Murder In Memphis & Illinois Insanity—How to Reclaim Our Country from Violent Crime
Law and Order should be the ultimate priority of every candidate in America right now—especially those running to represent the Republican Party. Yet, despite record high crime rates, dangerous suburbs, and senseless city murders, no one seems willing to make the case for punishing the lawbreakers and locking up criminals. Charlie dives in to the infuriating details of America's current state of Criminal Chaos—from Los Angeles to Washington DC and everywhere in between, and he specifically narrows in on the recent, senseless murder of Eliza Fletcher in Memphis and how it could have easily been prevented had it not been for the idiotic soft-on-crime policies like sentencing and bail reform being pushed by members of both political parties. To that end, he dives even deeper into a law set to take effect in the new year in his home state of Illinois and passionately exposes, explains, and eviscerates every detail of the shocking legislation and the horrific implications it will have on civil society once it is enacted. After explaining the Democrats' motivation behind these seemingly unthinkable and indefensible policies, Charlie looks to the Republican Party of the 90s to provide an example of a path forward for the GOP of today—explaining exactly what candidates should say if they want to gain the support of voters who simply want a safer America once more. This is an intense episode and every single word is important so be sure to listen all the way through and share it with your friends. We have 60 days until Midterms, if we don't want America to fall into the hands of violent criminals and the sociopathic Democrats who enable their pillage of the republic, everyone needs to hear this.
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