Joining the program today is Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who will discuss national efforts to combat fraud across the United States. The media seems to be heavily promoting the idea of an upcoming 'Blue Wave' in tomorrow's election. The goal appears to be to discourage voter turnout by framing participation as a waste of time. Yet, can we truly rely on polling data? Do respondents accurately share their true intentions when polled in 2026? Voters supporting Annie Edwards have no one else to blame for the eventual outcome. Allowing personal animosity toward the Graham family to dictate your vote means accepting full responsibility for the consequences. Meanwhile, Democratic Socialists continue to absorb the established Democratic apparatus with virtually no pushback. In Alaska, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives reportedly assisted a candidate sharing the exact same name as her Republican rival in getting onto the ballot. Does this constitute illegal behavior? While there is no known precedent for such a scheme, does that render it acceptable? Should this tactic succeed, will the Democratic candidate actually be allowed to take office? Guest Rebecca Conover joins us to discuss the relocation of American Legion Post 3. Situated at the intersection of Main and Academy, this historic post has maintained its location for more than 90 years. Imagine public leaders being forced to answer to a jury composed of everyday citizens. How would their conduct shift under that scrutiny? Would they rely on political doubletalk, or adopt plain spoken, authentic language? When pressed to defend their actual purpose, could they truly withstand the demand for total transparency?
