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State Representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to discuss lessons learned from attending several memorials for fallen law enforcement officers and first responders over his first term in office. They then unpack new revelations from the Office of Legislative Auditor about the lack of agency oversight and legislative malfeasance which has led to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud in Minnesota.

A new report for the Minnesota Office of Legislative Auditor details negligent management by the Minnesota Department of Education enabled by incompetently authored Democrat policies resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud connected to the "Feeding Our Future" scandal.State Representative Walter Hudson breaks it down, and makes a connection with a recent commentary in Alpha News revealing that Democrat lawmakers are silently acknowledging behind-the-scenes that vaccine injury is...

Speaking to attendees of a fundraiser for Cass County Republicans, State Representative Walter Hudson lays out the path to victory in the 2024 election for the Republican Party of Minnesota.

Astounding jury instructions from the Democrat-connected judge in the Stormy Daniels trial. A charge which relies upon an underlying crime doesn't have require them to agree on the nature of that crime!!Plus, why did a highly successful pro golfer kill himself. And what is the relationship between energy production and wealth?

Live reaction to this article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune bemoaning the failure of the so-called "Equal Rights Amendment" in Minnesota.Were equal rights really on the table? Is this the continuation of century-long struggle? Or were there novel and radical ideas smuggled into "ERA" branding that would have created two tiers of citizen within the state?State Representative Walter Hudson takes a deep dive into the ERA.

State Senator Eric Lucero and State Representative Walter Hudson join Jon Justice to breakdown the chaotic end to the legislative session, which saw the Democrat majority flagrantly disregard legislative rules to shove through a massive tax omnibus bill which wasn't distributed or available to view before the midnight vote was taken. How did we get here? Whose fault is it? And what recourse do Minnesotans have to ensure process is followed in the future?