The GOP needs to take out ads to tell the story of how Hydroxychloroquine -- had the "scientists" and Big Tech not censored massive amounts of medical information about it -- would have saved 50,000 American lives from coronavirus.  Jeffrey Toobin (amazingly) gets his job back at CNN after the "Toobin Zoom" incident, and it's...Alisyn Camerota that re-introduces him to the audience and tell his story.  Yuck.

Today's Guests

• A. Benjamin Mannes - Subject Matter Expert in Security & Criminal Justice Reform, Philadelphia Weekly Contributor - Philadelphia Weekly gets into trouble over "The Contest" the paper put forth asking readers to name how many murders Philadelphia would accrue before election day.  They're not apologizing for it, nor should they.
• John Hayward - National Security Deputy Editor at Breitbart - Hayward talks about Joe Biden's big first trip overseas to the G7 Summit.  While he will be dealing with powerful foreign leaders, his goal of re-instating the "Iran Nuclear Deal" will most likely not be accomplished because of the country's bad behavior.
• Daniel Horowitz - Senior Editor at The Blaze, host of the Conservative Review Podcast - Horowitz charges that the censorship of ivermectin is the biggest story of COVID, which could be true now that all of the public information and censorship of therapies and treatments in 2020 is coming to light publicly.
• Oliver Dunford - Attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation - The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday in two cases involving legislation seeking to limit Gov. Andy Beshear's emergency powers to enact pandemic restrictions. This case will set the course for things to come across the nation as this will be the first time a state supreme court has determined whether a governor can ignore the laws and assert an “emergency” exception.