Videos

The Rescue Michigan election integrity bills were introduced in the House, we break down what they would accomplish, recommend viewers contact their lawmakers, and discuss yesterday's rally in Antrim County with Mike Lindell, Pat Colbeck, and others.

Link to the bills here -then enter bill number 4952, 4962, 4963, 4964, 4965, 4966, or 4967

(19 minutes)

Representative Steve Carra discusses suing the Secretary of State and then being an eyewitness to the Secretary of State violating the terms of her settlement with him. We also discuss Lansing politics and his campaign to unseat Congressman Fred Upton in next year's Republican primary election.

(56 minutes)

Guest: Rep. Steve Carra

(Note: This meeting took place over GoToMeeting, but the camera only captured my screen and audio. This is probably good for the anonymity of our members, but hopefully it's not too confusing for viewers! We discuss the seven bills we are working with state lawmakers to introduce as well as the latest in state and national news. We will be back to our usual format next weekend!)

(1 hour 32 minutes)

The House Elections Committee is taking up 4 bills tomorrow to address election integrity in Michigan. Would they really accomplish much of anything? Check out our analysis, and you be the judge.

(19 minutes)

John Clore and I discuss the Senate election committee hearing, the political theatre antics of COVID MAN, and covering Lansing politics since the mass media won't.

(1 hour 37 minutes)

Guest: John Clore

The Oceana County Clerk has SUSPENDED the Chairman of the Board of County Canvassers for refusing to certify the results of the May 4 election. Is this legal? Nope...

(8 minutes)

A Washtenaw County judge has apparently legalized occupying our streets without a permit, using a contorted understanding of Michigan law. How can you fight back? We use this scenario to explain how a local organization can develop a legislative project.

(43 minutes)

Let's discuss the Election Reform Plan, recent legislative events, and what's next for election reform in Michigan.

(1 hour 10 minutes)

Guest: Shane Trejo

Attorneys Phil Ellison and Matt Gronda discuss being the first lawyers to sue Gretchen Whitmer over her unconstitutional lockdowns, the first lawyers to sue Jocelyn Benson and force her to change her policy on poll challengers, how their new lawsuit against Jocelyn Benson could lead to her being found in contempt of court, and the most outrageous case of criminal prosecution they've ever seen: Defending Lucas Gerhard, charged with a 20-year felony for making a joke among friends about his lawfully-owned rifle.

Support Lucas Gerhard's legal defense here.

Here is the filing from the Michigan State University First Amendment Clinic on his case
Here is their appeal on ending Michigan's lockdowns
Here is their lawsuit against the Secretary of State


(1 hour 52 minutes)

Guests: Phil Ellison, Matt Gronda

Adam chats with grassroots leader extraordinaire Marian Sheridan, organizer of Guard the Vote, Lakes Area Tea Party, and Michigan Trump Republicans. Marian is also the Grassroots Vice Chair of the Michigan Republican Party. We discuss everything that went wrong in 2016 and 2020, and what we are doing to get it right in 2022.

(40 minutes)

Guest: Marian Sheridan

Let's review Jocelyn Benson's election anti-integrity news conference and see what nuggets of wisdom we can glean from it.

(1 hour 17 minutes)

We share our newest Election Reform Plan, showing line by line how we can reform Michigan's broken election law.

(1 hour 53 minutes)

Guest: Shane Trejo

A letter that was recently sent by thousands of people who support election reform has backfired.

(17 minutes)

Matthew DePerno argues that 9 counties must be compelled to disclose all election documents to the court in his lawsuit against Antrim county, and introduces some remarkable evidence. Adam de Angeli reviews the lawsuit document and discusses how it might play out.

(1 hour 10 minutes)

John Reilly was just an ordinary citizen with a sprinkler repair business, but by knocking on doors and getting together with local patriots, his group took over the town council and eventually helped him become a state representative. We discuss legislation, grassroots leadership, election reform, and more with Representative John Reilly!

Check out Rep. Reilly's vote explanations at: https://facebook.com/repjohnreilly/
Check out Rescue Michigan at https://rescuemichigan.com/

(Apologies to everyone for the bad microphone on my end--apparently my streaming software used my camera mic instead of my headset mic.)

(1 hour 11 minutes)

Guest: John Reilly

The University of Michigan Regents have stripped the sole Republican Regent, Ron Weiser, of committee assignments and called for his resignation because of an appropriate joke he made. It raises an interesting question: Why does the Republican legislature keep shoveling taxpayer money to U-M, and will they continue to do so, or fight back?

(11 minutes)

An analysis of Senate Bill 250, which would impose lockdown rules on restaurants, churches, schools, and more. Supported unanimously by Republicans. What's going on here?

(25 minutes)

What is effective political activity? This is the first in a series of videos to teach people how to be effective grassroots leaders. In this video, we discuss the two major traps that new leaders fall into, so you don't do the same.

(10 minutes)

What did they get right? What did they leave out? What did they get wrong? We'll tell you...

View the longer deep-dive analysis here.

(11 minutes)

We walk viewers through our 77-page legislative proposal and the Michigan Senate Republican's 39-bill package, discuss the purpose of each element, and compare the two plans.

(2 hours 46 minutes)

Guest: Shane Trejo