Kyle Campbell sits down with Michael Gates, Republican candidate for California Attorney General, former elected City Attorney of Huntington Beach, husband, and father of five.

California leads the nation in human trafficking cases, yet Gates argues the state has failed to meet the moment. As Attorney General, he says his job would be more than serving as the governor’s lawyer. It would mean prosecuting criminals, enforcing the law, and using the full authority of the office.

In this episode:

• Who actually prosecutes human traffickers in California
• Why Gates says law and order stalled under Rob Bonta
• The Bonta record on waste, fraud, and abuse
• What Gates would change on day one
• Why he says he would drop the lawsuits against hospitals
• His position on anyone involved in the mutilation of children
• What happens if Steve Hilton becomes governor while Rob Bonta remains Attorney General
• Why Gates believes the California Constitution gives him authority to act without waiting for Sacramento

Hundreds of thousands of cases. A response Gates says is nowhere near enough.

So what changes when the state’s top prosecutor decides to actually use the power of the office?

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Gentry Gevers sits down with Kyle Campbell and skips the warm up.

Democrat approval was in the teens. He still would not relax. A Michigan candidate is running for Senate on a plan to delete the Senate. Churches were locked. Strip clubs stayed open. Almost nobody broke. Hasan Piker is selling socialism from a Hollywood Hills mansion. Four Democrats would sign a letter that says we are capitalists. The rest hid.

Then they stay on Lindsay Clancy. The soft coverage. The insanity clock. Forty days. A recheck. Back out in seven months if the calendar is kind. Kyle cannot close the gap, and he will not take the death penalty off the table.

The clips were the punches. This is the hour.

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Korrin Moon, founder and president of Lantern Rescue, sits down with Kyle Campbell for an unfiltered look at human trafficking that most outlets will not touch.

Lantern Rescue trains local teams in more than 15 countries so communities can rescue their own people instead of waiting on outside saviors. They have rescued thousands of victims and helped put traffickers behind bars. In this episode Korrin breaks down why every country is dealing with this crime, why CSAM production rises with internet access, why kidnapping is not the same thing as trafficking, how grooming hides in plain sight, why adult survivors get ignored after they turn 18, and why demand reduction is the policy fight America keeps dodging.
This is conservative truth from the front lines. No safe spaces. Just facts.

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