The Benny Show

Mike Lee, Utah senator and constitutional law expert, explains the legal strategy behind the SAVE America Act. Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma senator known for election integrity advocacy, talks ID checks, ballot harvesting concerns, and campaign tactics. They discuss how the bill would work, timeline to 2027, procedural maneuvers like the talking filibuster, and the role of public pressure and tech figures.

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Mark Mitchell, pollster at Rasmussen Reports, offers quick polling context. Jack Posobiec, right-leaning commentator, recounts Turning Point’s halftime alternative. They discuss the streaming rivalry with mainstream platforms, cultural framing of Kid Rock vs Bad Bunny, claimed viewership spikes and polling implications, and why creating an alternative performance mattered politically and culturally.

Mike Benz, investigative researcher on intelligence, finance, and the Jeffrey Epstein network. He explores alleged intelligence and Israeli links, money laundering through banks and fixer networks, Epstein’s role as a financial influence broker, ties to Middle East deals and crypto, and the broader system of favors that may explain Epstein’s protection.

Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, longtime conservative legislator. James Comer, U.S. Representative and House Oversight Committee chair leading major investigations. They spotlight the single darkest email from the Epstein files. They discuss alleged torture and murder claims, Zorro Ranch allegations and drone footage, withheld documents and plans for public depositions and subpoenas.

Alex Jones, Infowars founder and conspiracy commentator, weighs in on the Epstein files and alleged elite networks. He discusses claimed CIA ties, purported kompromat operations, and controversial names linked in the documents. He also examines theories about custody, alleged tapes, and rituals tied to powerful circles.

Byron Donalds, Florida congressman focused on oversight, and Chip Roy, Texas lawmaker known for conservative legislative strategy, join the conversation. They discuss the Clintons being called to testify and the Hollywood fallout from the Epstein files. Names like Jay-Z and George Clooney come up. The SAVE Act and tactics to force congressional votes are also covered.

Rudy Giuliani, former U.S. Attorney and New York mayor, offers a legal and investigative perspective. He discusses the newly released Epstein files and questions around photographic evidence and alleged intelligence ties. He also recounts his view of the Georgia election and his own legal battles. The conversation touches on prison anomalies and plans for high-profile lawsuits.

Wesley Hunt, U.S. Congressman and Senate hopeful from Texas, offers conservative takes on faith and politics. Rick Crawford, intelligence chair, discusses election security and foreign interference. Terrence Williams, activist and viral commentator, brings fiery culture commentary. Mike Davis, conservative analyst, parses federal charges and law enforcement moves. They debate arrests, legal theories, and political implications in short, punchy segments.

Barry Loudermilk, U.S. Representative from Georgia, and David Cate, independent investigative reporter on Fulton County, discuss the FBI raid on Fulton County election offices. They cover seized 2020 election materials, alleged pristine ballots and tabulator issues. They describe on-the-ground evidence removal and voter-registration irregularities. The conversation highlights the potential implications for past election controversies.