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Although he surely did not intend to do so, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken dealt the coup de grâce to the radical Left’s court packing project this week.
In a speech at a university in Quito, Ecuador, on Wednesday, Blinken outlined the “challenges facing democracies and how we can overcome them.” He described the warning signs of a democracy in peril.

Curious about what was discussed and their recommendations for “court reform”? Jeremy Dys will break down what “reforms” are on the table for the commission, the conclusions from Friday’s meeting, and what is at stake for the future of the Supreme Court of the United States.

Mike Berry will join us for a second part to his discussion on vaccine mandates in the military. In this part, he’ll explain the best practices for all service members and your options if your accommodation gets denied.

Surprising no one, the presidential commission studying potential U.S. Supreme Court reform measures has issued a draft report that stopped short of any recommendation to turn the nation’s highest court into a partisan rubber stamp.

Kelly Shackelford joins to give an update on the Supreme Court Coup, from Justices speaking out against it, to the letter we’re sending to the Court Commission. You won’t want to miss this update!