George Landrith

In the spirit of July 4th - Independence Day ... Let Freedom Ring! Here's my new book -- Let Freedom Ring ... Again! Can Self-Evident Truths Save America From Further Decline? You can get a copy here —> rb.gy/l3t5e1

Today at 1 PM on @JoeMangishow on @WCRN , we begin close to home with the tragic line-of-duty death of a Massachusetts State Police trooper killed early this morning after a wrong-way driver slammed into his cruiser on Route 1 in Lynnfield, near the Saugus line. The trooper, assigned to the Danvers barracks, was responding to reports of a wrong-way vehicle when he put himself in harm’s way to protect the public. He was taken to Mass General, where he succumbed to his injuries. We’ll honor his service, talk about what “Back the Blue” really means, and ask whether Massachusetts is doing enough to prevent wrong-way crashes through better signage, ramp design, enforcement, and roadway technology. Then we turn to President Trump, Iran, and Peace Through Strength. Trump is signaling that the war with Iran could be nearing an end if Tehran accepts the deal on the table and reopens the Strait of Hormuz — but he is also warning that if Iran refuses, the bombing resumes at a much higher level. That is not weakness. That is diplomacy backed by consequences. We’ll also ask the hard question: where are our allies? NATO nations and security partners like Spain, the UK, South Korea, and Japan have been happy to live under the umbrella of American military power, but when America needs support, too many suddenly discover hesitation, legal fine print, and political caution. Europe built comfortable welfare states while the American taxpayer funded the shield. Trump is making it clear: the free ride is ending. We’ll also break down the redistricting fight after the Supreme Court’s latest ruling shook up the congressional map battlefield. Democrats may be realizing their own gerrymandering games could backfire as red states like Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina look for ways to maximize Republican seats. Florida just made its new R+4 map final, Hakeem Jeffries is scrambling, and Republicans may finally be learning that you do not bring a rulebook to a knife fight. The question is simple: should Republicans play hardball in the South and go for gold? Plus, we’ll hit election integrity after 372,000 inactive or ineligible voter names were removed from Colorado’s voter rolls following a Judicial Watch lawsuit and settlement. This does not prove 372,000 fraudulent votes were cast — but it does prove clean voter rolls matter. Why does it take a lawsuit to force basic election housekeeping? Clean rolls, legal votes, and public confidence should not be controversial. That’s today at 1 PM on WCRN 830 AM. Join the conversation at 508-871-7000 and follow @JoeMangiShow. @FoF_Liberty @Donelsonfiles @GLandrith @scottienhughes @darren_stallcup

Moved to subpoena…

Remember when they tried to blame this on “climate change”? It was left wing terrorism. Again.

DHS isn’t holding back against Governor Abigail Spanberger and local lawmakers in Virginia after re-arresting an illegal immigrant accused of raping a child who was released back on the streets. In 2025 Walvin Victor Hugo Garcia was charged with raping a child, aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13, and distributing drugs to a minor. Virginia officials ignored ICE's detainer request at the time and allowed him back into the community - ICE is now calling out the politicians who put others' lives at risk: "This sicko is out of our communities. Governor Spanberger and Fairfax sanctuary politicians are playing Russian roulette with American lives by releasing criminals from jail into American neighborhoods.”

Next week I’m holding a hearing with a whistleblower who will testify publicly about the COVID coverup. Mark your calendars: Wednesday, May 13 at 10am. The truth is coming.

SPLC keeps racism alive To maintain its own relevance Evil

‼️SCOTUS DID NOT WEAKEN THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT The claim that the Supreme Court is “thwarting the Voting Rights Act” by striking down Louisiana’s map gets the facts exactly backward. The Court has never allowed racial gerrymanders—districts drawn predominantly on the basis of race. In Shaw v. Reno (1993) and Miller v. Johnson (1995), and in every major case since, the justices have held that such maps violate the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment unless they survive strict scrutiny. In Louisiana v. Callais (April 29, 2026), the 6-3 majority (Alito) simply applied that settled law. The Court ruled that Section 2 of the VRA did not require Louisiana to create a second majority-Black congressional district. Without an actual VRA violation to remedy, there was no compelling interest that could justify making race the predominant factor in drawing the lines. The map was therefore an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. This decision does not weaken the Voting Rights Act; it prevents it from being stretched beyond what Congress actually wrote and what the Constitution allows. The VRA still protects against vote dilution. It does not command states to engage in race-based districting whenever it might be politically convenient. By contrast, the Court has long held that partisan gerrymanders are non-justiciable political questions (Rucho v. Common Cause, 2019). States are generally free to draw maps that favor the party in power—unless voters in that state have created an independent redistricting commission to take the pen out of politicians’ hands. In short: racial gerrymanders remain illegal. The Louisiana ruling is not new law; it is the consistent application of 30+ years of precedent. #SCOTUS #VotingRightsAct #VRA #RacialGerrymandering #Redistricting #EqualProtection #CarolSwainSpeaks

JUST IN: Fetterman Warns of ‘Communist Takeover’ in Democratic Party "But the Maine race isn’t an outlier. Socialist and far-left mayors already run some of America’s biggest cities..." beckerbrief.com/p/fetterman-wa…

That’s the whole point of Marxism: Societal annihilation

Fetterman’s right: Democrats are increasingly more about Marxism than democracy

Current law grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, even if their parents are here illegally. That’s not what the 14th Amendment intended. My amendment ends this loophole, protects citizenship, and stops abuse. Legal immigration matters, but so do secure borders. washingtonexaminer.com/news/4550925/r…

Thanks @GLandrith for another great show!

What is even more chilling than some of Justice Jackson’s jurisprudence is the fact that she is often cited as the model for Democrats seeking to pack the Court with an instant majority if they retake power. This and other dissents show why Democrats are confident that packing the court will yield lasting power. jonathanturley.org/2026/05/05/bas…

The Supreme Court has signaled it will strike down state laws allowing ballots after election day. Justice Alito says it's called “Election DAY” for a reason.

@JonathanTurley Democrats are determined to keep the dream out of reach.

The decision in Callais barring racial gerrymandering was the capstone of years of opinions from figures from Chief Justice John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and others to restore a colorblind constitution...jonathanturley.org/2026/05/04/col…

The plaintiffs should consider dropping embattled trial attorney Michael Burger given his ethically challenged record with the FJC / @theNASEM climate science chapter.

As The Wall Street Journal editorial board noted in “The Climate Lobby and the Courts,” embattled trial attorney Michael Burger continues to face growing scrutiny over his reported role in the FJC climate manual. The scandal is only getting bigger. shorturl.at/gp9yN

Further, the letter by House Judiciary Committee Chair @Jim_Jordan & @repdarrellissa to #SherEdling lawyer Michael Burger is worth reading in full to examine his egregious role in his scandal: tinyurl.com/bdkwpjm4

When a judicial manual starts reading like a plaintiff brief, trust in the courts takes the hit. Congress is right to ask who wrote it, who approved it, and why anyone thought nobody would notice.

@ItsYourGov’s recent report laid out the conflicts, copied trial lawyer-written material, and activist ties surrounding the chapter. Hard to call it a neutral judicial resource when watchdogs found so many red flags hiding in plain sight.shorturl.at/gOlSw