The Jim Benson Show

The Jim Benson Show; conservative talk radio done right, addressing the issues that concern you. With a background of many years as a journalist, host Jim Benson offers his unique perspective on current events and issues that we face as individuals and as a nation. Some Useful Links for Facts, Truth and Alternative Opinion about the 2020 Presidential Election and Current AffairsEpochTimes.comNTD News (ntd.com)RudyGiulianics.com (Rudy’s Common Sense)TrevorLoudon.comOne American News NetworkNewsMax TVSteve Bannon’s War Room (BannonsWarRoom.com)Karaken-Wood.comBreitbart NewsBongino ReportRush Limbaugh radio showMark Levin radio showBanned.VideoFrontPageMag.comTheNewAmerican.comEveryLegalVote.comJay Sekulow LiveGingrich360.comIndependent Content Providers on You Tube and Elsewhere on the InternetOpen Source News with BCPBeyond The Noise with David ZhangZooming In with Simone GaoEye Opener with Michael Lewis (There are two Eye Opener programs with host Michael Lewis.

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  The Jim Benson Show

  The Jim Benson Show, August 16, 2026

  Aug 17, 202629 min

  The Jim Benson Show Dems Fighting Dems: Communist Civil War Jim Benson examines election-integrity controversies, ideological conflict within the Democratic Party, and efforts to advance voter-identification and citizenship requirements, using extended clips from the Dr. Steve Turley Show and Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics podcast while adding his own conservative commentary and warnings about the approaching midterm elections. Can enough be done in the election integrity battle before Midterms? Election Integrity, the Democratic Party Divide, and the Fight Over the SAVE America Act The Jim Benson Show: Election Controversies and Democratic Party Conflict Jim Benson opens with a clip from the Dr. Steve Turley Show, then identifies the source as Dr. Steve Turley’s YouTube program from August 12. Benson says the clip concerns a Wisconsin Democratic primary and allegations involving missing election data, late-night vote reporting, and an establishment-backed candidate defeating a democratic-socialist rival. He presents the event as evidence of election dysfunction and an escalating struggle between establishment Democrats and the party’s socialist wing. These election-fraud and manipulation allegations are claims made by Benson and the featured commentators and are not independently verified in the transcript. The Dr. Steve Turley Show: Francesca Hong and the Democratic Civil War In the featured Dr. Steve Turley Show segment, Turley discusses Wisconsin candidate Francesca Hong, polling that reportedly placed her far ahead, and her eventual primary defeat. He characterizes her political positions as radically left-wing and argues that the result reveals a damaging internal conflict between Democratic Socialists of America-aligned candidates and older establishment figures such as James Carville. Turley says establishment Democrats fear that openly socialist candidates could make the party nationally unelectable. Benson agrees that the Democratic Party is divided but remains skeptical that establishment figures are fundamentally separate from the broader progressive movement. Jim Benson’s Commentary on Election Systems and Political Power Benson expands the discussion into broader allegations about electronic voting, international influence, voter-data manipulation, government agencies, and previous American elections. He references former CIA operative Gary Berntsen and the book Stolen Elections, claiming they describe a Venezuela-linked election operation affecting numerous countries. Benson argues against electronic voting systems and says election security must be strengthened before the midterms. He expressly states that he is not advocating violence or illegal activity, but says he believes political opponents and election systems must be openly challenged through speech and lawful action. Real Politics with Brian Maxwell: The SAVE America Act The program then turns to an extended clip from Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics podcast. Maxwell argues that the SAVE America Act remains politically viable despite the Senate recess and says state-level election laws may accomplish some of its objectives even if Congress does not immediately pass the full federal legislation. He criticizes Senate leadership, Mitch McConnell-aligned Republicans, Lisa Murkowski, Democratic officials, and what he calls the mainstream media for discouraging supporters. He claims nineteen states have adopted their own versions of election-integrity protections and urges viewers not to assume the federal effort has failed. Real Politics Clips: Kamala Harris and State Voting Laws Brian Maxwell plays a clip of Kamala Harris criticizing voter-identification requirements, proof-of-citizenship rules, redistricting decisions, voter-roll maintenance, and new election laws passed in several states. Maxwell interprets her comments as evidence that Democrats are worried about tighter election controls. The segment argues that identification and citizenship documentation are reasonable safeguards, while Harris frames the same policies as obstacles that could make voting or registration more difficult. The episode presents this disagreement through partisan commentary rather than a neutral legal analysis. Real Politics Clips: Ken Paxton, Rick Scott, Marsha Blackburn, and Randy Fine The segment includes comments attributed to a speaker identified in the transcript as Paxton, along with Senator Rick Scott, Senator Marsha Blackburn, and Representative Randy Fine. These speakers advocate voter identification, citizenship verification, voter-roll checks, and passage of all or part of the SAVE America Act. Blackburn suggests breaking the legislation into smaller components, while Fine describes possible legislative paths involving reconciliation or attaching election provisions to restrictions on congressional insider trading. Maxwell further argues that Vice President J.D. Vance, as president of the Senate, could play a role in advancing the measure. Allegations Involving Alaska and Lisa Murkowski Maxwell discusses voter-registration figures in Alaska and speculates that registration discrepancies may help explain Senator Lisa Murkowski’s opposition to election legislation. Importantly, the speaker acknowledges that this is his opinion and that he does not have proof for the broader accusation he advances. The segment then briefly shifts into a sponsored discussion of Medicare-plan assistance before returning to the election-integrity debate. Because these portions contain numerical claims, allegations about illegal voting, and assertions involving named public officials, they would require independent verification before being presented outside the context of attributed commentary. Midterm Stakes and the Closing Warning Benson closes by saying he doubts that all of the Trump administration’s election-security initiatives will succeed before the midterms. He frames the election as a struggle over continued Republican control of Congress, the future of the MAGA movement, and the direction of the United States and Western civilization. He directs listeners to The Jim Benson Show page on BBSRadio.com, his social-media account, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and related videos, and announces that the program will return in two weeks.

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  The Jim Benson Show

  The Jim Benson Show, August 2, 2026

  Aug 3, 202648 min

  The Jim Benson Show Communist Dems: Hate America, Destroy America Trump asks SCOTUS to allow USPS ballot mailing regulations. Election Integrity, Mail-In Ballots, and the Battle Over Voter Rolls Jim Benson examines election integrity through his own commentary and three outside video sources: Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics presentation on alleged non-citizen voter registrations in New Jersey, Stephen Gardner’s segment on Democratic polling, fundraising, fraud claims, and the SAVE Act, and attorney Andrew Branca’s commentary on litigation over Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order. Jim Benson Opens With Election Integrity and Political Commentary In this episode of The Jim Benson Show, Jim Benson frames the program around election integrity, mail-in ballots, non-citizen voter registration allegations, and related political commentary. He opens by identifying his conservative perspective, criticizing the Democratic Party in strongly partisan terms, and arguing that the 2020 election was illegitimate because of what he describes as mail-in ballot fraud, electronic vote manipulation, and broader election-rigging claims. The transcript notes that political claims, allegations, quoted language, and strong partisan statements are preserved as speaker or presenter statements and were not independently verified in the cleanup. Jim Benson Introduces Three Outside Video Sources Jim explains that the episode will use three video presentations played back-to-back. The first source is Brian Maxwell on the Real Politics YouTube channel, discussing claims about New Jersey officials, voter rolls, and alleged non-citizen voting. The second source is Stephen Gardner from The Stephen Gardner Show on YouTube, covering Democratic polling, fundraising, alleged fraud, and the SAVE Act. The third source is attorney Andrew Branca, discussing legal challenges to President Trump’s executive order involving the U.S. Postal Service and mail-in ballots. Brian Maxwell / Real Politics: New Jersey Voter Roll Allegations The first clip source, Brian Maxwell of Real Politics, focuses on claims that New Jersey improperly registered approximately 6,600 non-citizens through a motor vehicle software issue and that roughly 400 of them voted. Maxwell argues that this admission undermines Democratic claims that non-citizen voting is not a real issue, and he repeatedly frames the story as evidence of a larger national problem. His segment includes references to Governor Mikie Sherrill, CNN, Good Morning America, Scott Jennings, John Solomon, Idemia, the Department of Justice, Harmeet Dhillon, and Department of Homeland Security figures, while asserting that the New Jersey numbers may be much higher than publicly acknowledged. Stephen Gardner Show: Polls, Fundraising, RFK Jr., Trump, and the SAVE Act The second clip source, Stephen Gardner of The Stephen Gardner Show, shifts from New Jersey-specific claims to national political momentum and election-integrity legislation. Gardner argues that Democrats are unpopular, financially weakened, and facing poor public trust, citing claims about DNC debt, Republican fundraising strength, and unfavorable polling for Democrats in Congress. He also includes a segment attributed to RFK Jr. about alleged fraud in government payments, then turns to President Trump’s statements about voter rolls, mail-in ballots, voter ID, proof of citizenship, and the need to pass the SAVE Act before the midterms. Andrew Branca: Mail-In Ballot Litigation and Trump’s Executive Order The third clip source, attorney Andrew Branca, discusses litigation over President Trump’s executive order aimed at checking alleged mail-in ballot fraud. Branca says Democratic states see the order as an existential threat, describes an injunction against implementation, and explains that the case went from federal court to the First Circuit Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court. He criticizes Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s handling of the timeline and argues that universal mail-in ballots create fraud opportunities because ballots are sent to voter rolls that may include ineligible people, dead voters, people who moved, or others he says should not receive ballots. Jim Benson’s Larger Argument About Mail-In Ballots and the Midterms Taken together, Jim uses the three outside clips to support his larger argument that mail-in ballots, voter rolls, non-citizen registrations, and legal challenges are central to the 2026 midterm elections. He says Democratic officials and allied judges are resisting President Trump’s election-integrity efforts, and he presents the New Jersey claims as only the beginning of what he believes is a much larger national issue. The program repeatedly links voter ID, proof of citizenship, federal voter-roll review, the Postal Service, and the SAVE Act to the broader question of whether the United States can have secure elections before the upcoming congressional midterms. Closing Information and Where to Find the Show Jim closes by saying he hopes listeners found the content valuable and directs them to watch or listen to the podcast after it is posted on The Jim Benson Show pages at BBSRadio.com. He also mentions availability on X.com, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and related video sections on his BBS Radio pages. He tells listeners to look for the show again in two weeks in the same time slot and ends by wishing them a good rest of the day and evening.

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  The Jim Benson Show

  The Jim Benson Show, July 19, 2026

  Jul 20, 202632 min

  The Jim Benson Show Leftist-Dominated Mainstream Media Refuse To Air & Denigrate Trump's Election Warnings CA Governor Gavin Newsom & wife's finances come under federal scrutiny Jim Benson examines President Donald Trump’s election-security address, plays analysis from Dr. Steve Turley, and features a Ron Yates podcast segment exploring federal scrutiny surrounding Gavin Newsom’s political and financial circle. Featured Audio Sources This episode of The Jim Benson Show includes excerpts from President Donald Trump’s July 16 address to the nation, commentary from Dr. Steve Turley’s YouTube program, and a podcast/video presentation by Ron Yates containing additional news and interview clips. Jim Benson introduces each source and adds his own conservative commentary about election systems, government transparency, media coverage, and political accountability. President Trump’s July 16 Address to the Nation Jim opens the program with audio from President Trump’s July 16 address concerning alleged vulnerabilities within American election systems. Trump’s excerpt claims that China obtained approximately 220 million American voter files and that foreign actors possessed information that could potentially be exploited for election-related activities. Returning to the microphone, Jim characterizes the speech as a major national-security warning involving electronic voting systems, voter registration records, mail-in ballots, and foreign interference. He also criticizes several mainstream television networks for either declining to broadcast the address live or presenting it alongside efforts to challenge Trump’s assertions. Jim presents the newly released government documents as support for concerns he and other conservative commentators have raised since the 2020 election. These statements are presented throughout the episode as claims and interpretations made by Trump, Jim, and the featured commentators. Dr. Steve Turley’s Election-Document Analysis Jim next plays a video from Dr. Steve Turley’s YouTube channel examining Trump’s speech and the declassified election-related documents. Turley organizes the material into four principal areas: voting-system vulnerabilities, China’s reported acquisition of American voter information, an investigation involving voter registrations in Michigan, and claims about noncitizens or deceased individuals remaining on voter rolls. He argues that the release of source documents alongside Trump’s speech represents an unusual level of government transparency. Turley also maintains that the documents raise questions about whether officials within the intelligence community minimized or withheld information about foreign election interference. His presentation strongly criticizes legacy media organizations, accusing them of applying inconsistent standards depending on whether a development benefits Democrats or Republicans. Jim introduces the segment as one of the early analyses of information he expects conservative and alternative-media commentators to examine more extensively. Jim Benson’s Election-Security Perspective Following the Turley segment, Jim reinforces his belief that electronic election systems remain vulnerable to domestic and foreign manipulation. He references a book attributed in the transcript to Ralph Pezzullo and connects its arguments to earlier public claims made by Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, and other figures following the 2020 election. Jim also discusses allegations involving Venezuela and the reported use of technology to alter election results in multiple countries. He acknowledges that some of the released files are heavily redacted and that he was unable to open certain documents on his computer. Nevertheless, he states that the available information strengthens his conviction that major election-security concerns were previously dismissed or concealed. The segment reflects Jim’s personal political conclusions and his broader criticism of federal institutions, Democratic officials, and mainstream news organizations. The Ron Yates Podcast Examines Gavin Newsom’s Inner Circle The program then shifts to a podcast/video segment from Ron Yates concerning an ongoing federal investigation involving individuals within California Governor Gavin Newsom’s political circle. Jim explains that the investigation reportedly began during the Biden administration, challenging Newsom’s public characterization of the matter as political retaliation from the Trump administration. In the Ron Yates segment, the discussion focuses on former Newsom chief of staff Dana Williamson, cooperating witness Alexis Podesta, and reports that Podesta secretly recorded conversations during the investigation. An embedded news interview features commentary from Citizens Alliance CEO Cliff Maloney, who argues that the use of a cooperating witness and wiretap suggests investigators were examining potentially serious conduct. The speakers speculate about the possible consequences for Newsom’s national political ambitions while acknowledging that the precise scope of the investigation remains unresolved. Jim presents the clip as evidence that legal and political problems surrounding Newsom’s associates may be becoming more significant. The Ron Yates Podcast Follows the Newsom Family Finances Continuing within the Ron Yates podcast/video, the focus turns toward Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s nonprofit organization, the Representation Project, and payments reportedly made to her and a for-profit business she owns. Yates describes the financial arrangements in highly critical language and raises questions about donors, executive compensation, and possible connections between nonprofit funding and Gavin Newsom’s political supporters. An embedded interview segment discusses reported salary figures, the size of the nonprofit, property transactions, mortgages, and whether the Newsoms’ publicly known income appears consistent with their expenses. The interview participant notes that nonprofit organizations may legally determine executive compensation but suggests investigators could examine the identities and government relationships of major donors. The segment also references a California diaper-distribution contract involving an organization connected to Newsom’s wife, although Jim notes that this development may have emerged after the Yates video was recorded. No final legal determination is presented, and the allegations remain framed as subjects of reporting, commentary, and investigation. Media Accountability and Jim Benson’s Closing Message Across both principal topics, Jim argues that alternative and conservative media organizations are investigating stories he believes mainstream outlets have minimized. He presents the Trump address and supporting documents as evidence that election-security questions deserve renewed examination. He likewise treats the federal investigation surrounding Newsom’s associates and family finances as a test of whether political leaders will receive equal scrutiny regardless of party affiliation. The episode blends Jim’s direct commentary with substantial portions of outside audio, allowing listeners to hear the featured arguments before he places them within his own political perspective. He closes by directing listeners to The Jim Benson Show page on BBS Radio TV, where the episode and related videos are available. Jim also invites the audience to return for the next program in two weeks.

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  The Jim Benson Show

  The Jim Benson Show, July 5, 2026

  Jul 6, 202641 min

  The Jim Benson Show What To Do About SCOTUS Ballot, Birthright Rulings China, Venezuela, Cuba, and others have been working to sway US Elections Election Integrity, Judicial Power, and the Warning Over America’s Political Future Jim Benson Show: A Warning About America’s Direction In this episode of The Jim Benson Show, host Jim Benson opens with a strongly framed conservative commentary about U.S. domestic politics, election integrity, constitutional government, and what he describes as a struggle to preserve America from globalist, communist, and totalitarian forces. He sets up the episode as a curated program built around audio/video segments from other commentators, with his own introductions and closing analysis connecting those clips to concerns about courts, voting systems, mail-in ballots, birthright citizenship, and communist influence in American politics. Dr. Steve Turley Segment: Supreme Court Decisions, Birthright Citizenship, and Mail-In Ballots Jim introduces a segment from Dr. Steve Turley, who criticizes recent Supreme Court decisions involving birthright citizenship and mail-in ballot deadlines. Turley argues that Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett acted as “institutionalists” rather than constitutional originalists, particularly in decisions he says harmed conservative priorities. He objects to interpretations of the Fourteenth Amendment that preserve birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, and he also criticizes a ruling allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be received and counted afterward. Turley frames both rulings as setbacks for election integrity and calls for stronger legislation, executive action, and ultimately possible constitutional amendments. Dr. Steve Turley Segment: Article V, the SAVE Act, and Conservative Legal Strategy Continuing through the Turley segment, the discussion turns to what conservatives might do next. Turley argues that Republicans need future Supreme Court nominees who are “faithful, unapologetic originalists” rather than judges concerned primarily with the court’s reputation. He also discusses the possibility of using an Article V constitutional convention, noting that Republican control of more state legislatures could make constitutional amendments more realistic. In the shorter term, he points to the SAVE Act and federal legislation requiring proof of citizenship and tighter mail-in ballot rules as ways to respond to what he views as judicial failures. Watching the Watchers Segment: Robert Gouveia on Trump’s Election Executive Order Jim then introduces audio from Robert Gouveia’s Watching the Watchers podcast, focused on court challenges to President Trump’s election-related executive order. Gouveia explains that the order sought to use federal data sources to help verify citizenship and voter eligibility, while also directing the U.S. Postal Service not to process mail ballots that did not match approved voter lists. He argues that the federal government already has access to citizenship information through agencies such as the IRS, Social Security Administration, Homeland Security, and others, and he presents the order as an attempt to strengthen election integrity without taking elections away from the states. Watching the Watchers Segment: Judges, Lawfare, and Voter-List Disputes In the same Watching the Watchers segment, Gouveia criticizes rulings by federal judges who blocked parts of Trump’s executive order, including cases involving the League of Women Voters, the Department of Homeland Security, blue states, the Postal Service, and red-state efforts to intervene. He argues that left-leaning organizations and judges use lawsuits to prevent voter-list verification, citizenship checks, and election-integrity measures from taking effect. Gouveia frames these legal battles as part of a broader “lawfare” infrastructure that, in his view, prioritizes broad ballot access over safeguards against fraud. Matt Morse TV Segment: McCarthy, Communism, and the Democratic Party Jim’s final clip comes from the Matt Morse TV channel. Morse argues that Senator Joseph McCarthy was ultimately right about communist infiltration of American institutions, including schools, universities, the military, and politics. He connects that historical argument to what he describes as the modern Democratic Party’s shift toward socialism or communism, referencing New York political candidates associated with Zohran Mamdani and President Trump’s public statements warning that communists are “making their move.” Morse also discusses Donald Trump’s connection to Roy Cohn, who had worked with McCarthy, presenting that relationship as part of Trump’s longer anti-communist political formation. Matt Morse TV Segment: Lara Trump, Donald Trump, and the “Communism vs. Freedom” Frame The Matt Morse TV segment also includes clips of Lara Trump and Donald Trump. Lara Trump argues that socialists have taken over the Democratic Party because of weak leadership and radical education narratives, while Trump says communism is easy to sell because it promises free rent, housing, food, and comfort before eventually producing collapse, squalor, and suffering. Morse reinforces that argument with the phrase “useful idiots,” claiming voters are being deceived by promises of free benefits. Jim closes by agreeing with the broader “communism versus freedom” framing, citing claims about stolen elections, Venezuela, Cuba, China, electronic voting systems, and global election manipulation, then directs listeners to The Jim Benson Show pages, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and his X account.

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  The Jim Benson Show

  The Jim Benson Show, June 21, 2026

  Jun 22, 202650 min

  The Jim Benson Show Stocks Surge, Oil Plunges On Iran War Peace Deal Greasy Gavin Newsom claims political persecution as feds probe staff and his wife Iran, Election Integrity, and California Corruption Claims Through a Conservative Lens Episode Overview — The Jim Benson Show, The Alex Jones Show, Dr. Steve Turley, and Real Politics with Brian Maxwell In this episode of The Jim Benson Show, host Jim Benson presents a commentary-driven program built around several video clips from other conservative media programs. He explains that the episode will feature clips from The Alex Jones Show, Dr. Steve Turley’s YouTube commentary, Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics, and another Dr. Steve Turley segment. The first half focuses on competing conservative reactions to the Trump administration’s Iran ceasefire and peace framework, while the second half turns to election integrity, mail-in ballot controls, and federal investigations or allegations involving California Governor Gavin Newsom’s political circle. The Alex Jones Show — Iran Deal as Capitulation and Strategic Failure Jim first introduces a clip from Alex Jones, who argues that President Trump was pulled into the Iran conflict under false pretenses and that Israel manipulated the situation for its own strategic goals. Jones frames the ceasefire and memorandum of understanding as a weak outcome, calling the war unnecessary and suggesting that Iran emerged intact or even victorious. He points to headlines describing the deal as capitulation, notes that Israel rejected or criticized the deal, and argues that Trump may now be trying to stop the situation from getting worse. Jim makes clear that he respects Jones’s broader work but believes Jones is largely wrong about Trump’s handling of Iran. Dr. Steve Turley — Iran Deal as Trump’s Strategic Masterstroke Jim then plays a contrasting clip from Dr. Steve Turley, who presents the Iran agreement as a major Trump victory. Turley argues that Trump used pressure, a U.S. counter-blockade, and economic leverage to force Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and enter a 60-day ceasefire and negotiation period. He says Iran’s threat to disrupt global oil markets had long been its strongest leverage, but that Trump broke that leverage by making Iran lose massive oil revenue while keeping global oil prices from spiraling out of control. Jim states that he is much closer to Turley’s position, believing Trump’s actions made the world safer and may create a path toward a more stable Middle East. The Jim Benson Show Commentary — From Iran to America’s Political Fight After the Iran clips, Jim offers his own reaction. He says the future depends on whether Iran complies with the peace framework, but he is hopeful that the agreement can lead to better conditions in the Middle East and eventually greater freedom for the Iranian people. He then pivots to domestic politics, arguing that with the Iran conflict hopefully behind the country, the Trump administration should focus on preserving the American republic, strengthening election reforms, and preventing Democrats from regaining power in the midterms. Jim strongly criticizes Democrats, mail-in voting, open borders, climate-change politics, and what he describes as Marxist revolutionary policies, while also emphasizing that he is not advocating violence or illegality. Dr. Steve Turley — Postal Service Ballot Rules and Mail-In Voting Controls Jim’s next clip is another Dr. Steve Turley segment, this time about the Trump administration’s proposed use of the U.S. Postal Service to impose new controls on mail-in ballots. Turley argues that blue states, especially California, created legally sanctioned election systems that make fraud easier by using automatic voter registration, same-day registration, universal mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting, and long ballot-counting windows. He says Trump’s executive order would require states to submit verified mail-in and absentee voter lists with unique barcodes before the Postal Service processes ballots, creating a federal choke point for mail-in elections. In Turley’s view, this would force states to verify citizenship, track chain of custody, and clean up voter rolls. Real Politics with Brian Maxwell and Dr. Steve Turley — Gavin Newsom, California, and Alleged Corruption The final clips come from Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics and Dr. Steve Turley, both discussing investigations and allegations surrounding California Governor Gavin Newsom, his staff, and his wife’s nonprofit. The clips focus on Newsom’s claim that President Trump and the Department of Justice are targeting him because he criticizes Trump and may run for president. Maxwell and Turley instead frame the probes as investigations into alleged corruption, behested payments, nonprofit donations, state contracts, homelessness spending, fraud, and Newsom’s former chief of staff Dana Williamson, who pleaded guilty to federal felonies. Jim carefully notes that Newsom is entitled to the presumption of innocence and that, according to one report he saw, federal authorities were not currently investigating Newsom personally. Closing Commentary - Watching California and Defending Peaceful Political Action Jim closes by saying it remains to be seen what the investigations will reveal, but he welcomes scrutiny of what he considers the damage Democrats have done in California. He again frames the episode as evidence and perspective for listeners who want to legally and peacefully protect freedom, prosperity, and national survival. The show ends with Jim directing listeners to The Jim Benson Show pages on BBSRadio.com, his podcast platforms, related video sections, and his next episode two weeks later.

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