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Border Crisis , UN Agenda, and Reagan's Legacy: Alex Newman Breaks Down Key Political Issues

Transitioning to national politics, Alex highlights Vice President Kamala Harris' recent statement blaming former President Donald Trump for the current border crisis. He notes that the Border Patrol referred to Harris’ recent visit to the border as a mere “photo op,” casting doubt on the administration's efforts to address the situation. This discussion leads to a deeper analysis of the recent lawsuit filed by the Justice Department and Kamala Harris against Alabama. The lawsuit accuses Alabama of violating federal law by engaging in systematic voter purges within 90 days of an election. Next, Alex welcomes actress, author, and homeschooling advocate Sam Sorbo to the show. They dive into a critical discussion about the United Nations' "Pact for the Future," which claims to promote accessible, inclusive, and equitable quality education. Sam and Alex question the U.N.'s motives, asking what they mean by "quality education" and how the global organization is potentially targeting children for its own agenda. The episode wraps up with a conversation between Andrew Muller and Howie Klausner, the screenwriter of the newly released film *Reagan*, which chronicles the life of President Ronald Reagan. This biopic explores Reagan’s enduring legacy and contributions to the country, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into his life. Alex’s engaging and informative approach makes this episode a must-watch for anyone concerned about the future of America’s education system, the ongoing border crisis, and historical leadership.

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