Paul Teller is president of Teller Strategies and brings three decades of conservative political leadership to his consulting firm, including service in the White House and on Capitol Hill. He has worked alongside Jenny Beth Martin on border security and election integrity for years.
Amy Robbins is the founder of Alexo Athletica, the first concealed carry activewear company on the market. She started it after being followed and harassed while training for a marathon, and she runs it while homeschooling her two children.
Robert McNeily is the co-host of The Jenny Beth Show. He has run for office at the city and state level and has covered election administration on the ground from Anchorage to Georgia.
Jenny Beth Martin is the co-founder and honorary chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action and the host of The Jenny Beth Show.
Key topics:
· Seven justices tell the Postal Service it cannot change how mail ballots are handled forty nine days out
· What Justice Brett Kavanaugh actually wrote, and why the rules for this election are now set
· How the SAVE America Act came to exist: a coalition conference call with Senator Mike Lee
· The two ballot loophole Arizona was left with after 2013, and what the bill closes
· Seventy eight percent of voters say prove citizenship before you register, and the bill still has not moved
· A citizen of Peru arrested in Kansas and a Mexican national indicted in Harrisburg, both for votes cast in 2024
· Why poll watchers and poll workers matter more when charges land two years after the winners are sworn in
· 870,000 borrowers barred from future federal loans over an estimated 39 billion dollars in suspected pandemic fraud
· The public charge rule, the coalition of cities suing, and what the 1996 welfare reform law actually says
· An entrepreneur on what happens to small business owners when a city sues the federal government
· Amy Robbins and the van of seven men: why concealed carry activewear exists
· Mayor Karen Bass declines to testify about more than a billion dollars in federal homelessness money
· H.R. 9576, the House vote this week that puts the Justice Department's fraud division into statute
· House Oversight investigates Bloomberg Philanthropies: more than a billion dollars since 2019
· The Republican split over artificial intelligence rules, and who benefits from the guardrails
· Senator McConnell returns after three months, and the case for term limits
· The capital gains tax you pay on inflation rather than on a gain
Timestamped breakdown:
00:00 — Seven justices tell the Postal Service it cannot change mail ballots 01:06 — The Court said out of time, and the SAVE America Act is still waiting 03:22 — A citizen of Peru in Kansas, a Mexican national in Harrisburg 04:24 — 870,000 borrowers and an estimated 39 billion dollars in suspected fraud 04:56 — Why Tea Party Patriots Action was founded, and what the check actually buys 06:13 — What the Democratic Socialists of America do with the power they hold 07:15 — Pinellas County: knocking doors against a property tax cut 08:11 — Paul Teller and Amy Robbins join the show 08:59 — The public charge rule and the coalition of cities suing 14:22 — An entrepreneur on who actually pays for the socialist agenda 18:36 — The lowest illegal crossings in fifty years 21:13 — Amy Robbins and the van of seven men 24:12 — You are your own first line of defense, and 911 takes minutes 26:37 — Where to find Alexo Athletica 27:55 — Poll workers and poll watchers, and how to sign up 29:20 — Robert McNeily joins for the second half 29:34 — Mayor Karen Bass declines to testify about a billion dollars 31:40 — Vice President Vance on defrauding the American taxpayer 33:48 — Elon Musk said a trillion dollars, and Congress laughed 34:26 — H.R. 9576 puts the fraud division into statute 36:24 — House Oversight investigates Bloomberg Philanthropies 38:58 — Twenty six state attorneys general and a China linked group 41:09 — The fight over artificial intelligence rules 41:36 — A kill switch bill, and the Republicans who said not so fast 45:18 — Why you have to address people's fears rather than dismiss them 46:30 — Senator McConnell returns, and the case for term limits 51:05 — Lightning round: the Court, the Postal Service and unsupervised voting 53:34 — The SAVE America Act, and CJ Pearson takes the microphone 56:24 — The capital gains tax you pay on inflation 57:50 — Ten ways to help at IWillSaveAmerica.com 58:54 — An Emmy winner thanks God for his sobriety 01:02:10 — Closing
Links: jennybethshow.com | teapartypatriots.org | helpatthepolls.com | IWillSaveAmerica.com | alexoathletica.com