Cleta Mitchell

Neil McCabe, on-location reporter with live White House/Capitol updates. Cleta Mitchell, conservative election-law attorney advising on Senate procedure. Philip (Patrick), precious-metals commentator offering market and gold analysis. They discuss the SAVE AMERICA Act’s voter ID and federalism clash. Senate floor tactics and hotlining strategy. Market impacts of Middle East tensions and gold as a hedge.

Cleta Mitchell, election lawyer who focuses on voter-roll and ballot litigation, and Mike Davis, conservative activist with Article III Project, debate the Senate fight over the SAVE Act. They outline the bill’s voter ID and citizenship proof measures. They discuss Senate procedure, filibuster strategy, grassroots pressure, linking the bill to funding, and stirring activist action.

Jenny Beth Martin, Tea Party Patriots leader mobilizing grassroots action for the SAVE America Act. Cleta Mitchell, election law attorney offering legal takes on Fulton County and record seizures. John Solomon, investigative journalist reporting alleged voter-database infiltrations and county probes. Luke Goldstein, reporter on corporate power explaining Live Nation and Ticketmaster antitrust fights. They discuss settlements, investigations, and mobilization.

Cleta Mitchell, election integrity lawyer and commentator on Fulton County ballot disputes. She discusses mediation orders, efforts to obtain original ballots, and alleged suspicious absentee practices in Georgia. Short, focused updates on why the Fulton County matter matters nationally and the legal hurdles to preserving evidence.

Mike Davis, conservative legal operative focused on judicial confirmations and litigation strategy. Cleta Mitchell, election integrity attorney who leads voting litigation efforts. They dig into Georgia as the 2026 battleground. They discuss JP Morgan debanking Trump and related law firm ethics. They debate DOJ staffing, enforcement of election records, and procedural moves to force Senate action.

Cleta Mitchell, conservative attorney famed for election-law strategy, and Harry McDougall, election-data analyst with United for Freedom. They discuss alleged post‑election record changes in Colorado, forensic methods for analyzing voting records, legal pathways like probable‑cause hearings, and concerns about audits, certification, and foreign access to election systems.

Peter McElvena, commentator and grassroots organizer focused on cultural and national security. Jan Jekielek, journalist and author who investigates CCP crimes. Cleta Mitchell, election law attorney specializing in ballot custody and integrity. John Solomon, investigative reporter on alleged government misconduct. They debate voter ID and federal action, election security and preservation of materials, alleged FBI politicization, and claims about CCP organ harvesting.

Terry Schilling, conservative organizer focused on family and social issues, briefly outlines concerns about transgender medical industry and recent malpractice litigation. Cleta Mitchell, conservative attorney and election integrity activist, presents a 262-page report alleging Fulton County absentee ballot and chain-of-custody problems. They discuss missing ballot images, tabulator tapes, and the wider political implications.

Cleta Mitchell, conservative attorney who reads and warrant and legal basis for seizures. Sally Grubbs, Georgia GOP vice chair involved in election oversight. Dr. Janice Johnson, state election board member who pursued access to records. On-scene reporter providing live warehouse coverage. They describe FBI actions at the Fulton County elections warehouse, what records were sought, denied oversight, and the tense on-site activity.

Matt Boyle, a national political editor at Breitbart News, and Cleta Mitchell, a seasoned election attorney, dive deep into pressing election integrity issues. They discuss the implications of recent subpoenas regarding Fulton County ballots and the potential for uncovering evidence of fraud in the 2020 election. Boyle analyzes how the Democrats have become the party of the wealthy, while urging Republicans to appeal to working-class voters. Mitchell emphasizes the need for active intervention from federal agencies to ensure election fairness.