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The 2023 House Agenda

The 2023 House Agenda

Length 40:42

The GOP has narrowly captured the U.S. House of Representatives, so what should their 2023 agenda look like? Jesse talks to Representatives Chip Roy, Andy Biggs, and Dan Bishop about what the new House majority should focus on in the coming days.

The Dana Show – November 22

The Dana Show – November 22

Length 1:39:08

Hunter Biden’s Laptop, Biden’s Student Loan Handout, Five House Races Still Uncalled, Maricopa County Voting Problems, The Fallout From Elon Musk Buying Twitter, The Fight For GOP Leadership, Today In Wokery, Quickfive, FL Man, Today In Stupidity & more.

Who Is Ron DeSantis? (Exclusive)

Who Is Ron DeSantis? (Exclusive)

Length 1:3:33

Ron DeSantis cruised to re-election in Florida with a historic victory.

Was his midterm performance a prequel to something bigger? Could the Governor of Florida be the next President of the United States?

Join the First TV as we take a closer look and the life and career of “America’s Governor” in our exclusive 1-hour special, “Who is Ron DeSantis?”

I’m Right 11-21-22: New Special Prosecutor

I’m Right 11-21-22: New Special Prosecutor

Length 46:23

Attorney General Merrick Garland has announced a new Special Counsel to handle the Trump investigations. Jesse Kelly takes a look at this miscarriage of justice. Plus, Jesse talks to Natelie Winters about the World Economic Forum, Elon Musk invites Trump back to Twitter, and Doctor Aaron Kheriaty discusses the corporate-government fascism that has emerged from the COVID-19 response.

BROKEN AMERICA: THE NATIONAL DIVORCE

BROKEN AMERICA: THE NATIONAL DIVORCE

Length 43:34

Is America headed for a national divorce, and if so — how close are the red states to splitting from the blues? There’s only one reason Jesse Kelly & guests are talking about this again…and now: because it’s a distinct possibility. But can this actually be done? And just how ugly could a national divorce get? We don’t know about you — but if conservative power continues to erode in the United States, we’d consider the idea of breaking up.