The Tucker Carlson Live Tour is coming to BOK Center on September 11 with special guest Dan Bongino. Special guest speakers include Kimberly fletcher from Mom’s for America, Labelled by the media as “an unabashed America-loving mom”, Kimberly is an author, columnist and the president and founder of Moms for America®. She is the wife of a retired Air Force officer and mother of 8 children, who has made it her personal mission to educate and inspire the mothers of America to realize their immeasurable worth and powerful influence on society simply by being who they are. Kimberly has the authored or co-authored several books including “WOMEN: America’s Last Best Hope.” She has appeared on numerous national media outlets including Fox News, Sinclair Broadcasting, Townhall, The Blaze and Breitbart. Kimberly has over 17 years’ experience in grassroots activism, including working with two presidential campaigns. She and her family live in Omaha, Nebraska where her husband retired from the Air Force in 2016. 

Speaker Joe Penland, “Joe From Texas,” Joe Penland grew up in Texas in a family with limited financial means. His father had a stroke and eventually passed away when Joe was in middle school. His mother took in laundry and ironing, and Joe and his three brothers worked odd jobs to help with family expenses. He says the family was strapped, and could not have made it without Social Security.

“Social Security is not a gift to anyone,” Joe said. “We all pay into it. But government has squandered it, and pilfered the trust fund.” But it would be horrible for the 70 million Americans who rely on Social Security to lose it, Joe said. Joe from Texas is a family man with children, grandchildren and great grandchildren who has had tremendous success and lived the American dream. His beliefs are both straightforward and deeply held. He believes in God, his family, and the United States of America. He wants to Save America. He believes our cumulative debt poses the single greatest danger to our way of life. So he’s making his way around the country, meeting and talking with people who have worked in the White House, Congress, and government.

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Going into the presidential election this fall, the United States is going to be one intense place. Join Tucker Carlson and friends from coast to coast as he hits the road for his first live tour. Tucker will be joined on stage by some of the most fascinating and recognizable guests, responding to everything that is happening in real time. The Tucker Carlson Live Tour is presented by Sambrosa.com and brought to you by Swan Bitcoin.

In attendance supporting these outstanding speakers will be special guest Dr. Lisa Christiansen founder of Oklahoma Women For Trump, a native of Oklahoman, Citizen of the United Keetoowah Band Of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma, 5th granddaughter of Sequoyah who created the Cherokee syllabary, daughter of the last monolingual Cherokee Mack Vann, and code talker George Washington Groundhog, Christiansen is a Living National. Dr. Lisa Christiansen Will be in attendance to support and offer insights bridging the gap of communication among tribal leaders, elders, and citizens to recognize the authentic support she has for our tribal nations as she advocates a better future for tribal citizens.

I believe we need to consult and communicate with the tribal elders for a better tomorrow while maintaining tribal sovereignty.

I also believe we must have some compromise if we hope to bridge the jurisdictional boundaries in order to protect Native American people as a whole, more specifically preventing missing and murdered indigenous women.

It is hard for the United States to step up to the plate and rule our murdered women on reservations as homicides when we have placed such strong jurisdictional powers within our own tribe making it a challenge to prosecute the perpetrator.

I believe we must maintain our sovereignty, I also believe we must make some compromises to protect our people and our future generations.

Communication is the key, trust is power.”

KRISTI EATON – Washington Times