State Legislatures Gaining Ground for Freedom: UT and WY Leading the Way

<![CDATA[ <p><span style="background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.05); color: rgb(19, 19, 19);">While many Americans focus on the White House to see change, attention must be given to local governments. Many states, particularly Utah and Wyoming, are currently seeing massive gains for freedom at the state legislature level, passing laws to make gold a transactional currency, lower taxes, and secure elections. To break down these wins, Utah State Representative Ken Ivory, who is sponsoring a bill to make gold a currency, joins the show to offer an update. Additionally, Wyoming State Senator and Senate President Bo Bitement joins The Sentinel Report to share how Wyoming is working to solidify the president's vision in state law. Shifting to politics federally, Newman chats with Karna Bodman, President Ronald Reagan's deputy press secretary and senior director of the National Security Council, to discuss the Trump administration's success and offering some engaging anecdotes from her time in the White House.</span></p> ]]>