Clintons’ Epstein Subpoena REJECTION Reveals Their REAL Motive | Guests: Nick Shirley & Gov. Greg Abbott | 1/14/26
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Clintons’ Epstein Subpoena REJECTION Reveals Their REAL Motive | Guests: Nick Shirley & Gov. Greg Abbott | 1/14/26
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Glenn starts the show by talking to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R), who gives his response to the lawsuit brought against him by the civil rights group Council on American-Islamic Relations after Abbott accused the group of trying to impose Sharia law in Texas. Texas attorney general candidate Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss the Minnesota ICE shooting and SCOTUS’ upcoming tariff decision. Glenn discusses the unrest happening in Iran as well as the Democrats’ hypocrisy in defending the Iranian government while its citizens are rejecting it. Glenn exposes how Bill and Hillary Clinton continue to dodge justice and accountability as they continue to refuse to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein inquiry. Nick Shirley, the independent journalist who mainstreamed the alleged fraud in Minnesota, joins to preview the second part of his investigation into Minnesota, which drops today. Glenn looks into the inevitable downfall of California, as it continues to implement policies that will only lead to disaster. Glenn speaks with his longtime sound designer, Nick Daley, about their latest Torch exclusive collaboration, “The American Story.”
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