In this episode, Jimmy covers U.S. Senator Ron Johnson exposing the massive COVID coverup with special guest Senator Ron Johnson.

Follow-up segments include Ohio pushing marriage on schoolkids with Kyle Anzalone, and Terry Bradshaw getting schooled by Joe Rogan about Ivermectin.

Guest host Russell Dobular and online political commentator Blakeley discuss reactions to the New York City Democratic primary, arguing that many conservative commentators and pro-Israel figures are exaggerating fears about antisemitism and socialism following the victory of a candidate they refer to as "Mom Donnie." They mock claims that New York is collapsing, highlighting strong commercial real estate leasing data and dismissing warnings of a mass exodus, while criticizing what they see as coordinated messaging from political influencers and media figures.

The two argue that critics falsely conflate anti-genocide politics with antisemitism, with one sarcastically summarizing the narrative as: "One Jew beat another Jew in NYC, but because the winning Jew is against genocide, people are panicking." They conclude with Blakeley discussing the need for a more transactional relationship with politicians, emphasizing that voters should focus on policies and outcomes rather than developing emotional attachments to political figures, noting, "You're not dating these freaking people… you're using them to achieve a goal."

Plus segments on the escalating feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer, AOC backing establishment politicians in the New York primaries and Ohio public schools telling kids to get married.

Also featuring Misty Winston and Kyle Anzalone!

Guest host Misty Winston and journalist Kyle Anzalone discuss the growing collapse of political support for Israel in the United States, highlighting a vote by the Idaho Republican Party to reject a resolution supporting Israel as evidence of a significant shift in grassroots opinion. They argue that social media and independent journalism have transformed public perceptions by allowing people to see events in Gaza directly, with Winston saying that a conflict once filtered through traditional media is now being viewed in real time.

The two also examine changing attitudes within both major political parties, suggesting that criticism of Israeli policy has become more mainstream and that politicians are increasingly responding to those changes in public sentiment. Calling the Idaho GOP vote a "real revolution," they contend that the influence of the Israel lobby is weakening and that "people have just continually been asking more and more questions" about U.S. support for Israel.

Plus segments on Laura Loomer's unhinged hypocrisy over free speech, a new count dramatically increading the suspected death toll in Gaza and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation.