Wendy Bell Radio Podcast

A House hearing on the FBI puts director Kash Patel in the democrats' crosshairs, but he fires back. Why Eric Swalwell and Jasmine Crockett may feel a bit singed today. A Capital Research Center investigation follows the money to property destroying NGOs and agencies to George Soros as it sounds more likely President Trump may determine prosecuting paid agitators funded by dark money with RICO racketeering charges. Campus agitator Mahmoud Khalil is ordered to be deported.

Liberal brainwashing comes home to roost as democrat lawmakers and their media partners twist themselves into knots alleging there's political violences "on both sides" and that Charlie Kirk's reported killer is a right wing conservative. New details emerge about his romantic relationship with a transgender person and America connects more dots. John Fetterman remains the only democrat who seems capable of telling the truth.

FBI Director Kash Patel dishes as loudly as he gets it, much to the shock of a Senate panel investigating Patel's leadership at the bureau. Adam Schiff and Cory Booker come off as arrogant and defensive and show the American people how terrified they are of the Swamp actually being drained. Ted Cruz shuts down a CNN news chick who tries - and fails - to stick the "violence is on both sides" landing. Scott Jennings gets shut down for sharing an inconvenient truth.

Senator Chuck Grassley drops a nuke before a Senate hearing on the FBI and exposes a 2017 plan under then-director Chris Wray to target conservative groups - including Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA. Rand Paul says Tony Fauci's presidential pardon is getting closely scrutinized in Congress and that perjury and destruction of evidence are two charges the good doctor may not be able to avoid. A surprised overnight TikTok sensation thanks the world for its blessings after he posted a video wearing his first new suit.

As more firings of workers celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder spread across the country, the left's disconnect and outrage at being canceled hits fever pitch. Interest in Turning Point USA skyrockets, as does Charlie Kirk's posthumous social media following. Scott Adams describes the democrats and liberals lost in a bubble of their own false reality.

55% of liberals think the assassination of a political opponent would be justified. Conservatives calls for a national divorce as the left blames President Trump for the deep divide in America. Stephen King finds out the hard way and the White House send the National Guard to blue hellscape Memphis.

 Disconnected and operating in an echo chamber, Don Lemming spreads fake news about Charlie Kirk and becomes the poster child of the left's informatin bubble. Joe Manchin with a warning to democrats and Trump's $15 billion lawsuit against the NYT.

The last time I can remember such a prolonged mourning of one man was 2004 after President Reagan died. It was a full week of memories, tributes, processions and eulogies, broadcast on every television network 24/7. It's like the rest of the news stopped happening that June week. There was nothing else to talk about. Five days after Charlie Kirk's senseless murder, a movement has been born. Not just here in America, but all around the world. 

We start with a ghastly and unbelievably ghoulish crime at the hands of an illegal alien that now has President Trump throwing the gauntlet. Steven Miller goes ballistic on the people celebrating Charlie Kirk's slaying. Young men now listening to Kirk's deep ties with religion, the bible and Jesus strikes a nerve among young men. The idea that we are all Charlie has captured the world's news cycle and triggered a planet-wide religious revival.

A necessary conversation about why conservatives blame liberals for the death of Charlie Kirk - and the destruction of basic decency and civility in America. Don Lemon gets body slammed by a black conservative. Harry Enten on Charlie Kirk's influence on swaying America's youngest voters to the right. And our audio of the day features a man wearing his very first suit, saying he's going to make his family, his God, and Charlie Kirk, proud.

As we learn more about the gunman reportedly shown in surveillance video, Charlie Kirk's murder reverberates across America, galvanizing a movement that the deep state was not expecting. JD Vance flies with Charlie's body on Air Force 2 and accompanies his friend back home to his family in Arizona, in a dramatic and devastating moment in history. A prominent social media user turns the tables on people celebrating Charlie's assassination and make the mission personal.

Train slasher DeCarlos Brown Jr.'s sister asks people to not rush so quickly to the death penalty after video of Iryna Narutska's slaying forces a wider conversation in America. Did a schizophrenic man who couldn't keep a job or a home fall through cracks of our broken healthcare system, or is he a product of it? Charlie Kirk's assassination ignites a nationwide #WalkAway movement with an unimpeachable leader: Jesus.

The swift and devastating takedown of military members who celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder o social media underscores this watershed moment in American history: Young people are walking away from the democrat party. Howard Lutnick pens a brilliant tribute to 9/11 and the people he loved who were lost that day. Don't miss the end of the show. 

The assassination of young conservative leader Charlie Kirk is Generation Z's watershed moment. Like the murder of JFK was to boomers and the attempted killing of Ronald Reagan was to Gen X, America's youngest adults have witnessed both the attempted assassination of President Trump and now the political slaying of a man who spoke directly to them, with with, on their ground. The slaying of Charlie Kirk yesterday in front of thousands of young college students in the Utah sunshine was a watershed moment. The senseless slaying of Charlie Kirk represents a critical juncture in the future of America.

There are no words to describe what you are about to hear. Voices on the left suggest Charlie Kirk asked for his own execution by being true to his faith and his values. Barack Obama offers limp sympathy and an even more flaccid call for the violence to stop... then pays the price on social media.