All shows February through May 2025 produced by Dave Klucken and Stan Fitzgerald
Scott Presler is a dynamic conservative activist whose grassroots initiatives have significantly influenced Republican voter mobilization efforts across the United States. Born on May 15, 1988, in Jacksonville, Florida, Presler grew up in a military family and earned a degree in criminal justice from George Mason University.
Presler's political activism gained national attention through his leadership in voter registration drives and community service projects. Notably, he organized large-scale neighborhood cleanups in cities like Baltimore and Los Angeles, demonstrating a commitment to civic engagement
In 2023, Presler founded Early Vote Action (EVA), a political action committee focused on encouraging early voting among Republicans. His efforts were instrumental in increasing Republican voter registration, particularly in swing states like Pennsylvania, where he helped register 50,000 new Republican voters and flipped two traditionally Democratic counties.
Presler's outreach extended to underrepresented communities, including the Amish in Pennsylvania, contributing to broader Republican support in the 2024 elections. His innovative strategies and dedication have earned him recognition within conservative circles, including the Ronald Reagan Award at CPAC in 2021
Lucretia Hughes is a prominent conservative activist, media personality, and community leader based in Georgia. She is the co-founder of Fallback Productions Studio LLC and the host of Real News with Lucretia Hughes, a program that addresses political and cultural issues affecting everyday Americans. Her show has garnered significant attention, achieving over five million views in a 28-day period on Facebook alone.
Born and raised in Commerce, Georgia, Hughes is a mother of four and grandmother of nine. She holds an Associate Degree in Business Management and Administration from ITT Technical College and works as a financial professional.
Hughes is deeply involved in conservative activism. She serves as the Communications Director for the Georgia State Chapter of Veterans for America First (VFAF) and is a VFAF National Ambassador. In these roles, she advocates for veterans' rights, national sovereignty, and constitutional freedoms.
A staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, Hughes has testified before Congress on gun rights and is a member of the NRA Outreach Committee. She is currently campaigning for a seat on the NRA Board of Directors, aiming to become the first Black woman elected to the board.
Hughes has also held leadership positions in various conservative organizations, including serving as President of the Lanier Tea Party Patriots and being an active member of the Georgia Republican Assembly and the Walton County Republican Party.
