Topic: 13 Colonies

A caller from Mississippi expresses concern about the impact of mass deportations on his family, as his wife is an undocumented immigrant of 20 years. The host acknowledges the difficulty of the situation but blames the "lawlessness" created by the Democratic party's border policies. He suggests that the system must be restored to order to prevent the "theft" of future elections.

Jones expands on a Zero Hedge report regarding the Trump administration's intent to deport U.S. citizens to El Salvador. He compares the proposal to French and British penal colonies like Devil's Island and Australia. Jones warns that even if the targets are criminals, the precedent of shipping citizens to foreign prisons is a "death knell" for the rule of law.

Bennett advocates for a return to a "13-colony mentality" and the abandonment of the captured federal state. He encourages citizens to work with local sheriffs to form constitutional law enforcement groups. Jones warns that the federal government infiltrated militias in the 1990s to turn them into "clandestine coup groups," emphasizing that any modern movement must be locally run and transparent.

The history of the American flag is detailed, beginning with the 1776 "Great Union Flag" and the subsequent adoption of the 13 stars and stripes. Kate Daly explains the symbolism of the Gadsden "Don't Tread on Me" flag and the transition to the circular star pattern representing harmony. The colors are defined: red for courage, white for integrity, and blue for faith.