Justice & Drew

Freedom Friday rolls on as Jon is joined by a fired up U.S. Rep Tom Emmer where the conversation is on the government shutdown and Gov. Walz. Jon, MN Rep. Max Rymer, Kathryn Johnson, and AK Kamara look at Dem workarounds for using Federal dollars for questionable healthcare spending and yet another potential fraud case in Minnesota.

Jon begins the show by talking about the Government shutdown. Then Daveed Gartenstein Ross joins the show and talks about the impacts AI has made in our daily lives, including the job market and a new AI actress.

For Hour 2 of the show Jon talks about the Government Shutdown, including what Vice President JD Vance had to say about it.

Hour 3 of the show begins with Jon talking about the new Traffic Cameras in Minneapolis that are going to be used to catch speeding drivers. Then Rick Kupchella joins the show to talk about his new documentary A Precarious State.

Jon opens the show by breaking down the Government shutdown that went into effect this morning.

Hour 2 of the show welcomes Kendal Qualls into the studio. Qualls talks about his upcoming campaign for Governor of Minnesota, as well as Gun Control and the importance of having a thriving Minneapolis.

Jon begins hour 3 of the show by talking about the recent Immigration Fraud that has taken place in Minnesota. Then Liz Collins joins the show to talk about fraud.

Jon covers a wide range of topics from Gov. Walz proposing a constitutional change, President Trump's proposal for Hamas, and Sec. Hegseth's impending speech to the military. Jon has plenty of receipts from Dems regarding the government shutdown.

Jon is joined by Senate candidate Tom Weiler to share his platform and get his thoughts on school safety and how to implement across the State and reaction to Sec. Hegseth's speech to the top military personnel. Jon turns his attention to school funding and rampant fraud across Minnesota.

Jon does a deeper dive into the potential Government shutdown, and looks at Des Moines superintendent making national headlines. Jon says the quiet part out loud regarding Gov. Walz potential constitutional amendment proposal.

Jon kicks off the week with yet another car update, an update on the NYC mayoral race, a new fraud case in MN, and he covers the headlines from over the weekend. Andrew Langer joins to give his thoughts on the latest headlines from Washington.

Jon looks at the change in the Democrats' immigration stance over the years and the story making national headlines out of Iowa regarding a school superintendent. Sam debunks a Super Bowl conspiracy theory. Jon covers President Trump's recent decision and calls out a popular show for having a liberal slant.

Jon takes an extensive look at yet another suspected fraud case in Minnesota and looks at a story of a tenant using questionable MN laws to game the system.

On a Freedom Friday, May Rymer joins Jon Justice to cover Sec of War Pete Hegseth gathering military Top brass next week, more Dallas ICE shooter details.

From American Exp Kathryn Johnson joins the show w/ Jon and Max Rymer as Trump talks leftist violence, more talkbacks and Ak Kamara joins the group covering the latest MN Fraud. 

With Max, Kathryn and Ak, Jon Justice covers the Comey indictment, new Jan 6th FBI agents information and a wrap up of Minneapolis. 

Jon talks with Lear Capital Founder Kevin DeMeritt on why, whether you're new or experienced in precious metals investing, now it the time to get your Free Wealth Protection Kit at 1-800-598-4100

Jon opens the show by talking about the shooting that took place yesterday at an ICE facility. Then, the conversation continues as Art Del Cueto calls in.

Hour 2 begins with Jon talking about the TikTok trend where pregnant women are taking Tylenol to show up Trump. Then the show continues as Jon talks about the Autism Fraud Scheme.

Hour 3 of the show begins talking about how not enforcing gun laws during minor traffic stops would effect Gun Control and Law Enforcement. The Tom Tiffany joins the show to talk about his campaign to become the Governor of Wisconsin.