Today, we're going to talk about a bombshell campaign finance violation accusation against

freshman Republican Lauren Bobert, a desperate stunt by Matt Gates at the first committee hearing

of the new Congress, and my interview with the host of the Medihasson Show, where we talk

about ludobbs surprise firing from Fox, whether Marjorie Taylor Green should be expelled

from Congress, and Trump's upcoming impeachment trial.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

I want to start with Lauren Bobert, the freshman Republican lawmaker from Colorado who's

best known for tweeting today is 1776 on the morning of the insurrection, which pretty

much sums up everything you need to know about Lauren Bobert.

Like if you're the woman who put herself on record, cheering on the mob that would ultimately

kill a police officer and several of their own participants, then you've pretty much sealed

your legacy.

And so knowing who this woman is, this bit of news really shouldn't come as much of

a surprise.

According to reporting from Chase Woodruff at Colorado Newsline, Lauren Bobert's restaurant

Shooters Grill, because God forbid her entire identity wasn't predicated on a gun, was

the link went on unemployment insurance premiums dating back to 2016.

So by 2020, the grill had accumulated eight leans for nonpayment of that unemployment

insurance, totaling about $19,500.

Now 19,000 of that was just paid off on October 22nd, 2020.

So the question here becomes, how did she get the money to suddenly pay off those leans?

It likely wasn't from the restaurant itself, considering that when Bobert filed as a candidate

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