Security Breach Aftermath, Journalism in America With Roy Gutterman, Donald Trump's Executive Order on Elections & More Democrat Lunacy
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- Talking Points Memo: The latest on National Security Advisor Mike Waltz accidentally letting liberal journalist Jeffrey Goldberg into a meeting about the Houthis.
- Professor Roy Gutterman, Director of the Tully Center for Free Speech, joins No Spin News to discuss whether the security breach should be considered a scandal and give his views on the current state of the media.
- President Trump signs an executive order to change election rules, focusing on citizenship and mail-in voting.
- Bill looks at the recent outrageous things said by Democratic Representatives Maxine Waters and Jasmine Crockett.
- Final Thought: Bill's appearance on The Stephen A. Smith Show.
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