Virginia Democrats Try DIRTY Move After Gerrymandering Fail | Guests: Tommy Robinson & Steve Hilton | 5/11/26
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Virginia Democrats Try DIRTY Move After Gerrymandering Fail | Guests: Tommy Robinson & Steve Hilton | 5/11/26
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Virginia Democrats Try DIRTY Move After Gerrymandering Fail | Guests: Tommy Robinson & Steve Hilton | 5/11/26
Summary
Live from London, Glenn kicks off the show by discussing the division the Left continues to push in society. Glenn also reacts to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer saying that the Labor government will "block far-right agitators" from attending a march taking place this coming weekend. Glenn brings in Jason to discuss the Virginia Democrats' desperate scramble after their gerrymandering map failed. Former acting DHS deputy secretary and former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli joins to discuss the redistricting fight in Virginia and the latest ruling by its high court. Independent journalist Tommy Robinson joins to discuss Robinson's "Unite the Kingdom" rally taking place this weekend, which is expected to have thousands of attendees. Glenn breaks down why various government systems fail and why the founding fathers chose a constitutional republic as the way America operates. ABC called out the FCC, accusing it of violating the First Amendment, so Glenn gives a lesson on FCC rules and explains why ABC might be in the wrong. California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joins to discuss his plan to fix the problems plaguing the state.
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