Mike Johnson, the new House Speaker, is shaking up Washington by prioritizing fiscal responsibility. He's changing the way government programs are funded by splitting the bill for emergency assistance to Israel from the funding request for Ukraine. Johnson insists on offsetting the funds with a rescission, causing the Washington Swamp to be upset. However, he stands firm in his determination to make hard choices and address the national debt.

Rikki Schlott, a college student, reveals that she self-censored her right-leaning libertarian views at NYU out of fear of backlash and social media attacks. Together with others, Schlott co-wrote a book titled "The Canceling of the American Mind," which addresses the issue of cancel culture on campuses and beyond. She argues for more free speech, even if it includes hateful speech, and believes that younger generations must resist school censorship.

In a surprising turn, liberals are abandoning Joe Biden as he falls in the polls just before the election. Meanwhile, Trump is leading in swing states, indicating a need for a replacement.

The Digest, 11/8/2023 @1200AM, CDT

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