Everything you need to know about the president’s SOTU and more! There’s boundless potential for the president to continue using the bully pulpit to actually convert his eloquent words into action. We discuss some of the best moments, plus some of the areas where the swamp is winning within the administration and where Trump can improve.  Show Links:  Bernie the fake populist: http://bit.ly/2SkorJM  How Trump can make his smackdown of sanctuary politicians into real action: http://bit.ly/31Bea04 

With the increasing likelihood that the Democrats will help Trump win re-election, I lay out a vision for Trump to capitalize on this with a successful campaign message. First, he needs to endorse better candidates who will have his back in Congress. Then he needs to push a relentless focus on sanctuary cities, drugs, crime, homelessness, and national security problems and show all the ways that Bernie and his ilk are aggravating those concerns. Finally, press the pedal to the metal on implementing all his policies during his second term. Show Links:  New York's predictable crime bomb continues: http://bit.ly/2RXkhID  Chickens of refugee resettlement coming home to roost in Minneapolis: http://strib.mn/2ulqchH 

The actual game was terrific, but how can kids watch a broadcast that has X-rated material? I discuss the cultural divide that is now enveloping every aspect of entertainment. In addition, I explain why the Trump ad obfuscating the history of Alice Johnson and the general nature of who is in federal prison is a violation of what he campaigned on. Finally, I give some initial thoughts on the travel ban, as another Iraqi refugee is suspected of being a former al Qaeda member.   Show Links:  The good and bad of the new travel ban: http://bit.ly/38Y5pzs  Johnson might have deserved a pardon, but she also deserved the original sentence: http://bit.ly/2GUhUQs 

Today I’m joined by Chris Putnam, who is perhaps the only viable conservative candidate challenging a liberal Republican this cycle. Kay Granger of Texas’ 12th Congressional District will be the chair of the House Appropriations Committee if Republicans win back the House. Putnam explains why it would be tantamount to just handing the leadership over to Democrats. He discusses his governing philosophy and how to keep the conservative culture of Texas alive with true conservative representation.