First up: Bonnie Wallace, parental rights advocate, leadership team member at Recover America, and the plaintiff now suing Houston ISD with Remnant Law and Pacific Justice Institute. Bonnie has been to 164 school board meetings, her documented book list runs 2,036 titles, and she just watched three police officers escort her out of a Houston school board meeting and 150 yards to her car — for reading from a book the district itself approved for 14-year-olds. John and Bonnie walk through the original Llano County lawsuit, the Fifth Circuit’s landmark ruling that library curation is “government speech,” the Chiles v. Salazar Supreme Court decision, what happened when John’s Bible was stolen after the Sugar Land school board meeting, and Bonnie’s blunt take on the drag performer claiming children need drag shows.
Then David Pollack, host of David Pollack Prime Time on One America News Network, joins to break down the Spencer Pratt earthquake in Los Angeles. Pratt — yes, the reality TV star from The Hills — just forced Karen Bass into a runoff, has challenged her to weekly Friday night debates between now and November, and is bringing real solutions to communities Democrats only show up in on Election Day. David and John cover the homeless industrial complex paying nonprofit executives $500K while LA streets fall apart, the Skid Row mother’s heartbreaking story, why gang leaders are backing Pratt, and what Republicans nationwide have to learn from how he’s winning.
