Guests - Betsy Smith, Kym Adair, Wayne Morrow, Dr. Mateja De Leonni   The latest controversy surrounding White House renovations has revealed a striking double standard in American politics. While Democrats express outrage over President Trump's East Wing and ballroom renovations, their indignation rings hollow when viewed against recent history. As Betsy Brantner Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association, points out, "Aren't they the side that pulled down statues, burned down buildings, destroyed many monuments around the country?" The Arizona Bowl has made significant contributions to the Tucson community. This past summer, the organization received applications from over 140 local charities and distributed more than $200,000 to 15-20 organizations, including the Humane Society, Girls Club, and smaller charities like a food bank in Oracle that assisted people affected by fire damage. Wayne Morrow, CEO of the John Birch Society, made a compelling case for the United States to withdraw from the United Nations. The John Birch Society, a non-partisan civics and education organization that has been active for over 60 years, has long warned about the UN's true agenda.