Sheriff David Clarke on 2A, Civil Rights, Media, and Inner City Violence

Whiskey Politics

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Ep: 106 - Sheriff David Clarke, Senior Advisor to the America First Action PAC joins Dave at Whiskey Politics to discuss gun rights, civil rights, inner-city violence, MS-13. immigration, the "shameful" media and his efforts in supporting the Trump Administration and Congress through 2018 and 2020. Sheriff Clarke also directly answers the hit pieces by the Left wing media on his tenure overseeing the Milwaukee Jail.

Currently, Sheriff Clarke serves as President of DAC Enterprises LLC; Senior Advisor and Spokesman at America First Action PAC/Policies. He is the former Sheriff of Milwaukee County, NRA Benevolent Member and Distinguished Chair of Law and Culture for the Capital Research Center.

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