Politics without the soap opera, with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.

The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back, fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for our life

liberty property and all that is in between here on this the day that will and has still lived on in infamy Pearl Harbor Day December 7th.

And you know it's with a heavy heart that we approached this day, this day where we had a unified nation, culture, values, morals,

ethos, that unified behind a plan, we were attacked externally for the only time in our history really,

because I don't consider 9-11 external that was internal because we let all the punks in and operate here,

but you know that was external attack and we knew what needed to be done.

Here, the attack is internally in our bodies, minds, souls, culture, demographics, you name it, it's embedded in us.

Unlike it during the Civil War, we don't even have a clean red-blue,

you know, a sort of divide.

Each state has red and blue areas, but we got to do the best we can.

And my biggest observation in politics in general, in the Republican Party, in the conservative movement, and underscored

by last night's debate, which is worthless.

These debates are worthless is that there's this dichotomy where when the

ball is in play the the legislative battles, the budget battles,

could be federal level, state level, not only are they nowhere to be found on all the issues that

matter but they're working with the Democrats.

But then when you put them on a national stage,

rhetorically campaigning, and especially at a high level for president,

because, you know, I mean, no one pays attention to the lower offices and

there and lies a problem they all know what the base wants to hear you know with

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