Hello America and happy Saturday.

Hey a lot going on people still digesting what happened over the weekend.

But I want to turn to another and very important topic today.

I'm really looking forward to this.

Earlier this week, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and Congresswoman Harriet Hageman of Wyoming.

They put out a letter asking the IRS, demanding that the IRS turn over information about their use

of AI artificial intelligence to spy on Americans' finances and look for people that the IRS

sinks might be cheaping.

That means, allegedly, the AI goes through bank records and other things and tries to find cheaters or cash balances or things

that don't match with your taxes.

That is something that has created a significant amount of concern about financial privacy.

And if you remember, there's already the issue that the FBI was getting of But now you got the possibility of artificial intelligence.

And there's some really amazing details in the letter

that Congresswoman Hagaman and Jim Jordan sent.

At the top of this show today, we're going to talk to Congresswoman Hageman. She's got some very important

observations. She thinks that this is going to end up with subpoenas. They're

going to end up subpoenaing the IRS and I think this has the potential to be a really, really big story.

In the second block, one of my favorite journalists,

been around a long time.

He's a great historian, a great author, a great journalist,

Bill O'Reilly from No Spin News.

He's going to be here.

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