I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Brightbart News, and this is the Brightbart News Daily podcast.

We begin the show today with a recap of the Georgia primary runoff, which saw Raphael Warnock defeat Herschel Walker. I give the news, and then my big takeaways of why I think

Herschel Walker lost on the path forward from there. Then we launch into a big victory, at least for now,

over the JCPA, which is

quite a big deal and a big credit to this audience. I know a lot of you were involved in this fight,

which I think benefits Breitbart directly. But again, I can't rest in your laurels. This bill has a

zombie nature to it, and I'm sure we'll be hearing at least about parts of it down the road.

So let's stay in our toes here. We also cover immigration news, the revelation that Dr. Fauci's

daughter worked at Twitter during peak censorship, and much more in the opening of the broadcast.

We have two guests today. The first is Senator Marshall Blackburn, who was one of the main

opponents to the JCPA. So that's a win for her.

She also was successful in getting the military COVID-Vax mandate out of the NDAA as well.

So a good day for her and a good day to recap with her on the broadcast.

Then we speak to Congressman Greg Stuby, a guy who I like quite a bit,

and I think is the first pro-JCPA person we've had on the show, at least in a while,

and he supports it. And when you get his take on why, well, you can draw your own conclusions.

I would call it deliciously awkward. But then we get into a lot of stuff where

we have common ground like Section 230, Immigration, Impeaching Alejandro Mayorkas, and much more,

it's an exciting interview. I think you're going to like it. All that to come, let's get into it. I'll start with the bad one, which is the Georgia runoff.

It went pretty much how I expected, unfortunately.

Herschel Walker may have even performed a little better than I anticipated.

I turned into a pretty big Herschel Walker fan by the end of his candidacy.

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