10/21/22: Lara Logan and Herschel Walker Go Off The Rails
-- On the Show:
-- Lara Logan, former respected journalist turned conspiracy theorist, goes on a bizarre rant about the great replacement theory
-- Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker brings a bunch of sheriffs on stage with him at a campaign event to give credibility to him carrying a fake police badge
-- Caller compares Trump and Biden's stimulus packages
-- Caller talks about the natural-born citizen requirement to become president
-- Caller discusses reframing issues like taxes
-- Caller worries the Federal Reserve is doing too much too fast and will hurt the economy
-- Caller points out that young independent women are becoming more Republican
-- Caller briefly speaks about Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake
-- Caller asks about antisemitism
-- David responds to viewer emails and messages
-- On the Bonus Show: College admissions drop letting up, Trump testifies in E. Jean Carroll case, Evan McMullin could determine control of the Senate, and much more...
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