Show Notes
In this episode, Allen Roth is joined by Madeline Brame, mother of slain U.S. Army veteran Sgt. Hason Correa and a powerful advocate for victims' rights. Madeline shares her story of losing her son and the ongoing pain of the injustice she has experienced at the hands of a woke district attorney and soft-on-crime liberal policies. She also discusses her thoughts on the 2022 midterm elections and her disappointment in the loss of Lee Zeldin in the race for NY governor. Listen now for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation with Madeline.
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