Oct 27, 2026

Twenty thousand California mail ballots flagged by the federal government as likely cast by noncitizens will be counted anyway, after the Ninth Circuit ruled two to one on Monday against the Justice Department's request to stop the count. Seven days before Election Day, guest host Robert McNeily, in for Jenny Beth Martin, spends the hour with Jim Pfaff, president of The Conservative Caucus and a veteran of congressional offices on Capitol Hill, on what that ruling says about who checks citizenship. Pfaff explains why the court never reached the merits, why the enforcement tool the Justice Department needs has existed since the 1990s, and what the SAVE America Act would restore. He walks through the charge against former FBI Director James Comey, filed as a criminal information rather than an indictment ten years to the day after the alleged disclosure, and why that distinction decides the case. He names the races that will show early which way election night is breaking, forecasts Republicans holding the Senate at 50 to 53 seats, and explains why he trusts turnout, not polls. Also in the hour: President Trump's $1 million reward for voter fraud reports that end in a conviction, the Department of Homeland Security's finding of thousands of noncitizens on the voter rolls in three states, Senator Mike Lee and the end of a visa-free program for Chinese nationals in the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Battle of Midway memorial at Chicago's Midway Airport. Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

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