Hi guys, welcome back.

One of the things in the wake of the midterms that's become clearer to me, I felt this

way before the midterms, but after the midterms it just became crystal clear to me, is there

are some issues that are unpopular to the general voting electorate, meaning not the 30% of

Republicans who are very based Republicans' lack of a better word.

There are some issues that are unpopular, and the inclination of a lot of our Republican

leaders is, okay, don't talk about those issues. Just leave them in the past, look to the

future. They use this kind of trite, vague language, and I'm talking obviously about election

integrity, I'm talking about abortion. But one of the things that became very clear to me

after what happened that we did not experience this red tsunami is that it doesn't matter

if some of these issues are unpopular with the general electorate Republicans, especially

electorate Republicans still have a responsibility to fight this corruption because if we don't

expose the corruption, if we don't fight it, then it's not just going to go away. We can't

just leave it in the past and let bygones be bygones. The people propagating the corruption,

meaning the Democrats in the left are going to do it again, and they're going to be emboldened,

and it's going to be worse, and it's going to put our country in a much more dangerous

position.

So on that note, I want to bring in senior contributor to American greatness, Julie Kelly, who has

done absolutely incredible reporting on January 6th. I know a lot of people, Julie, are tired

of talking about January 6th. I don't think we can talk about it, especially in the wake

of the revelation from the FBI this week.

Well as thank you so much for having me on, and we absolutely can't. And of course, the

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