Welcome back dear friends, it is a crazy, crazy Monday. It's supposed to be slow on

Mondays and not this Monday. A big news from Salem that our former colleague Larry Elder

has released the sequel to his amazing movie, Uncle Tom, Uncle Tom too. You've got to check

it out. It is the revealing, the unveiling of the deliberate Marxist strategy to create racial

tension and replace God with government in America. Also, the details of the NAAC's sinister agenda

for Black America and the truth about Black Lives Matter. You can only get it one place right now

that's SalemNow.com, an amazing, amazing cast of Americans, body-balker, Brandon Tatum, and of

course, the sage of South Central himself. That's Uncle Tom too, the sequel, SalemNow.com.

We've only got him on for one segment, which is kind of annoying, but he's a busy man, he's got

TV shows, he's got a media empire to run. I'm going to do a little bit of behind the scenes here.

John Solomon, I've annoyed at myself because you are always sending me these amazing stories that

I have to navigate through the delusage of news that's out there. Then I find out a couple of days

later that this is the story of the week or the month that changes everything. Then I say,

no, seriously, dude, you and your colleagues, and I said, I made a stupid request, like as if you

need more work, and I said to you off camera, we've got really great stuff. Will you just tell us

to book you straight away because I'm going to miss this stuff. Here's the story from last week

that goes to the heart of the illegality of the Mar-a-Lago raid, the title. Old case over

audio tapes in Bill Clinton's soccer draw could impact Mar-a-Lago search dispute. So you are

reminding us of a 10-year-old case that was, thanks to the judicial watch, had to do with Bill

Clinton's maintenance of private records to do with his presidency concerning a book that was

written by Taylor Branch. And back then, a federal judge called Amy Berman Jackson,

not a Trumper, when somebody demanded these records we put in the archive, said the following.

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