Hey, this is Buck Sexton and you're listening to the Tudor Dixon podcast part of the Clay Travers and Buck Sexton podcast network.

Hello and welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. I'm Tudor Dixon and I'm excited to have you join me today. Today I get to have somebody actually here with me.

My guest has been breaking a lot of news in Michigan and he's currently following the Senate campaign of Alyssa slotkin, which is why I wanted to have him here today because I have a lot to say about this.

I'm sort of fired up. Anyway, Kyle Olson, the founder of the Midwesterner right here with me. Thanks for being on. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. So the reason I'm fired up about this is because we've gone through two school shootings now just in the past few weeks. We've had the one in Nashville, the one at Michigan State, Alyssa slotkin is using this as her campaign mechanism. Now she's running on really she's running on the deaths of our children.

And I think it's disgusting. I think that this is not a political issue. I think nothing is done about it because there are two different political sides to this issue when there's really an answer down the middle that we're not even looking at because politicians get in the way quite frankly and not in a good way. So tell us what Alyssa is doing now.

Yeah, it's really interesting to see how Alyssa slotkin has really sort of been pushed to the front. I noticed this when when I have been working on the site and posting stories.

I noticed this first when remember when the balloon was shot down over Michigan.

Well, she's a military expert on the funeral. Yes. And so she is all of a sudden was in front of the cameras talking about her CIA experience and and all of that. And I thought, well, that's that's kind of a strange thing because it's not her district.

She's not just didn't make any sense. So then when the MSU shooting happened, she immediately again was right out front. And what was interesting to me was again, as I was posting these stories.

There was a story last week about how she basically is trying to make gun control a centerpiece of her campaign and she's campaigning on this whole idea of creating more gun laws. And so there was a Detroit news story.

From March 20 March 21st and it started like this. Alyssa US representative Alyssa slotkin was leaving an event in Oakland County last month when the Lansing Democrat got word of an active shooter on the campus of Michigan State University.

She put her foot on the gas and drove 90 miles an hour on interstate 69 to East Lansing set up setting up a mobile office of sorts in the basement of the police department where the mayor was also stationed.

A mobile campaign office. I mean, let's be honest about this. This is what she did. She drove there and she says, I'm going to I'm going to fight this, but the bizarre thing about this is that one of these bills that she's she's going to be introducing is exactly what's on the books here in Michigan had it been followed in Michigan.

This likely would not have happened at MSU. So it's not just baloney. They can say your thoughts and prayers mean nothing. Your fake bills mean nothing. Alyssa slotkin.

So so that's interesting because there was just just last week on Wednesday she did a press conference. Of course, because that's what politicians love to do where she introduced a couple different bills where she claims this is going to help solve the problem.

So what she is basically proposing a couple things. She's proposing the no crime left behind act, which would prohibit transfer of a gun for three years to someone after they were convicted of a misdemeanor during which they carried or possessed a gun.

So you think about that. And what I mean, what.

As you have looked at these other stories, what difference do you think that is going to make.

But only it only makes a difference. First of all, if it is actually enforced, that was the law here. So this guy that goes on MSU's campus, he was convicted of a crime with a gun.

It was he got to plead down to a misdemeanor. So if they had actually prosecuted this crime, he would not have been able to buy a gun, which he did buy a gun. And then he went on the MSU campus. So they come out with these baloney laws that they say are going to do something when laws like this are already on the books, but the funny thing about Democrats is then they don't want to enforce those laws because that would be what I don't know bias in some way if you enforce these laws.

Well, that's a whole nother subject where they are trying to, you know, fiddle with statistics and the way to do that to show that to make the argument that there is not bias in policing. Well, they just arrest fewer, you know, certain types of people to fiddle with the numbers. But then another one that she's introducing is the pause for safety act, which would require a one week waiting period before a buyer can receive a gun.

So you talk about the national situation. It seems to me like that person had very clear intent. They wrote the manifesto. She targeted. It appears that she targeted certain people is is a one week waiting period going to stop someone like that.

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