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The Jenny Beth Show

The Jenny Beth Show

By: Jenny Beth Martin
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Jenny Beth Martin is an original organizer of the Tea Party movement and the co-founder of Tea Party Patriots. She is an author, a filmmaker, and one of TIME Magazine's 100 most influential people in the world. The title she is most proud of is "Mom" to her boy/girl twins. She has been at the forefront, fighting for America's core principles for more than a decade.2024 The Jenny Beth Show Daily Philosophy Political Science Politics & Government Social Sciences World
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  • SAVE America Act Left for Dead & an Australian Voted in Two US Elections | King, Jones, Kahn
    Jul 9 2026

    Janelle King serves on the Georgia State Election Board and has become one of the country's clearest voices for election transparency and voter confidence. She explains Georgia's new vote-tabulation transparency rule and why the board is fighting for observers in the state's centralized vote-reporting room.

    Ned Jones studies the vulnerabilities of voting by mail for the Election Integrity Network. He walks through how election mail actually moves through the Postal Service, what the redefined postmark means for ballot deadlines, and what the Supreme Court's Watson decision got wrong.

    Jon Kahn is a singer-songwriter, the writer of "Fighter" and "American Heart," and the COO and Minister of Culture at Breitbart News. He shares the America 250 American Soundtrack project, ten original songs from Nashville songwriters celebrating the country.

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Graham Platner Scandal & SAVE America Act Standoff: Character Is Negotiable | Ives & McNeily
    Jul 8 2026

    Jeanne Ives is a former Illinois state representative, a West Point graduate from a family of West Point graduates and active-duty service members, and the CEO of Breakthrough Ideas, where she writes a weekly newsletter on state and local policy. She hosts a daily radio hour on AM 560 from 11:00 AM to noon, Monday through Friday.

    Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action. A former RSBN anchor, he spent the July 4 weekend on the ground at the America 250 kickoff in Washington, D.C., where he filmed the flyover footage featured at the close of this episode.

    Key topics:

    • What Democrats knew about Graham Platner before Maine's primary
    • Breaking: an Illinois Democrat state representative indicted for federal fraud
    • Florida vs. Illinois: DeSantis and Pritzker each signed eight budgets, with opposite results
    • The Todd Blanche confirmation fight and the letter from 1,200 former Justice Department employees
    • President Trump declares the ceasefire with Iran over
    • The SAVE America Act: 50 senators on record and a Senate that went home
    • Abdul El-Sayed's defund-the-police audio and the Planned Parenthood funding fight

    Timestamped breakdown:

    00:00 — Cold open: the party that chose ideology over character

    00:57 — Welcome and today's headlines

    04:18 — Take action: two calls to make today

    05:21 — Guest introductions: Jeanne Ives and Robert McNeily

    05:52 — Graham Platner and how Democrats vet their own

    08:58 — Breaking: an Illinois Democrat state representative indicted for fraud

    11:35 — Florida vs. Illinois: DeSantis and Pritzker by the numbers

    17:47 — What the Left actually values

    22:51 — Todd Blanche and the letter from 1,200 former employees

    31:19 — Breaking: the Iran ceasefire is over

    40:49 — The SAVE America Act: 50 senators on record

    47:36 — Abdul El-Sayed's defund-the-police audio

    49:58 — The Planned Parenthood funding fight

    53:53 — Where to follow Jeanne Ives

    55:03 — July 4 flyover footage and closing calls to action

    Links mentioned:

    passthesaveamericaact.com

    tpp.me/ombcomment

    whitehouse.gov/contact

    breakthrough-ideas.com

    teapartypatriots.org

    jennybethshow.com

    Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

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    1 hr
  • Birthright Citizenship: What the Supreme Court Got Wrong | Dr. John Eastman
    Jul 7 2026

    Dr. John Eastman is one of the country's leading constitutional scholars. He clerked at the United States Supreme Court, has been involved in more than 200 cases before the Court, and founded a constitutional litigation center more than 25 years ago dedicated to restoring the principles of the American founding.

    Host Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action.

    Key topics:

    • Why the 6-3 birthright citizenship headline is wrong and the real vote was 5-4
    • What "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" meant to the men who wrote the Fourteenth Amendment
    • The 1898 Wong Kim Ark decision and the history the majority ignored
    • Justice Thomas's 91-page dissent and Justice Alito's warning
    • Trump v. Slaughter, the end of Humphrey's Executor, and restored presidential power
    • What Congress can do now, and the Dred Scott precedent for pushing back
    • The Court's ruling protecting girls' sports

    Timestamps:

    00:00 — The SAVE America Act sits stalled in the Senate

    01:49 — Maine's Senate race and the Susan Collins math

    03:21 — Trump at the NATO summit; the Charlie Kirk hearing begins

    04:51 — A landmark Supreme Court term

    05:23 — Call to action: pass the SAVE America Act

    06:37 — Dr. John Eastman joins; celebrating America's 250th

    07:20 — Was this really a consequential term?

    08:47 — Trump v. Slaughter and restored presidential power

    16:31 — Birthright citizenship: why the number is wrong

    21:01 — Wong Kim Ark and the history the Court ignored

    25:42 — The dissents and what Congress can do

    41:19 — Judicial supremacy, Lincoln, and Dred Scott

    46:37 — Ten years from the escalator to the border

    49:16 — The Court protects girls' sports

    52:09 — Calls to action and a 250-year close

    Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, passthesaveamericaact.com. Call the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.

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    57 mins
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