What You Need to Know is we must remember the heart of America. Mike Lindell, CEO of “My Pillow” has shifted his factories to making masks for medical workers. He is using his American success story and national platform to remind us not only to use our time and treasure selflessly, but also to remember our nation’s foundation — Almighty God. Also, the Swamp Leaders have to stop lying to us. The Surgeon General finally admitted we should all be wearing masks in public after insisting it wasn’t needed. These leaders must stop holding back the truth from us or else we won’t follow them any longer. 

Andrew Walther talks about his great new book The Knights of Columbus: An Illustrated History and what’s happening with civic organizations today. 

Mike Davis of the Article III Project and the Internet Accountability Project discusses his column about how Google Allies are Politicizing a Pandemic to Avoid Accountability. 


Message to senators: Keep working! Let’s confirm more judges. New today (and great!): Trump picks Judge Justin Walker for open seat on D.C. Appeals Court. This is a vitally important seat. We have to keep going — senators need to do their jobs. 

What You Need to Know is we must remember the heart of America. Mike Lindell, CEO of &ldquo;My Pillow&rdquo; has shifted his factories to making masks for medical workers. He is using his American success story and national platform to remind us not only to use our time and treasure selflessly, but also to remember our nation&rsquo;s foundation &mdash;&nbsp;Almighty God. Also, the Swamp Leaders have to stop lying to us. The Surgeon General finally admitted we should all be wearing masks in public after insisting it wasn&rsquo;t needed. These leaders must stop holding back the truth from us or else we won&rsquo;t follow them any longer.&nbsp;
Andrew Walther talks about his great new book <a href="https://www.knightsgear.com/history">The Knights of Columbus: An Illustrated History</a> and what&rsquo;s happening with civic organizations today.&nbsp;
<a href="https://twitter.com/mrddmia">Mike Davis</a> of the <a href="https://twitter.com/Article3Project">Article III Project</a> and the <a href="https://www.theiap.org/">Internet Accountability Project</a> discusses his column about how <a href="https://townhall.com/columnists/mikedavis/2020/03/30/google-allies-politicizing-a-pandemic-to-avoid-accountability-n2566006">Google Allies are Politicizing a Pandemic to Avoid Accountability</a>.&nbsp;
 Message to senators: Keep working! Let&rsquo;s confirm more judges. New today (and great!): <a href="https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/apr/3/donald-trump-picks-judge-justin-walker-open-seat-f/">Trump picks Judge Justin Walker for open seat on D.C. Appeals Court</a>. This is a vitally important seat. We have to keep going &mdash; senators need to do their jobs.&nbsp;

Ed Martin is the New York Times best-selling author of the The Conservative Case for Trump. He’s a former CNN political contributor and has appeared on every major TV network and hundreds of radio stations. He serves as an articulate advocate for Donald Trump’s policies that put Americans first. 

Formally trained as a lawyer and ethicist, Ed is the president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles and the hand-picked successor to Phyllis Schlafly. He was the Missouri Republican Party chairman and a member of the Republican National Committee from 2013-2015. He lives in Virginia (in the swamp, not of the swamp!) with his wife and four children. 

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Ed Martin is the New York Times best-selling author of the The Conservative Case for Trump. He&rsquo;s a former CNN political contributor and has appeared on every major TV network and hundreds of radio stations. He serves as an articulate advocate for Donald Trump&rsquo;s policies that put Americans first.&nbsp;
Formally trained as a lawyer and ethicist, Ed is the president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles and the hand-picked successor to Phyllis Schlafly. He was the Missouri Republican Party chairman and a member of the Republican National Committee from 2013-2015. He lives in Virginia (in the swamp, not of the swamp!) with his wife and four children.&nbsp;
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