Memo Day Has Come. Now What?

According to authorities, Amtrak 91 collided with the freight train just outside of the state's capital of Columbia around 2:35 a.m. EST, sending 70 of its 140 passengers to area hospitals. The incident marks Amtrak's third fatal crash in less than 50 days. The man who sold ammunition to Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock was arrested on Friday on charges of manufacturing and selling armor-piercing bullets without having the proper licensing, in violation of federal law. Gabrielle Bosché, President and CEO of The Millennial Solution, she will join me to discuss millennials and capitalism. It seems, while budget negotiations are going smoothly, immigration negotiations aren't seeing the same success. And Dick Durbin's interview seems to indicate an unconditional surrender on the issue. For liberty-loving people, Memo Day was both a sad day and a victorious day. Sad because our deepest fears have been confirmed; our government (formed to protect the rights of the people) has been weaponized for political purposes. Victorious because the truth has been exposed and now, we the people, can correct this problem. The hard work of fixing the issue is just beginning.