Could Rep. Ilhan Omar face denaturalization or even deportation? Former Department of Justice prosecutor Jim Trusty joins Tudor Dixon to examine allegations surrounding Omar's citizenship paperwork, questions about her family's immigration history, and the legal hurdles federal investigators would face in pursuing a case.

The conversation turns to Kimberly Guilfoyle and allegations involving a $100,000 credit card payment request, political connections, and potential ethics violations during her time as U.S. ambassador to Greece. Trusty explains how an inspector general investigation could unfold, what prosecutors would need to establish criminal wrongdoing, and why witness credibility could prove critical.

Tudor and Jim also examine Letitia James' potential role in the controversial Cornell Seven sexual assault case, raising questions about prosecutorial impartiality, conflicting evidence, and the importance of due process. They close with a discussion about parental rights, sex education, traditional values, and the direction of America's public schools.