041526 SHORT 20 Min Kate and Susan Thoughts on Sen Mike Lee For Alito's SCOTUS Spot

In this 20-minute episode of Kate Dalley Radio, host Kate Dalley and guest Susan deliver a scathing critique of Senator Mike Lee of Utah as a potential Supreme Court nominee to replace Justice Samuel Alito. Dalley expresses deep skepticism about Lee's credibility, citing his perceived lack of substantive action, inconsistent political stances, and alignment with establishment figures she calls the 'club'—a network of politicians who prioritize loyalty over principle. She recounts personal tensions with Lee, including his controversial pre-election advice to vote for Hillary Clinton and his refusal to appear on her show after criticism. Dalley also highlights Lee's silence on critical issues like election integrity, NSA surveillance, and the 2004 election system overhaul, arguing that his constitutional rhetoric is hollow. The conversation extends to broader concerns about government overreach, including the unchallenged reauthorization of FISA Section 702 and the lack of transparency around election software. Despite Trump's public criticism of surveillance abuses, Dalley argues the system remains intact, with no real push for reform. The episode concludes with promotional segments for health products including CardioMiracle, Wisdom Oil, MyPillow, remineralization toothpaste, and the Cancer Don't Panic ebook.