Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Proves FBI Must Be DESTROYED | 4/12/22
Steve and the crew discuss the surprise decision by Elon Musk not to join Twitter's board of directors and whether it's time to be skeptical about his intentions with the company. Then, Julie Kelly of American Greatness joins the show to discuss the verdict in the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot trial and why it proves the intelligence community must be destroyed. In Hour Two, pathologist and physician Dr. Ryan Cole joins the program to catch up on all news related to COVID and the jabs. Finally, Pop Culture Tuesday reacts to some satire from the Babylon Bee.
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