Topic: 10th Amendment

The "Make America States Again" (MASA) initiative is discussed as a way to return power to the states via the 10th Amendment. The New American's congressional scorecards are promoted as a tool for voters to see how their representatives actually vote on constitutional issues. Jasper warns against a "Convention of States" (ConCon), arguing it would allow globalists to rewrite the entire Constitution.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is criticized for a video claiming that REAL ID will be required for air travel by May 7th. Twyla Brase clarifies that there is a two-year progressive enforcement rule and that other forms of ID remain valid. She encourages citizens to revert to standard state driver's licenses to resist federal overreach and mentions Rand Paul's efforts to repeal the act.

The discussion continues on the vulnerabilities of electronic health records and the lack of privacy under HIPAA. Twyla Brase argues that REAL ID is built on biometrics, effectively allowing the government to claim ownership of body parts for tracking purposes. She calls on states to reclaim their 10th Amendment rights and refuse to issue REAL IDs to prevent a "digital gulag."

A caller named Joshua suggests that state legislatures should use the 10th Amendment to inaugurate Donald Trump immediately to prevent World War III. Jones discusses the role of Vice President-elect JD Vance in the Senate and the potential for Mike Johnson to take a more active role in the transition. The host clarifies that while he wants Trump to speak out, he acknowledges the legal complexities of the Logan Act.

The Supreme Court's border ruling is challenged using the 9th and 10th Amendments, which reserve powers to the states and the people when the federal government fails its duty. Because the federal government is perceived as facilitating human trafficking and lawlessness, the state of Texas is argued to have a natural right to defend its territory. This legal theory posits that federal authority is forfeited when it becomes destructive to the security of the people.

The return of David Icke and InfoWars to X is discussed as a strategic move to utilize big tech platforms for warning the public. A caller emphasizes the importance of the 50 state constitutions and the 10th Amendment in restoring a Republican form of government. The segment asserts that the people hold all political power despite the "hijacking" of the federal government.

Serafin explains the technical abuses of FISA Section 702, specifically "reverse targeting" where the government spies on Americans by monitoring their foreign contacts. He advocates for a "10th Amendment revolution," urging local sheriffs to withdraw from federal task forces. By removing local support, Serafin believes the federal government's ability to enforce unconstitutional mandates will be significantly neutered.

Chrisanne Hall emphasizes that the 2024 election is a "do or die" moment for humanity. She argues that the American people must understand the limits of federal authority and the power of "federalism." Hall explains that state governors and sheriffs have the constitutional right to ignore illegal federal regulations and protect their own borders, serving as a vital check on the executive branch.

Dr. Francis Boyle, the author of the US Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act, warns that the proposed WHO Pandemic Treaty will establish a global medical police state. He argues the treaty is designed to usurp US sovereignty and the 10th Amendment, allowing the WHO to dictate medical treatments directly to primary care physicians. Boyle notes that the treaty is drafted to take effect immediately upon signature, bypassing Senate approval.

Dr. Francis Boyle explains how the draft WHO treaty is designed to override the 10th Amendment of the US Constitution, which reserves public health powers to the states. He warns that if the treaty is signed, the WHO—controlled by interests like Bill Gates and the Chinese government—will have dictatorial power to issue mandates in the US. Boyle urges the Senate to issue a circular letter vowing to defeat the treaty.

Florida State Representative Anthony Sabatini joins the program to discuss his proposal for Florida to sever all ties with the Department of Justice and arrest FBI agents who violate the rights of citizens. Sabatini argues that the FBI has become a "political commissar" for the left, focusing on harassing parents and political opponents rather than stopping interstate crime. He calls for a counter-revolutionary movement within the GOP to move from a defensive posture to an offensive one, including the impeachment of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

The situation at the Texas-Mexico border is described as a "total breakdown of the rule of law," comparable to war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan. Jonathan Houlihan emphasizes that states have an inherent right to self-defense and police power under the 10th Amendment when the federal government fails to act. He advocates for Texas to enter into security compacts with other states like Florida and Arizona to bypass federal inaction.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has placed a stay on the Biden administration's OSHA vaccine mandate for large businesses. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy stated that extending these mandates to businesses with fewer than 100 employees remains "on the table." Critics argue these mandates violate the 10th Amendment and constitute corporate racketeering.

Dr. Francis Boyle, author of the U.S. Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act, outlines a legal strategy for using the 10th Amendment to resist federal medical mandates. He suggests that state and local prosecutors should indict federal officials like Anthony Fauci for murder and conspiracy. Boyle emphasizes that because the federal government is complicit, justice must be sought through elected local officials who are accountable to their communities.

The discussion concludes with a focus on the 10th Amendment and the power of state governments to resist globalist agendas. Jones mentions the effort to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom as a sign of public pushback. The segment ends with a call for listeners to adopt a survivalist mindset, including the acquisition of firearms, water filtration, and storable food from the InfoWars Store.

A caller from Chicago warns about new legislation in Illinois that allegedly undermines property rights by preventing police from removing trespassers. The discussion shifts to the Texas energy crisis, where the Lieutenant Governor has called for the resignation of ERCOT leadership. The host argues that the power grid failure proves Texas is not truly in control of its own affairs due to federal Department of Energy oversight.