Can California Be Redeemed? Plus, More Biden Revelations Emerge From Cover-up (ft. Steve Hilton)
Story #1: The Left tries to play their 'Get Out Of Jail Free' cards as more revelations come out about the cover-up of former President Joe Biden's medical conditions, including the Biden camp's belief that President Donald Trump was going to end up in jail after a massive lawfare campaign against him.
Story #2: Can California be redeemed after years of reckless policies that have people fleeing the state? Plus, breaking down the South African refugee crisis as the President of South Africa is set to meet President Trump with Republican candidate for Governor of California and Author of 'Califailure: Reversing The Ruin Of America's Worst-Run State,' Steve Hilton.
Story #3: What are your Top 5 Sports Movies of All-Time? Will shares his Top 5, and you'll be shocked which Kevin Costner movie is on his list.
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