The hosts challenge Democratic politicians who defend narco-terrorists caught smuggling drugs by citing "lack of economic opportunity." This defense is deemed absurd given the severity of the fentanyl crisis, which is causing approximately 200 deaths per day in the U.S. The hosts then defend the controversial military tactic of the "double tap" strike—hitting a target and then striking again to destroy survivors and ensure success—by arguing it is an established U.S. military method, noting that the Obama administration employed the same, or even more aggressive, "signature strike" lethal policies against terrorists.

The hosts challenge Democratic politicians who defend narco-terrorists caught smuggling drugs by citing "lack of economic opportunity." This defense is deemed absurd given the severity of the fentanyl crisis, which is causing approximately 200 deaths per day in the U.S. The hosts then defend the controversial military tactic of the "double tap" strike&mdash;hitting a target and then striking again to destroy survivors and ensure success&mdash;by arguing it is an established U.S. military method, noting that the Obama administration employed the same, or even more aggressive, "signature strike" lethal policies against terrorists.

The Dave Elswick Show features a unique blend of state, local, and national guests discussing politics, cars, movies, food, and pop culture as well as the Bible and Constitutional issues surrounding the First and Second Amendments.

The Dave Elswick Show features a unique blend of state, local, and national guests discussing politics, cars, movies, food, and pop culture as well as the Bible and Constitutional issues surrounding the First and Second Amendments.

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