Charlie welcomes Trump endorsed US Senatorial candidate in Nevada, Adam Laxalt, that state's former attorney general, to highlight the critical race in the Silver State that may determine the balance of power in the US Senate. Adam outlines how his state, once ruby red, has slipped further and further to the left in recent years. Fighting the Californication of Nevada, Adam outlines the road to victory: embracing parental rights at the school board level, fighting for Trump-era immigration policies including finishing the wall, and completing the work of converting latino voters who are voting increasingly conservative.

Next up Charlie welcomes Florida State Rep. Fiona McFarland, R-Sarasota, to discuss proposal HB 969 which aims to rein in big tech in the Sunshine State. The legislation focuses on data privacy and security, allowing consumers to delete or correct personal information online, and requires businesses to allow consumers to “opt out” of the sale of personal information. The bill would even allow that state's attorney general the ability to take action over violations of the proposed consumer protections. Could it be the model for other states to follow?