Border Czar Sounds The Alarm On Potential Terror Attacks, Plus Everything You Need To Know About The Diddy & Karen Read Trials (ft. Lexie Rigden)
Story #1: Last night, Border Czar Tom Homan sounded the alarm on a major potential terror attack within the United States due to the failed policies of the Biden Administration. As violence rises in America from the Left, are we forgetting about the threat that China could impose on the U.S. internally?
Story #2: 'Catch Me Up': Will is joined by Attorney Lexie Rigden to catch him and the Willitia up on what's going on with the trials of Diddy and Karen Read. If you can't keep track of the fire hose of news coming out of these trials, Lexie helps break it all down.
Story #3: As most major corporations shift on their virtue signaling for Pride month, the NFL doubles down, much to the dismay of former star player Dez Bryant.
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