be Attached to Must-Pass Bills 06:01 — Bill Cassidy's Stunning Third-Place Louisiana Loss Explained 12:26 — Connie Hair on Louisiana Voters' Visceral Dislike for Cassidy 15:45 — Five Louisiana Constitutional Amendments All Rejected 20:39 — Louisiana Republicans Pass a Government-Run Grocery Bill 25:25 — South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee Redistricting Wave 28:59 — Call to Action: SAVE America Act and the Dignity Act 35:11 — Why the Senate Won't Pass the SAVE America Act 45:55 — DHS Funding Deadline and the Senate Parliamentarian 49:39 — Faith Returns to the National Mall: Rededicate 250 Reflection 58:22 — Vice President Vance and Secretary Rubio Full Remarks   LINKS Pass the SAVE America Act: passthesaveamericaact.com Tea Party Patriots Action: teapartypatriots.org Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 White House Contact: whitehouse.gov/contact The Jenny Beth Show: jennybethshow.com

Host and Guests Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. She hosts The Jenny Beth Show Monday through Friday at 1 PM ET. Scott Presler is the founder of Early Vote Action and one of the most recognized grassroots election integrity activists in the country. Robert McNeily is a political journalist and contributor to The Jenny Beth Show. He filed this special report on the ground in Anchorage. Bernadette Wilson is a Republican candidate for Governor of Alaska and a co-sponsor of Ballot Initiative #2 to repeal ranked-choice voting in Alaska. Key Topics Covered •The SAVE America Act and the four Republican senators who voted no •The grassroots pressure campaign to flip Senator Lisa Murkowski •Alaska's Permanent Fund Dividend as a model for an Alaska-specific amendment •Bernadette Wilson's gubernatorial campaign and Ballot Initiative #2 •The third assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner •Capitol switchboard call-to-action: 202-224-3121 •Scott Presler's pledge to return for the 2028 Alaska Senate primary Timestamped Breakdown 00:18 — Jenny Beth opens the Alaska recap 01:06 — Scott Presler in Fairbanks: roll-call legislation test 03:51 — The four Republican senators who voted to block the SAVE America Act 04:56 — Ballot Initiative #2 and repealing ranked-choice voting 07:30 — Speaking to Alaska women on proof of citizenship 09:11 — The Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121 10:07 — Jenny Beth Martin takes the mic in Fairbanks 11:11 — Reflecting on the third assassination attempt on President Trump 17:44 — How the SAVE America Act began with a 2024 call with Senator Mike Lee 22:09 — Voter ID added and the Senate floor stall 25:09 — Solving for Alaska using the Permanent Fund Dividend model 30:38 — Bernadette Wilson on repealing ranked-choice voting 37:07 — Scott Presler in Anchorage: 123 days of asking nicely 40:52 — Naming the four senators who blocked the bill from reconciliation 46:09 — Scott's promise to return for the 2028 Alaska Senate primary 47:02 — Jenny Beth in Anchorage on Charlie Kirk and the path forward 1:01:18 — Reconciliation 3.0 and the road ahead 1:08:33 — Sullivan correction and episode close Links Mentioned •jennybethshow.com •teapartypatriots.org •Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Robert McNeily fills in for Jenny Beth Martin, who is in Washington DC fighting to keep the SAVE America Act alive. Today's episode connects the Trump-Xi Beijing Summit to two CCP infiltration convictions on American soil, the Senate fight over election integrity, Iran's collapsing regime, and forced organ harvesting in China. Guests: Jim Pfaff is president of the Conservative Caucus, one of the oldest and most respected conservative policy organizations in America, with eight years of Capitol Hill experience and three decades of grassroots conservative coalition work. Alireza Jafarzadeh is Deputy Director of the U.S. office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. His organization has been exposing Iranian nuclear sites since 2002, with every major site subsequently inspected by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Janice Trey is a journalist with The Epoch Times, the first news outlet to report on the Chinese Communist Party's forced organ harvesting back in 2006. Born in a Chinese labor camp during the Cultural Revolution, she brings firsthand insight to the CCP's reach into American life. Dr. Torsten Trey is Executive Director of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, leading the medical community's twenty-year effort to expose and stop this crime against humanity. Key topics covered: • Trump-Xi Beijing Summit and the U.S.-China trade, Taiwan, Iran, and AI agenda • California Mayor Eileen Wang's guilty plea on federal CCP agent charges • The Brooklyn conviction of Lou John Wang and the CCP's 30 overseas police stations • The SAVE America Act, Senator Thune's filibuster excuses, and the 87% public support • Iran's nuclear program, the MEK, and the 10-point platform for a free Iran • Silent Harvest documentary premiere in Washington DC, May 16 • Senate Bill 4009 (Cruz-Merkley) sanctions on CCP organ harvesters • Capitol Switchboard call to action: 202-224-3121 Timestamped topic breakdown (Audio-Only Transcript): 00:00 — Cold Open: Trump in Beijing & CCP Convictions This Week 03:28 — Today's Lineup Preview 06:34 — Jim Pfaff: Beijing Summit & Trump's CEO Show of Strength 09:23 — CCP Infiltration Inside U.S. Cities & Jimmy Lai 14:53 — Thune Shelves the SAVE America Act 19:04 — 87% Polling & The Thune Filibuster Clip 21:11 — Why Voter Roll Verification Is Existential 29:12 — Alireza Jafarzadeh: Iran's Regime at Its Weakest 31:42 — Iran's Nuclear Program & MEK Strike on Khamenei HQ 43:25 — Trey & Trey: Forced Organ Harvesting & Senate Bill 4009 52:54 — Call to Action: 202-224-3121 + Stop the Dignity Act Links: Jenny Beth Show: jennybethshow.com Tea Party Patriots Action: teapartypatriots.org Silent Harvest documentary: silentharvestmovie.com Pass the SAVE America Act: passthesaveamericaact.com Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

GUEST: Robert McNeily is a former anchor and infield reporter for Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) who joined Tea Party Patriots Action in May 2026 as Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement, and on-air contributor for The Jenny Beth Show. A Turning Point USA alum from the organization's earliest days, Robert previously anchored at KTUU in Anchorage, Alaska, worked in communications for Truth Social, and served as student senator and president of College Republicans at the University of Illinois. KEY TOPICS: The Air Force One question that sparked the autopen story in March 2025 Working with Charlie Kirk in Turning Point USA's earliest days (50 people in St. Charles) How conservative event security has changed after the assassination of Charlie Kirk Surviving papillary thyroid cancer twice as a teenager Faith, second chances, and growing up with a single mother Robert's top three issues for the second Trump term: judiciary, dignity of life, Iran TIMESTAMPED BREAKDOWN: 00:00 — Welcome and Introduction 01:35 — Robert's Political Background: 1996 and Bob Dole 02:30 — The Autopen Question on Air Force One 03:36 — From Turning Point USA to RSBN 07:13 — Opera, Acting, and the Phantom of the Opera Connection 10:04 — College Republicans Presidency in 2008 15:27 — Noticing the Tea Party Movement 17:14 — Peter Roskam and the IRS Targeting Story 18:22 — Meeting Charlie Kirk 21:04 — The First 50 People at Turning Point USA 22:53 — Warrior Spirit, Grassroots Humility, Persistent Innovation 25:30 — Studying the Left: Alinsky vs. Christ 28:50 — The Obama Era and Political Comedy 31:03 — DEI and the Culture Wars 32:14 — The New Security Reality for Conservatives 37:35 — Mark Hamill's "If Only" Post 40:36 — DC Bureaucrats vs. Real America 42:05 — Anchoring News in Anchorage, Alaska 45:15 — Senator Murkowski and the SAVE America Act 46:05 — Growing Up With a Single Mom 48:13 — Diagnosed With Thyroid Cancer at 15 50:54 — Cancer Recurrence and the Vocal Box 52:22 — Faith, Catholicism, and Second Chances 53:53 — Joining the Jenny Beth Show Team 57:13 — Issue One: The Judiciary and Originalism 59:26 — Issue Two: The Dignity of Life 01:00:26 — Issue Three: Iran and the Global Economy LINKS: jennybethshow.com | teapartypatriots.org

Jenny Beth Martin is joined by two of the sharpest voices in conservative media to break down the week's biggest stories. Conn Carroll is commentary editor of the Washington Examiner and author of Sex and the Citizen: How the Assault on Marriage is Destroying Democracy. He covers constitutional law, economic policy, and political strategy. Follow him at @ConnCarroll on X. Curtis Houck is managing editor of NewsBusters at the Media Research Center. He has spent more than a decade documenting liberal media bias and has logged over a thousand media appearances analyzing how networks frame stories. Key Topics Covered: Arcadia, CA Mayor Elaine Wang pleads guilty to acting as a secret agent for communist China President Trump's high-stakes Beijing summit with Xi Jinping Virginia Supreme Court strikes down Democrats' rushed gerrymander U.S. Supreme Court's Alabama ruling and the future of racial redistricting New York Times campaign to undermine Chief Justice Roberts and the shadow docket Pharmaceutical and defense industrial base vulnerabilities tied to China Why young women are moving left at historic rates and the marriage gap CNN and MSNBC sympathizing with the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooter Hakeem Jeffries doubling down on "maximum warfare" rhetoric Google News pushing Al Jazeera and antisemitic content into American homes Netanyahu on social media as "the eighth front of the war" Timestamped Topic Breakdown: 00:18 — Cold open: Arcadia mayor pleads guilty to spying for China  04:19 — Conn Carroll joins the show  04:21 — How Democrats' own election math killed the Virginia gerrymander  08:06 — Democrats' damned-if-you-do-damned-if-you-don't strategy collapses  09:51 — Hakeem Jeffries' national plan to force out Virginia justices  10:29 — U.S. Supreme Court vacates Alabama order and ends race-based map drawing  15:04 — Why the Virginia loss matters through 2032  15:34 — New York Times targets Chief Justice Roberts and the shadow docket  22:17 — What America must walk away with from Beijing  24:07 — Pharmaceutical supply chains and the defense industrial base  26:48 — Young women moving left and the decline of marriage  31:24 — Law school indoctrination and the property law fight  36:29 — Washington Examiner's new "Right Way Forward" series  38:45 — Curtis Houck joins the show  39:11 — CNN and MSNBC sympathize with the "friendly federal assassin"  43:40 — The proliferation of hate and Blue Sky radicalization  44:35 — Hakeem Jeffries refuses to apologize for "maximum warfare" poster  47:00 — Charlie Kirk's legacy of dialogue and Erica Kirk's response  48:06 — Google News is the antisemitism engine of America  50:26 — Netanyahu calls social media the eighth front of the war  52:41 — Media Research Center study: 634 left-of-center stories vs. 41 from the right  56:53 — Calls to Capitol and National Police Week Links Mentioned: jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org washingtonexaminer.com newsbusters.org Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 @ConnCarroll on X

Guests: Cleta Mitchell is the founder and chairman of the Election Integrity Network, founder of the Fair Elections Fund, and senior legal fellow at the Conservative Partnership Institute. She is one of the most respected election law attorneys in America. Jeff Reynolds is senior editor at Restoration News and a contributor to Independence Magazine, where he leads long-form investigative journalism on China policy, election integrity, and constitutional founding principles. Victoria Manning is a senior investigative researcher at Restoration News and a former eight-year elected school board member. She writes on election law, redistricting, and education policy.   Key topics covered: Why the U.S. Senate shelved the SAVE America Act and the new path through the House of Representatives How a real talking filibuster works and why Senate leadership refused to call one President Trump’s three-day Beijing visit, the four maritime shipping lanes China cannot survive without, Iranian oil, and the Taiwan question The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais ending race-based congressional districts Two calls to action: 202-224-3121 for the SAVE America Act and against the so-called Dignity Act A tribute to Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox   Topic breakdown: 00:18 — SAVE America Act Shelved in the Senate 02:53 — Cleta Mitchell Joins 03:49 — Senate Has Stopped Deliberating 08:53 — What Is a Freestanding Bill? 11:43 — Standalone Bill vs Must-Pass Legislation 18:36 — Reconciliation and the Byrd Rule 20:52 — Why the SAVE America Act Matters 23:20 — State-Level Action on Citizenship and Voter Rolls 25:35 — Executive Orders and Judge Shopping 27:56 — Call the House: 202-224-3121 29:46 — Jeff Reynolds Joins 30:08 — Trump’s Pressure Campaign on China 31:11 — The Four Maritime Shipping Channels 33:37 — Iranian Oil at Pennies on the Dollar 35:05 — Don’t Trust Beijing’s Assurances 36:26 — Should Taiwan Be Nervous? 38:37 — Beyond the Talking Points 39:45 — Restoration News and Independence Magazine 41:30 — Victoria Manning Joins 42:14 — Louisiana v. Callais Background 44:08 — Justice Thomas’s Concurrence 45:02 — Practical Impact on Districts 46:16 — The 15 Seats Scare Tactic 50:15 — Voting Rights Act Still Stands 50:29 — Welcome to the Cult of PTA 53:30 — Two Calls to Action: SAVE America Act and No Dignity Act 56:34 — Tribute to Bobby Cox   Links mentioned: jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org electionintegritynetwork.org restoration-news.com U.S. Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

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

Today on The Jenny Beth Show: SAVE America Act, Trump’s 2026 Counter-Terrorism Strategy, the Virginia 10-to-1 gerrymander fight, Indiana’s primary-night purge, the Voting Rights Act ruling, the Louise Lucas FBI raid, Marco Rubio’s meeting with Pope Leo XIV, and Justice Clarence Thomas’s historic milestone. Hosted by Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action.   Guests: Ken Cuccinelli is the chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, the former Attorney General of Virginia, and the former Acting Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. Rod Martin is a political commentator and the founder and chief executive of Martin Capital.   Key topics covered: Jenny Beth and Scott Pressler’s Alaska trip to confront Senator Lisa Murkowski’s office on the SAVE America Act President Trump’s 2026 National Counter-Terrorism Strategy elevating Mexican drug cartels above Al-Qaeda and ISIS Sebastian Gorka on cartel fentanyl deaths, three threat groups, and rooting politics out of counter-terrorism Virginia’s 10-to-1 gerrymander, the constitutional violations, and the Virginia Supreme Court fight Indiana’s primary night: six Republican incumbents defeated by Trump-backed challengers U.S. Supreme Court Voting Rights Act ruling and Tennessee’s Shelby County redistricting vote FBI raid on Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s meeting with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican Justice Clarence Thomas’s milestone as the second-longest-serving Supreme Court justice in American history Constitution Minute: originalism explained Tribute to Ted Turner   Timestamps: 00:14 — Welcome to The Jenny Beth Show 00:28 — Speaker Mike Johnson on the National Day of Prayer 01:45 — Jenny Beth Martin on Alaska, Lisa Murkowski, and the SAVE America Act 04:57 — Trump signs the 2026 National Counter-Terrorism Strategy 05:52 — Rod Martin: Cartel cash already corrupts America 07:50 — Ken Cuccinelli: First-term dreams come true 10:21 — Mexico’s history of cartel control 11:57 — Jenny Beth’s border reporting from 2013 13:03 — Cuccinelli: A secure border is the only humane path 16:32 — Sebastian Gorka clip: Returning to common-sense counter-terrorism 18:51 — Rod Martin: The deep state is not gone 21:15 — YouGov stat on political violence among liberal men 22:16 — Brooks Brothers Revolt and Florida 2000 26:33 — Welcome back: Virginia’s 10-1 gerrymander 28:05 — Cuccinelli on the Virginia Constitution and the intervening election 35:09 — Early voting and the ‘vote at your own risk’ argument 38:30 — Indiana’s primary night: six Republican incumbents defeated 42:28 — Cuccinelli on the Republican bench versus the Democrat bench 43:37 — The LA mayoral debate and Pratt’s 88% win 48:21 — The Indiana lesson: Voters want fighters 49:18 — Voting Rights Act ruling and racial discrimination in redistricting 51:57 — Tennessee redistricting and the Shelby County map 55:35 — FBI raids Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas 58:14 — Marco Rubio meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican 1:01:06 — Justice Clarence Thomas: 34 years on the Supreme Court 1:07:03 — Justice Thomas on his grandfather and Catholic schools 1:08:36 — Lessons for parents and grandparents 1:13:18 — Constitution Minute: Originalism explained 1:15:26 — Tribute to Ted Turner and final call to action   Links: passthesaveamericaact.com — take action on the SAVE America Act Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121 jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org

Mike Howell is president of the Oversight Project and a founding member of the Mass Deportation Coalition. He has spent years inside Washington's immigration policy fights, leading oversight investigations into the federal immigration system, and was a central architect of the new Mass Deportation Coalition Playbook released in April 2026.   Key topics covered: The formation of the Mass Deportation Coalition as a counterforce to the institutional Republican donor class All 21 recommendations from the new playbook in plain English The Eisenhower-era worksite enforcement model that removed a million illegal aliens in 1954 Selective Service non-compliance as a federal criminal prosecution lever The 287G state partnership program and Florida's leadership State-by-state illegal alien population numbers and the hospital cost burden Why released deportation statistics need to be republished Mike Howell's verdict on the so-called Dignity Act and the 20 House Republican co-sponsors A Save America Act update from Jenny Beth's events in Alaska with Scott Pressler   00:17 — Welcome and Save America Act update from Alaska 01:16 — Topic shift to immigration and the Mass Deportation Coalition 04:13 — Mike Howell on the formation of the Mass Deportation Coalition 06:30 — Why deportation matters: rule of law and self-government 09:00 — Federal authority over immigration policy 10:53 — Walking through the 21 recommendations 12:00 — Recommendation 1: Worksite enforcement and the Eisenhower model 16:14 — Recommendation 2: Moving employment verification online 17:42 — Recommendation 3: Debanking illegal aliens 18:14 — Recommendation 4: Expanding immigration detention 20:56 — Recommendation 5: Selective Service and criminal prosecutions 23:23 — Recommendation 6: Denying visas to recalcitrant countries 24:07 — Recommendation 7: Substantially limiting asylum 24:52 — Recommendation 8: Civil fines for failure to depart 26:07 — Recommendation 9: Civil asset forfeiture 26:52 — Recommendation 10: Targeting visa overstays 27:58 — Recommendation 11: NCIC database integration 30:36 — Recommendation 12: Transferring no-match letters to the IRS 31:17 — Recommendation 13: Department of Labor authorities 33:05 — Recommendation 14: Special Assistant United States Attorneys 34:14 — Recommendation 15: Reassigning DHS officers 34:40 — Recommendation 16: Homeland Security Task Force 35:48 — Recommendation 17: Other procedures to deport criminal aliens 36:27 — Recommendation 18: Litigating challenges vigorously 38:26 — Recommendation 19: Leveraging states and the 287G program 43:00 — State-by-state illegal alien population numbers 46:13 — Recommendation 20: Tracking and publicizing benchmarks 48:24 — Recommendation 21: Keeping HSI tethered to immigration enforcement 52:41 — How to take action with the Mass Deportation Coalition 55:47 — Mike Howell on the so-called Dignity Act 57:17 — Lighthearted close: the Trump Air Force 47s 57:48 — Wrap and personal anniversary shoutout   Links mentioned: Mass Deportation Coalition Playbook: massdeportationcoalition.org/playbook Pass the Save America Act: passthesaveamericaact.com Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 The Jenny Beth Show: jennybethshow.com Tea Party Patriots Action: teapartypatriots.org

Guest: Scott Pressler — founder of Early Vote Action, grassroots conservative organizer, led the Pennsylvania ground operation that helped flip a U.S. Senate seat for Senator Dave McCormick in 2024.   Key Topics: How Scott Pressler is using the May 26th Texas Senate runoff to pressure the United States Senate on the SAVE America Act Why proof of citizenship and voter ID are not controversial — 87% / 73% voter support Arizona's bifurcated ballot and the 40,000+ voters who have not shown proof of citizenship The full legislative journey of the SAVE America Act from January 2024 to today Speaker Mike Johnson's House versus the broken United States Senate Why senators McConnell, Murkowski, Cassidy, and Cornyn are blocking voter ID Real-time response to news that shots were fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner   Timestamped Topic Breakdown: 00:00 — Cold open and Jenny Beth Martin sets up the Arizona rally 00:55 — Scott Pressler opens: flipping the Great State 48 from blue to red 02:02 — Why Republicans must vote early: lessons from 2022 03:34 — Why Scott moved to Pennsylvania to build Early Vote Action 05:55 — How 560,000 early votes flipped a Senate seat for Dave McCormick 06:50 — Test of the Senate's priorities: Road to Housing, Brave Burma, Dignity Act, SAVE America Act 08:39 — Dark Scott emerges: 115 days of trying to be nice are over 09:40 — The ultimatum: pass the SAVE America Act or Cornyn loses Texas on May 26th 11:19 — Senator Cassidy, Indiana redistricting, Murkowski, and Alaska's ranked choice fight 14:25 — Justin Heap, Maricopa County, and the SAVE system 16:24 — Jenny Beth thanks Scott and reflects on his commitment 17:18 — Breaking news: shots fired at the White House and a moment of silence 19:50 — Why we cannot give up on this country 20:53 — How the SAVE America Act got started: Mike Lee, Cleta Mitchell, and Arizona's bifurcated ballot 24:10 — Speaker Johnson's leadership versus the broken Senate 26:37 — 80-plus issues, the talking filibuster, and the parliamentarian's ruling 28:32 — The four Senate Republicans who blocked voter ID 30:03 — If you need a photo ID at the doctor, you can have one for elections 30:54 — Call to action: keep calling, keep recruiting, keep pressuring 32:01 — Capitol Switchboard 202-224-3121 and passthesaveamericaact.com 33:19 — Jenny Beth's closing message to the grassroots   Links Mentioned: Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 passthesaveamericaact.com jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org earlyvoteaction.com

Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. She has led election integrity work on the Save America Act since January of 2024 alongside Cleta Mitchell, Senator Mike Lee, Congressman Chip Roy, and Speaker Mike Johnson. Scott Pressler is the founder of Early Vote Action and one of the most effective grassroots organizers in the conservative movement, focused on voter registration and election integrity in swing states. Key topics covered: The Save America Tour stop in South Dakota Why 87 percent of Americans want proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections The “message” procedural maneuver that opened Senate floor debate with 51 votes Arizona’s two-ballot system and why federal law overrides state proof-of-citizenship laws The Mahadi Sacco case: an illegal alien who voted in five consecutive presidential elections Maricopa County and Macomb County juror notices going to non-citizens on the voter rolls Senator John Thune’s choice: a 250-year legacy or managed decline The Daschle precedent and South Dakota’s grassroots influence   Timestamped topic breakdown: 00:17 — Jenny Beth Opens: 87% Want Citizenship-Only Voting 01:53 — South Dakota Rally Tape Rolls 02:45 — Arizona’s Two-Ballot Reality 05:27 — Inside the Save America Act and the 51-Vote Path 11:14 — Call Senator Thune Every Day 13:50 — Democrats Think Women Are Too Dumb to Show ID 21:45 — Scott Pressler Takes the Stage 23:41 — The Brave Burma Act vs. the Save America Act 26:52 — Schumer’s “Billions” Slip and the Mahadi Sacco Case 30:38 — Two Choices for Senator Thune: Legacy or Decline 37:06 — Stay in DC Until It’s Signed   Links mentioned: Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 passthesaveamericaact.com jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org

Guest: Sandy Rios is a political commentator, author, and longtime conservative voice. She served as president of Concerned Women for America, was a Fox News contributor for seven years, hosted morning drive radio in Chicago, anchored mornings on American Family Radio for ten years, and now hosts the daily podcast Sandy Rios 24/7. She is the author of God's Velvet Hammer. Host: Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action.   Key topics covered: Sandy's pro-life awakening in 1973 Berlin and a singing career that crossed three continents Friendship with Joni Eareckson Tada and life with a severely disabled daughter Dr. Anthony Levatino: the abortion doctor whose moment of truth came in his own front yard RU-486 exposed and the 80 percent of mothers who choose life when they see the ultrasound The third attempt on President Trump's life and Sandy's response Comey, Kimmel, and the Wisconsin bar that put a bounty on the President Why discipline and boundaries are an act of love God's Velvet Hammer: the title, the book, and the calling behind it Sandy's challenge to every conservative who is tired but not yet finished   Timestamps (audio cut): 00:00 — Show open and guest introduction 01:06 — Sandy's pro-life awakening in 1973 Berlin 07:52 — Singing career: Chicago Bears, US Army Berlin, Japan 13:20 — Sasha, Joni Eareckson Tada, and the value of every life 19:56 — Dr. Anthony Levatino: when an abortion doctor's daughter died 22:04 — RU-486 exposed and the 80 percent who choose life after ultrasounds 26:10 — The men in Chicago who called in to talk about regret 32:14 — The third attempt on President Trump's life 37:38 — Discipline, boundaries, and the collapse of order 42:09 — Comey, Kimmel, and the bar that put a bounty on the President 44:20 — “I want to live so I can save this country” 49:51 — Sandy's challenge to every American who is tired 55:02 — How God's Velvet Hammer got its name 56:48 — 30 years in: are we winning or losing the fight? 01:01:55 — Sandy Rios 24/7 and where to find Sandy   Links: jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org Sandy Rios 24/7 — available on every podcast platform God's Velvet Hammer by Sandy Rios

GUEST: Rep. Randy Fine (FL-6) is the U.S. Congressman for Florida's sixth Congressional District and the first Jewish member of the House Freedom Caucus. A Harvard graduate, entrepreneur, and former Florida state legislator, he authored landmark anti-boycott legislation, led Florida's response to campus antisemitism, and chaired the Florida House Commerce Committee. He grew Florida's Jewish day school security funding from $641,000 to $40 million a year before being elected to Congress in a 2025 special election. HOST: Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. KEY TOPICS COVERED The constitutional line between free speech and unlawful action Florida's anti-antisemitism legislation and the five-year prison penalty for hate-littering Why every American synagogue now requires armed security and panic buttons The Dearborn, Michigan, vehicular plot at the largest reform synagogue in the United States Three real criminal prosecutions for credible threats against Rep. Fine The conservative influencer problem: Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens How China, Russia, Iran, and Qatar weaponize antisemitism to fracture America The 30 percent foreign-comment statistic on a sitting congressman's social media Why antisemitism never stops with the Jews TIMESTAMPED BREAKDOWN 00:14 — Show open 00:17 — Antisemitism in America: Why this conversation matters now 01:26 — Meet Rep. Randy Fine: Background and bio 03:17 — Florida's anti-antisemitism legislation 05:39 — Free speech vs. action: The First Amendment line 10:07 — How it started: Bomb threats at Florida Jewish day schools 11:59 — Inside the Atlanta Jewish Center after October 7th 15:22 — Three real prosecutions for credible threats 17:31 — Conservative influencers and the antisemitism creep 20:42 — Why antisemitism is a cancer that destroys nations 23:43 — Fine's antisemitic Republican primary challenger 27:08 — The Tucker Carlson problem 32:34 — Foreign influence on social media: China, Russia, Iran, Qatar 36:06 — What Americans don't understand about American Jews 37:22 — Take action: What every viewer can do today LINKS jennybethshow.com — Every episode of The Jenny Beth Show teapartypatriots.org — Tea Party Patriots Action passthesaveamericaact.com — Take action on the SAVE America Act Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Guest: Carrie Severino, president of the Judicial Crisis Network and former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas. She is one of Washington's leading legal analysts and writes regularly at Bench Memos on National Review Online. Guest: Dr. John Eastman, senior fellow and founding director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at the Claremont Institute and former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas. Eastman has argued before the United States Supreme Court and is the subject of the documentary “The Eastman Dilemma.” Key topics covered: Louisiana v. Callais: the 6-3 SCOTUS ruling against racial gerrymandering Mullin v. Doe: oral arguments on Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians First Choice Women's Resource Centers: unanimous donor privacy victory Texas redistricting and Abbott v. LULAC The James Comey 8647 indictment, the Brandenburg standard, and Counterman v. Colorado John Eastman's California disbarment and his appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court The lawfare campaign against attorneys representing President Trump King Charles's state visit and the Boston Tea Party joke Timestamped topic breakdown (audio cut): 00:00 — Cold Open and Welcome 00:17 — Jenny Beth Sets Up the Day: Comey Indicted, SCOTUS TPS Hearing 02:51 — Carrie Severino Joins: Louisiana v. Callais Racial Gerrymandering Ruling 11:26 — Severino on Mullin v. Doe and Temporary Protected Status 19:01 — First Choice Women's Resource Centers Donor Privacy Win 24:51 — Severino on the King Charles State Visit 25:44 — Pass the SAVE America Act CTA 27:51 — John Eastman Joins: Texas Redistricting and Callais 31:25 — Eastman on Mullin v. Doe and TPS 38:11 — Comey 8647 Indictment: Cash Patel and AG Blanche Statements 41:17 — Eastman on the Brandenburg Standard and Counterman v. Colorado 48:17 — Eastman's California Disbarment Heads to SCOTUS 54:41 — The Arizona Indictment Update 58:38 — The Eastman Dilemma Documentary and GiveSendGo 1:01:50 — The Lawfare Campaign Against Trump's Attorneys 1:05:58 — Closing and King Charles Tea Party Toast Links mentioned: jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org passthesaveamericaact.com givesendgo.com/eastman judicialnetwork.com madisonmediafund.org Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

APPLE PODCASTS SHOW NOTES (via Simplecast) Guest: Kris Ullman, President of Eagle Forum—the grassroots conservative organization founded by Phyllis Schlafly that has fought for decades on secure borders, election integrity, and constitutional governance. Eagle Forum’s 54th annual Eagle Council will be held in Nashville this September.   Key Topics Covered: The Saturday assassination attempt on President Trump and the rhetorical climate that produced it Karoline Leavitt’s “indistinguishable” manifesto evidence from the White House podium Hakeem Jeffries refusing to walk back his “maximum warfare” comments The 73-day Department of Homeland Security funding standoff Why ICE, Customs and Border Patrol, TSA, Coast Guard, and Secret Service must be fully funded The 76-day Senate stall on the Save America Act Eagle Pass, Texas: how border enforcement saves lives on both sides King Charles III’s historic joint session address Breaking: James Comey reportedly indicted over 8647 post   Timestamps: 00:14 — Cold open: “Someone tried to kill the President of the United States on Saturday” 00:59 — Karoline Leavitt: “Indistinguishable from the words we hear daily” 04:26 — Hakeem Jeffries doubles down on “maximum warfare” 06:23 — Sen. Alex Padilla blames the Trump administration 06:52 — Sen. Elizabeth Warren on “fascist state” 08:29 — Rep. Adam Schiff and the “but” that excuses violence 09:55 — Gov. Pritzker: Republicans “should never know a moment of peace” 12:27 — Pelosi calls fellow Americans “domestic enemies” 13:18 — A teacher and a corporate social media manager mock the assassination attempt 17:49 — Kris Ullman joins the show 20:25 — What Kris told her children about Saturday night 23:04 — Jenny Beth in Scottsdale: announcing the news in Charlie Kirk’s hometown 29:43 — Eagle Council 54 in Nashville and the security calculus for grassroots events 35:55 — Kris on the 73-day DHS funding standoff 39:48 — Why securing the border saves lives on both sides 44:10 — Why the Save America Act has been stalled 76 days in the Senate 48:32 — King Charles III addresses Congress as America approaches 250 51:15 — President Trump on shared American-British heritage 52:52 — Breaking: James Comey reportedly indicted over 8647 post   Links: jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org passthesaveamericaact.com Eagle Forum on X: @EagleForum U.S. Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Jenny Beth Martin broadcasts from Phoenix, Arizona with two leading grassroots conservative activists for a deep dive on the SAVE America Act, the Senate stall-out, and the firing tyrants playbook. Guests: Scott Presler is the founder of Early Vote Action, a national voter registration and get-out-the-vote organization. A 2024 cycle force in Pennsylvania who helped deliver the Commonwealth for President Donald J. Trump, Scott is now leading the public 115-day campaign to pass the SAVE America Act and is running for the Republican Committee of Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Merissa Caldwell is the founder and CEO of EZAZ.org, Arizona’s leading grassroots election integrity organization. A current Arizona state committeewoman, she helped elect Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap and led the legal and grassroots effort that exposed 133 non-citizens on Arizona’s voter rolls. Key Topics Covered: Why the SAVE America Act is the country-saving piece of legislation in front of the Senate Arizona’s bifurcated ballot system and what it means The Department of Homeland Security “Worst of the Worst” website and how Early Vote Action used it to find illegal aliens registered and voting How Arizona activists fired Recorder Steven Richer and elected Justin Heap The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, the pro-Hamas legal strategist, and Recorder Heap’s recent court victory Personnel is policy: why staffers and consultants matter as much as elected officials Scott Presler’s run for the Republican Committee of Beaver County The history of the Tea Party movement and grassroots Republican Party organizing Activism for newcomers: poll workers, ballot couriers, postcard writers, and public comment The CouchSurfer postcard voter registration project: 15,000 postcards, 4,500 new voters Senators raising money off the SAVE America Act while refusing to vote it onto the floor Closing primary calendar: Indiana May 5, Louisiana May 16, Pennsylvania May 19, Texas May 26 Timestamped Topic Breakdown: 00:18 — Welcome from EZAZ Phoenix with Scott Presler and Merissa Caldwell 01:31 — Why Arizona: The Great State 48 03:29 — The SAVE America Act and Arizona’s bifurcated ballot system 06:12 — Marissa’s name change story: voter ID is not disenfranchisement 08:28 — 115 days stalled in the U.S. Senate 09:39 — DHS “Worst of the Worst” and illegal aliens found voting 12:45 — Coming for Cornyn and Cassidy in May primaries 14:36 — Firing Recorder Steven Richer and electing Justin Heap 16:05 — 133 non-citizens found on Arizona voter rolls 17:26 — Merissa’s “firing tyrants” motto 18:19 — Maricopa County Supervisors and the Pearl Harbor speaker 22:37 — What the SAVE database actually does 25:17 — Personnel is policy: Cornyn’s pro-amnesty consultants 33:25 — Scott Presler runs for Beaver County, Pennsylvania 36:20 — The founding of the Tea Party movement 43:54 — Activism for newcomers: how to start 46:07 — The hard ask: getting volunteers to commit 48:20 — The CouchSurfer postcard project: 4,500 voters registered 51:36 — Public comment power: a grandmother in Ohio bosses her school board 57:25 — Senators fundraising off the SAVE America Act 59:09 — Closing primary calendar: May 5, 16, 19, 26 1:01:19 — Merissa’s Arizona slate: Biggs, Kolodin, Petersen, Norton 1:04:00 — Capitol Switchboard and Alaska next weekend Links Mentioned: Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 passthesaveamericaact.com jennybethshow.com teapartypatriots.org ezaz.org earlyvoteaction.com