CPAC Now: America Uncanceled with Matt and Mercedes Schlapp

Can the American Dream survive in Biden’s America? And what is with this 1/6 hearing? Lauren Boebert talks with Mercedes Schlapp to provide her opinion on what is in store for the future of America.

Senator Rick Scott joins the show and discusses why his speech was removed off of YouTube as well as many others.

America UnCanceled: CPAC Joins the International Summit to End Human Trafficking

Investigative journalist and Substack author Julie Kelly brings her perspective on the indictments of President Donald Trump and the January 6th trials to this episode of America Uncanceled with Matt and Mercedes Schlapp.

More innocent individuals are being dragged into nightmarish and unfair court cases as the indictments against President Trump pile up and the January 6th trials continue with a new crop of cases. The FBI is showing their hand with their deliberate and weekly round ups of people guilty of minimal charges or no crime at all. The courts pick up where the FBI leaves off by applying excessive sentences for low-level misdemeanors, rejecting defendants’ requests for a jury of peers, and by trying crimes not belonging to that level of court.

Kelly believes the American public is waking up the reality of the events of January 6th and the double standard of subsequent witch hunts.

“People are starting to question, ‘Wait, maybe what I saw on my TV that afternoon wasn’t really what happened.’ And thankfully, people are being more open-minded not just about what actually happened, questioning the role of government agencies. You know, where’s the pipe bomber? Or Why was the intelligence not shared? Why was say, for example, Capitol Police Chief Steve Sund, his request for National Guard days beforehand even that afternoon, thwarted by Nancy Pelosi’s Capitol Police Board? So, people are starting to be more open-minded,”

Because of the public awareness of these trials and very serious implications of the FBI’s prosecution rampage, Kelly sees this becoming a major issue and should be at the forefront of the 2024 election.

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CEO and founder of Mission America Aaron Spradlin discusses human trafficking ahead of CPAC’s International Summit to Combat Human Trafficking with Mercedes Schlapp on this episode of America Uncanceled.

Spradlin was invited to speak at CPAC’s Summit to Combat Human Trafficking, hosted by CPAC’s new Center for Combating Human Trafficking, for his organization, Mission America’s, work to end trafficking. Spradlin is motivated to rescue the millions of children harmed, traumatized, and abused by this form of modern-day slavery, and often subjected to inhumane treatment right here in the United States, which the world’s largest consumer of human trafficking.

“We have to choke this off,” Spradlin states. “The biggest goal is the grassroots part of what we’re doing to open the eyes of the American people, let them know that this is a national problem, not just an international problem, and then, I want to see you rise up against it. One thing about this, the bad people on both sides of this is a minority number. There are a lot of massively powerful Christian, faith-based, God-loving, kingdom people that could crush this.”

Spradlin urges grassroots action by spreading awareness and parents teaching their children social media safety. He also urges border security measures including increased staff and border security agents and DNA testing for groups claiming family status to stop the movement of trafficking in and out of the country. CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking is joining Mission America in supporting these efforts to end modern-day slavery. The CPAC Center for Combating Human Trafficking is not only working to end trafficking but is also working to establish safe houses in the United States to care for the victims of this egregious system.

For more, visit Conservative.org or follow @CPAC on social media. You can also follow Matt Schlapp @MSchlapp or Mercedes Schlapp @MercedesSchlapp to keep up with current events.