Topic: Abc

Donald Trump's proposal to use the FCC to revoke ABC's broadcasting license over Jimmy Kimmel's jokes is criticized as unconstitutional and strategically flawed. Jones argues that the repeal of the Smith-Mundt Act allowed for domestic propaganda but warns that Republicans should not adopt the censorship tactics of the left. The segment highlights the danger of Trump being "baited" into attacking dinosaur media, which inadvertently boosts their relevance.

ABC News reports an FBI warning that Iran aspires to attack California with drones launched from vessels off the West Coast. Meanwhile, the DOJ is moving forward with bribery cases against Smartmatic, and the FBI has seized election records in Atlanta and Arizona. Jones frames these developments as a "trap" for Trump, similar to how COVID was used to derail his first term.

Leaked footage of ABC News anchor Amy Robach reveals that the network suppressed her Epstein investigation for three years due to pressure from the British Royal Palace and fears of losing access to the Royal Family. Similarly, Cindy McCain is criticized for claiming "we all knew" about Epstein while failing to take action during her husband's lifetime. These figures are characterized as "rats leaving the sinking ship" who are only now speaking out to save their reputations.

ABC News reports that survivors of an initial strike on a drug boat returned to the vessel to salvage narcotics, making them valid targets for a second strike. Pete Hegseth is defended as having followed legal protocols during these operations in the Caribbean. The administration's doctrine is described as using the military to defend American borders and sovereignty rather than engaging in Middle Eastern nation-building.

During a press conference, Donald Trump berates an ABC News reporter for asking about the Epstein files, calling the network "fake" and "not credible." Trump asserts that Epstein was a "Democrat hoax" designed to distract from his economic achievements, pointing out that Bill Clinton and Larry Summers were the ones frequently seen with Epstein. He reiterates that he banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago years ago after identifying him as a "sick pervert."

Reports emerge of a radical leftist attorney arrested for a shooting at an ABC station following pro-Jimmy Kimmel protests. Additional violence is noted at a New Hampshire country club where a shooter reportedly yelled "Free Palestine." Meanwhile, Donald Trump indicates via Truth Social that Pam Bondi may soon be removed from her position due to a lack of indictments from the DOJ.

Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert face cancellation due to low viewership and public backlash. Executives reportedly feared a "Bud Light" style boycott after Kimmel prepared a monologue attacking the Kirk family. Claims surface that the Democratic Party writes talking points for all three major late-night shows.

The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel is attributed to his lack of talent and declining viewership rather than political censorship. Michael Savage describes liberalism as a "violent mental disorder" that causes individuals to act out of deep-seated hatred. He claims Kimmel crossed a line by attacking Charlie Kirk, a figure Savage describes as a moderate Christian.

Jimmy Kimmel's removal from ABC is attributed to low viewership and his history of spreading false narratives, such as claiming a right-winger killed Charlie Kirk. Senator Chuck Schumer reportedly urged Kimmel to sue Disney, claiming the host is essential to "saving democracy." This situation is contrasted with the firing of Tucker Carlson from Fox News, who maintained the highest ratings in cable news before his departure.

Rosie O'Donnell and various mainstream media outlets are criticized for attributing Texas flood deaths to administrative budget cuts. While the New York Times reported on vacant roles within the National Weather Service, critics argue these reports omit the fact that all technical radar and alert systems remained fully operational. The death toll continues to rise as search teams look for missing children from Camp Mystic and other local sites.

ABC News and other corporate outlets are accused of downplaying the violence in Los Angeles, with one reporter describing rioters as "people having fun watching cars burn." Reports indicate that cinder blocks are being dropped on police cars and shopkeepers are being beaten. Additionally, Al Qaeda leaders have reportedly called for the assassination of Donald Trump to coincide with the domestic unrest.

After George W. Bush publicly denied the use of torture, John Kiriakou went on ABC News with Brian Ross to confirm that torture was official government policy authorized by the president. Kiriakou also shares an anecdote about a drone operator who was ordered to fire on a target despite seeing a child nearby; the operator's refusal led to a potential court-martial. He praises Edward Snowden for providing a national service by exposing the extent of government surveillance.

The Onion CEO Ben Collins and Everytown for Gun Safety President John Feinblatt appeared on Good Morning America to discuss their purchase of InfoWars. Collins described the site as a "clearinghouse for lies" and stated the goal was to use humor to combat misinformation. Feinblatt emphasized that the Sandy Hook families supported the move to turn the platform into a vehicle for gun safety advocacy.

The Republican Party is urged to stop seeking approval from CNN or ABC News and instead focus on an offensive strategy that labels corporate media as discredited liars. Marjorie Taylor Greene is praised for her early defense of Alex Jones, illustrating the need for the populist movement to stick together against institutional gatekeepers. The new administration is encouraged to prosecute "deep state" criminals who were allegedly sloppy in their previous attempts to sabotage the republic.

Alex Jones urges the Republican Party to stop seeking approval from CNN and ABC News, advocating for a permanent offensive strategy against globalists. He praises Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump Jr. for defending him against media demonization. Jones argues that prosecuting the deep state is a necessary duty for the incoming administration to secure the republic.

The 2014 overthrow of the Ukrainian government is discussed, citing Victoria Nuland's admission that the U.S. invested $5 billion in the country. Gerald Celente argued that the media used the Sochi Olympics to create anti-Russian sentiment as a cover for the coup. He criticized ABC News for its "pro-war" coverage of Zelensky's visit to Scranton, labeling the mainstream press as "media whores" for the corporate and government establishment.

Reports emerge regarding an ABC News whistleblower who claims the network provided Kamala Harris with debate questions in advance. Additionally, suspected shooter Ryan Wesley Routh reportedly wrote a 300-page book available on Amazon calling for Trump's assassination and nuclear war to "cleanse" humanity. Routh's son is quoted stating his father hates Trump but is not a violent person.

Elijah Schaefer and Alex Jones criticize Donald Trump's reliance on traditional media and suggest he should focus on long-form podcasts and independent platforms. They discuss the alleged collusion between ABC News and the Kamala Harris campaign, urging Trump to fire advisors who steer him toward biased mainstream networks.

Allegations surface regarding an ABC News whistleblower who claims Kamala Harris was given debate questions in advance, similar to the 2016 Donna Brazile scandal. The segment transitions into graphic descriptions of purported Haitian voodoo rituals involving the consumption of cat blood. These practices are linked to a broader "demonic" influence being promoted to children through black magic books in mainstream retail stores.

Jeremy from The Quartering joins the show to discuss Donald Trump's new economic proposals, including the elimination of taxes on overtime. They also discuss the confirmed ABC News whistleblower regarding the Harris debate. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of Trump's strategy to bypass mainstream media by speaking directly to the working class about inflation and housing costs.