Welcome back to another episode of Rapid Fire. On today's episode, a foreign-born national who can barely

speak English, just filed seven articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump yesterday.

On top of that, one of the most prominent accusers of Jeffrey Epstein, Virginia Jeffries, has committed

suicide. And by the way, there's still been no Epstein file release.

Rogue judges, including the Supreme Court, are still continuing to block executive orders

of the president, stalling deportations, and of course, our media is still cheerleading

for all of the illegal immigrant gang members who are being deported.

It's not all bad, though, and 100 days into the Trump administration,

we are starting to see some arrests at the judges who keep breaking federal immigration law.

The Democratic Party is still floundering on their messaging, and in the age of information,

we are able to get to the truth of some of society's worst problems. Remember that DC helicopter

crash that killed 67 in January? Yeah, we got to the

bottom of what happened there. And we'll be discussing all of this and more on today's episode.

Thank you guys so much for tuning in as always and for being patient with me as I've been out on the road

exploring and traveling various parts of the United States of America. I just got back from

Austin, Texas, where I was reporting on their homeless crisis and their growing drug crisis.

So many people have been telling me that Austin, Texas is the next San Francisco.

And I live in Texas. I go up to Austin a lot, but I don't really look at the crisis.

And so I finally went and did a documentary. I went and found their harm reduction center where they're handing out

free needles and free glass pipes to the addicts on the streets of Austin. And I can verifyly say

that Austin is turning into the next San Francisco. I was thoroughly shocked. I have that documentary

coming out, hopefully later this week or early next. Now, we've got a lot to get to today because

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