Full Show - Rigged Systems and Runaway Spending: Debt, Deception, and the Fight for Accountability

The Tara Show

Today’s broadcasts reveal a sweeping portrait of dysfunction at every level of American politics and media. In the first segment, Rep. Ralph Norman draws a hard line against the Senate’s colossal spending package, blasting Lindsey Graham and John Thune for breaking their promises and adding over $600 billion in new annual deficit spending—fueling a debt trajectory toward $60 trillion in just a decade. The discussion shows how reckless budgets are rammed through by stuffing bills with pork to buy votes, leaving taxpayers and future generations to pay the price. At the same time, calls intensify to redo the U.S. census, as Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ron DeSantis argue that counting illegal immigrants has robbed red states like Florida and Texas of fair congressional representation. In the next segment, Lindsey Graham faces primary challenges from figures like Andre Bauer and Mark Lynch—but the host warns that splitting the opposition may ironically help Graham survive despite abysmal poll numbers. The conversation then pivots to Donald Trump’s $16 million settlement against CBS and Paramount for deceptively editing Kamala Harris’s interview to cover up her incoherent answers on Israel—proof, the host says, that corporate media functions as a campaign arm of the Democrats. Finally, explosive evidence emerges that the FBI not only suppressed proof of Chinese election interference and counterfeit IDs used in mass voter fraud, but also lied to Congress and destroyed records to protect Director Christopher Wray. All the while, the same FBI worked with Big Tech to censor Americans who questioned mail-in ballots and COVID policies—topics that were essential to justifying mass absentee voting and, ultimately, reshaping the election outcome. Taken together, these stories lay bare a rigged system—financially, politically, and culturally—where entrenched elites collude to maintain their power and silence dissent, leaving ordinary Americans to pay the price.