White House Witness Patrick Byrne Drops MAJOR Jan 6 Bombshells on Jack Smith, More – FRIDAY FULL SHOW 07/21/23

Alex Jones opens the broadcast by criticizing Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump regarding the January 6th Capitol events. Jones claims the legal strategy is a delusional attempt by blue state secretaries of state to block Trump from the 2024 ballot.

John Kerry faces scrutiny over his role as Special Presidential Envoy for Climate and his family's use of a private jet. During a congressional hearing, Kerry denies personal ownership of a private jet despite reports that his family sold one following accusations of hypocrisy.

The discussion shifts to skepticism regarding human-driven climate change, arguing that human emissions account for only 3% of global output. Claims are made regarding government weather tampering techniques and "weather wars" as a weapon for global control, citing historical statements by Senator Claiborne Pell.

The Biden administration is accused of "gaslighting" the public regarding bans on gas stoves and portable gas-powered generators. Reports from the Epoch Times suggest new federal rules on carbon monoxide emissions will effectively remove nearly all existing portable generators from the market.

A discussion on the physical effects of carbon monoxide poisoning leads to a philosophical tangent on the inevitability of death and the risks of living. The segment criticizes Obama-era reports targeting farming dust while ignoring larger industrial polluters.

Observations of electric vehicle charging stations in Austin, Texas, reveal they are often powered by hidden gas or diesel generators. The narrative challenges the efficiency of EVs, noting that significant energy is lost during transmission from coal-fired power plants to the vehicle.

Alex Jones previews an upcoming interview with Patrick Byrne regarding January 6th indictments. He also discusses theories of a globalist plan to reduce the human population to 500 million and mocks Al Gore's past predictions about melting ice caps.

The segment covers the alleged censorship of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during congressional hearings and the "debanking" of Nigel Farage in the UK. Jones links these events to a broader UN and IMF plan for a global digital ID and social credit score system.

New York City agrees to pay $13 million to BLM and Antifa protesters, which Jones characterizes as rewarding violent behavior. He also announces a future interview with Gerald Morgan, co-host for Steven Crowder.

Democrats, including Debbie Wasserman Schultz, are criticized for attempting to vote to silence Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a hearing on government weaponization. Jones argues that the Democrats' claim that "preventing speech is not censorship" is a form of psychological warfare.

A global reduction in nitrogen production is linked to potential mass starvation, specifically citing the forced closure of farms in the Netherlands. The segment also addresses the removal of Jason Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town" music video from CMT.

Representative Hakeem Jeffries is described as a "talentless hack" compared to the charisma of RFK Jr. Jones suggests the Democratic primary is rigged against Kennedy, similar to how it was allegedly stolen from Bernie Sanders in previous cycles.

Donald Trump warns that Joe Biden is dragging the U.S. into World War III by considering Ukraine for NATO membership. Meanwhile, Hakeem Jeffries labels RFK Jr. a "living, breathing false flag operation" designed to hurt Biden's re-election.

Jones discusses the re-posting of Jason Aldean's music video on Band.Video with added context. He also prepares for the interview with Patrick Byrne, who claims to have bombshell information regarding Jack Smith's January 6th investigation.

California Governor Gavin Newsom fines a school for rejecting LGBT materials. The segment also celebrates the continued financial decline of Bud Light following the Dylan Mulvaney partnership and criticizes Charles Barkley for defending the brand.

The show airs the music video for Jason Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town," interspersed with footage of riots and civil unrest. The song is presented as a defense of community values against lawlessness.

RFK Jr. speaks on the importance of the free flow of information in a democracy. Donald Trump criticizes Joe Biden for being a "compromised president" due to alleged bribes from China and Ukraine. Jones expresses concern for the physical safety of both candidates.

Patrick Byrne, former CEO of Overstock.com, joins the show to discuss his role as an advisor to Donald Trump. He argues that Jack Smith's imminent indictment of Trump for "insurrection" is a deep state coup intended to remove him from the ballot.

Patrick Byrne discusses the infamous December 18th meeting at the White House, taking responsibility for its organization. He and Jones discuss the presence of federal agents and Antifa assets during the January 6th Capitol breach, referring to it as a "fedserection."

Byrne defends the use of alternate electors as a legal precedent used by previous candidates. Jones reads a statement from General Michael Flynn vouching for Byrne’s history as a national security asset working to root out government corruption.

Byrne explains the legal arguments presented to Trump regarding foreign interference in the 2020 election. He cites federal reports of Iranian hacking and the massive SolarWinds Orion breach as triggers for presidential powers established by Obama and Trump executive orders.

Byrne details the specific recommendations made to Trump for a "light footprint" investigation into six to 31 counties. He claims Trump consistently chose the least intrusive options, such as imaging hard drives rather than seizing equipment.

Byrne recounts Trump's willingness to concede if an investigation proved no fraud occurred. He distinguishes his investigation plan from Steve Bannon's "Green Bay Sweep" strategy and clarifies that January 6th was only mentioned as a deadline for the investigation.

Byrne clarifies that he suggested using the National Guard for cyber imaging, but Trump and his lawyers, including Rudy Giuliani, rejected any use of military uniforms. He argues Jack Smith is trying to frame this internal debate as a planned military coup.

Byrne describes how Rudy Giuliani convinced Trump to abandon the investigation plan after the December 18th meeting. This led Trump to tweet the invitation to Washington on January 6th as a fallback strategy after being told by advisors he was defeated.

**category:** interview_segment | **keywords:** mike pence, michael flynn, nsa, los alamos, january 6th Byrne claims the January 6th rally was originally intended to feature sober presentations from NSA and Los Alamos scientists regarding election integrity. He alleges that people close to Mike Pence altered the schedule to turn it into a "Trump pep rally" to facilitate a violent outcome.

Byrne argues that the legal strategy against Trump relies on the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause to block his candidacy. He also discusses the investigation in Michigan, accusing Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson of ordering the unlawful erasure of election data.

Byrne and Jones discuss an engineered global food collapse caused by a 26% reduction in nitrogen fertilizer production. They warn that supply chain disruptions for diesel exhaust fluid and urea are being used to create a "Mad Max" scenario in the United States.

Byrne outlines a theory where the U.S. is being collapsed via the Cloward-Piven strategy to be handed over to China by 2028. He references the book "Unrestricted Warfare" and claims Chinese generals already hold deeds to American properties in anticipation of a total collapse.

The discussion turns to the ethics of gender reassignment surgery for minors, with Byrne arguing that children cannot give informed consent to procedures that permanently alter their biology. He traces the origins of these medical trends to specific papers published in Europe.

Byrne calls for a "denazification" of American institutions to remove totalitarian influences. He compares the current political climate to the "long march through the institutions" and discusses the nihilistic roots of Karl Marx's early writings.

Byrne shares an anecdote about the jealousy of Ivy League intellectuals toward entrepreneurs. He concludes by teasing stories from the "Capital Times Magazine" regarding his alleged work for John Brennan and James Comey, including a sting involving Hillary Clinton.

Jones criticizes "Just Stop Oil" and "Extinction Rebellion" activists for blocking traffic and disrupting the lives of working-class people. He claims these groups are funded by globalist entities to create chaos and promote an anti-human, austerity-based agenda.

Helen Joyce, an economist and author, discusses the "social contagion" of transgenderism. She argues that parents who have allowed their children to undergo permanent medical transitions will never admit they were wrong because the psychological cost of acknowledging the harm is too high.

Senator Rand Paul's office in Kentucky is firebombed, which Jones cites as evidence of escalating political violence. Jones concludes with a spiritual message about human dominion over the earth and warns against the feminizing effects of the pesticide atrazine in the water supply.

Jay Dyer takes over as guest host, promoting the Alexa Pure water filter before discussing a 2007 Guardian article. The report, based on British Ministry of Defence findings, predicted the rise of flash mobs, brain chips, and psychotronic weapons by 2035.

Dyer discusses the engineering of the middle class into a new "proletariat" through universal basic income and central bank digital currencies. He mocks the "NPC" streaming trend on Twitch as a sign of cultural degradation and mental conditioning.

Dyer references Kelly Greenhill's "Weapons of Mass Migration" to explain demographic warfare. He also critiques Andrew Tate's conversion to Islam, arguing that radical Islam has historically been used as a geopolitical tool by British and American intelligence.

Jay Dyer explains the history of the Trilateral Commission, founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski. He describes it as a higher-level steering committee above the Council on Foreign Relations designed to manage global corporate and political policy.

Dyer reviews the work of Professor Anthony Sutton and Patrick Wood, specifically "Trilaterals Over Washington." He argues that the "Third Way" synthesis of capitalism and socialism has resulted in a global technocratic system managed by the IMF and NATO.

The discussion focuses on how the "Deep State" is actually a corporate oligarchy that utilizes public-private partnerships to steer national policy. Dyer explains that this elite class uses managed crises to condition the public to accept top-down solutions.

Dyer lists the key think tanks and foundations that form the "matrix" of global control, including the Tavistock Institute, Brookings, and the Rand Corporation. He notes that these organizations coordinate to push specific social and geopolitical agendas across the media and academia.

Dyer discusses the historical takeover of labor unions by the Rockefeller Foundation and the modern rise of "woke" corporate policies. He cites the Reese Committee's investigation into tax-exempt foundations as proof of their role in steering American society.

The segment explores the concept of "diet warfare," where elites like Bill Gates promote synthetic meats to control the population's health and resources. Dyer also labels "peak oil" as a manufactured scam used to justify austerity and resource management.

Dyer analyzes the plot of the new "Mission Impossible" film, arguing it serves as predictive programming for AI-driven technocracy. He highlights the film's focus on predictive algorithms used to identify and eliminate "patriots" through mass data manipulation.