Two Dan Sullivans, One Ballot: Alaska's Election Shenanigans! | NEWSMAX Podcasts
- Gates Garcia fills in for Rob Carson and dives into the Ilhan Omar birth-year controversy, questioning conflicting records and wondering why 175 Democrats suddenly think election season comes with a "Do Not Investigate" sign.- Garcia examines the Democratic Socialists of America's agenda, including proposals to abolish ICE, defund the Pentagon and radically restructure government, suggesting the socialist playbook has more demolition plans than a wrecking-ball convention.
- Retired Air Force Brigadier General Blaine Holt joins the Newsmax hotline to discuss modern warfare, drones, Russia, Ukraine and China, warning that America's biggest threats go far beyond traditional battlefields and that future wars may involve more robots than fighter pilots.
- Gates Garcia fills in for Rob Carson and examines California's proposed billionaire wealth tax, wondering why Gavin Newsom keeps making Florida and Texas look like luxury retirement communities for fleeing millionaires and tech moguls.
- Political strategist Ford O'Connell joins the Newsmax hotline to break down the approaching midterm elections, Trump's relentless campaign schedule, and key Senate races in Texas, Michigan, Maine and Iowa, while explaining why voter turnout matters more than political spin.
- Ford O'Connell stays on the Newsmax hotline to discuss allegations of ballot manipulation involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan in Alaska, questions surrounding Ilhan Omar's citizenship and birth records, and Trump's transformation of the Republican Party, delivering enough political fireworks to make Garcia regret drinking an energy drink.
- Gates Garcia fills in for Rob Carson and tackles ballot measures in Colorado and Washington concerning transgender athletes in girls' sports, unleashing his inner protective girl dad and getting so fired up that the studio air conditioning needs to drop three degrees.
- Los Angeles commentator April Silverman joins the Newsmax hotline to explain why she refuses to abandon California despite its political problems, sharing how she organizes neighbors to address homelessness and public safety while Garcia keeps offering her a one-way ticket to Florida.
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