Hello America and happy Friday.

Great to be with you heading into a Labor Day weekend.

We got a great show for you today.

Actually, all week and long.

You got a really great set of subjects.

Today, we're going to talk about the return of law and order in America.

And that means ending weaponization on the

federal government side so that people have restored trust in the FBI and the Justice Department.

Then on the backside enforcing the law, giving cops on the street the ability to do what they need

to do to make sure at the end of the day that we are safer because the bad guys are in prison

and the bad girls are in prison and the bad girls are in prison

and we are living more safely, something that unraveled.

Both of those dynamics unraveled a lot in the last 10 years.

I adapted today's show from a TV special we did the last couple of days with my good

friends at ABAC, the Association for Mature American Citizens.

Today, we're going to have Congressman Harrigan.

He is a really a fantastic voice on law and order.

He served in the military.

He has a real law and order sense of how to go about doing things.

One of my favorite new guests is the first time we've had him on the show, but it is important. So he'll join us in the opening salvo. Then we'll go in the second block

to a man long before Donald Trump started reinforcing the law and putting public safety forefront

in Washington, D.C. Jason Mayer as the Attorney General for Virginia, worked with Glenn Yonkin to clean up a lot of blue cities in the Virginia area that were, well, gone bad. I mean, literally gone bad. We're very lucky today to be joined by the Attorney General. Jason Mayores, he's one of the rising stars of the Republican Party on the East Coast. And then in the third block, because we didn't get to him earlier in the week for AMAC Wednesday,

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