Scrap or Salvage? Dan Crenshaw and Anthony Sabatini Sound Off on the FBI
On what some are calling a "controversial" episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, Jack Posobiec—continuing in his role as Guest Host with Charlie out on assignment—is joined by two members of the Republican Party: Congressman Dan Crenshaw and, in Jack's words, "Future Congressman" Anthony Sabatini, a Turning Point Action-Endorsed candidate for Congress from the great state of Florida, to discuss the continued fallout from the FBI Raid on Mar-A-Lago and where we should go from here. First up, Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw sits with Jack to unpack his recent interview with Jake Tapper on CNN where he, rightfully so, called the FBI's actions "very unprecedented." He gives his diagnosis on the pulse of the Conservative Movement when it comes to defunding the Bureau shares what he thinks we should do moving forward. They also discuss Davos, the WEF, and much more throughout the first half of this episode. Next, Anthony Sabatini calls in from the campaign trail, on the day of his contentious Republican Party Primary, to offer his own perspective on the FBI's recent actions in his home state. He also provides his prescription for the embattled agency—which includes holding up any potential Congressional Budget that includes funding for the feds without adequate reform and oversight. In the words of this program's full-time host and namesake, Buckle Up—this episode is a true rollercoaster throughout.
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