With Diana West, David Wurmser and Joseph Bosco

DIANA WEST, Nationally syndicated columnist, Blogs, Dianawest.net, Author, “Death of the Grown Up,” “American Betrayal” and “Red Thread: A Search for Ideological Drivers Inside the Anti-Trump Conspiracy,” Twitter: @diana_west_

• Diana West argues that what is happening in Georgia is insanity, but not insanity without a purpose
• Trump’s attorneys warned voters in Georgia ahead of the run-off election about voting irregularities
• The bizarre death of Harrison Deal: close ties to Gov. Kemp and his family, Sen. Loeffler campaign staffer…

Part II: 

• Why do Gov. Kemp and the Secretary of State in Georgia continue to advocate for an election system prone to fraud and corruption?
• Blackout Wars: Just as we do not know what is going on in Georgia, we do not know what is going on around the rest of the world
• West finds that we are witnessing a “war-like” control of information as social media giants may be actively trying to manipulate the news

DAVID WURMSER, Director, Center for Security Policy’s Program on Global Anti-Semitism, former Middle East Advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney, retired, US Navy Reserves Lieutenant Commander:

• Iran increased its reserve of enriched uranium by 20%
• Iranians were fearful to retaliate under a Trump administration, their attitude may shift under a Biden administration 
• David Wurmser explains why a recent agreement between Qatar and Saudi Arabia may not be all that it seems
• Wurmser excepts an escalation in violence on the part of the Palestinians towards Israel in the coming months following Joe Biden’s potential inauguration

JOE BOSCO, Former China Country Director, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Member of the U.S.-China task force at the Center for National Interest:

• The threat posed by China pertains not only to the middle class but the country as a whole
• The Biden team needs to follow in President Trump’s foot steps
• Biden needs to accept a phone call from Taiwan’s President, Tsai Ing-wen