Topic: Andrew Weissman

Mel K joins the studio to discuss the referral of Special Counsel Jack Smith for a misconduct probe and potential disbarment. She identifies the "lawfare crew"—including Norm Eisen and Andrew Weissman—as the architects behind the various indictments against Donald Trump. The discussion touches on the "Arctic Frost" investigation and the alleged involvement of Adam Kinzinger in spying on political opponents.

Andrew Weissman is identified as the true leader of the Mueller investigation, which Mel K characterizes as a cover-up for the "Crossfire Hurricane" operation. She asserts that John Brennan informed Barack Obama that Hillary Clinton was working to frame Donald Trump as a Russian asset. The segment claims the entire investigation was a distraction from Clinton's own legal vulnerabilities.

Andrew Weissman, described as the "most corrupt prosecutor in US history," is reportedly under criminal investigation for his role in the Mueller probe and other misconduct. Roger Stone notes that the "seditious conspiracy" involving Obama, Brennan, and Comey is a continuing crime. A major challenge for the Trump administration is finding a fair venue for these trials, as jurisdictions like D.C. and New York are viewed as having "stacked" leftist juries and judges.

Legal strategies for pursuing criminal indictments against intelligence officials are explored, emphasizing the need to move cases out of Washington D.C. to the Southern District of Florida. Claims are made that the FBI raid on Mar-a-lago was an attempt to destroy documents implicating Obama-era officials, while attorney David Shown's arguments regarding presidential immunity are highlighted.

Stone calls for the arrest of John Brennan and other former officials for engaging in what he terms a "counter-espionage operation" against the American people. He argues that the Steele dossier was a known fabrication used to launch the Mueller investigation. Stone expresses frustration that these individuals remain free while their targets were persecuted.

FBI Director Christopher Wray is accused of lying to Congress about foreign interference in the 2020 election despite knowing about Chinese-produced fake IDs. Stone mentions that an 82-page indictment has been drafted for Andrew Weissman and is awaiting action from Pam Bondi. The segment also highlights alleged election system password leaks by Colorado Secretary of State Jenna Griswold.

Federal judges blocking DOGE spending freezes are accused of grand larceny due to their personal ties to heavily funded NGOs. Norm Eisen and Andrew Weissman are identified as the "generals" of lawfare campaigns targeting Trump and Musk. Claims are made that the FBI previously identified Alex Jones and Roger Stone as top national security threats during the Obama administration.

Roger Stone joins the broadcast to discuss the "Justice League" cabinet being assembled by Donald Trump, including Kash Patel, Robert Kennedy, and Tulsi Gabbard. Stone accuses Norm Eisen and Andrew Weissman of orchestrating the Russia collusion hoax and the January 6th "Fed-erection." He praises J.D. Vance for his role in whipping Senate votes for Trump's nominees.

Roger Stone discusses the upcoming declassification of JFK assassination files and the retreat of the globalist establishment. Stone identifies Norm Eisen and Andrew Weissman as the architects of "lawfare" against Donald Trump and predicts they will soon face grand jury investigations. He characterizes the current era as the beginning of a "golden age of Trump" focused on justice and security.

The discussion shifts to the threat of AI-generated deep fakes and the World Economic Forum’s influence on Big Tech to ban specific websites. Stone expresses confidence that a second Trump administration would use antitrust laws to break up tech monopolies. He also comments on the "documents case," suggesting Trump may actually receive a fair trial under Judge Aileen Cannon despite media criticism.

Alex Jones analyzes the January 6th indictment against Donald Trump, labeling Judge Tanya Chutkan a "hanging judge" with a conflict of interest due to her former law firm's ties to Hunter Biden and Burisma. He claims the indictment was pre-written by Andrew Weissman and represents a continuation of the "Russia hoax" and "Ukraine hoax." Jones argues the legal action is a form of gaslighting intended to interfere with the upcoming election.

Roger Stone discusses an op-ed by prosecutor Andrew Weissman in the New York Times, which he views as a push for a criminal indictment against Trump. Stone expresses concern that mail-in ballot rules in states like Pennsylvania will be used to facilitate voter fraud in future elections. He concludes by promoting his merchandise at rogerstonestore.com to support his legal defense.

Roger Stone dismisses a recent CNN special on Alex Jones as "laughable fiction" and notes the network's declining ratings. He revisits his own 2019 arrest, accusing Andrew Weissman of leaking his sealed indictment to CNN's Sarah Murray before the arrest occurred. Stone claims the metadata on the indictment proves it was authored by Weissman, constituting a felony leak.

Roger Stone alleges that CNN coordinated with the FBI and prosecutor Andrew Weissman during his arrest and the arrest of Paul Manafort. He claims CNN correspondent Sarah Murray possessed a sealed copy of his indictment before it was legally available. Stone argues this proves a "love lock" between the establishment media and the national security state.

Stone references reporting by Darren Beatty and Tucker Carlson regarding potential FBI involvement in the January 6th events. He compares the arrest of veteran James Cusick Sr. to his own 2019 pre-dawn raid and criticizes the New York Bar Association for suspending Rudy Giuliani’s law license while ignoring the alleged misconduct of prosecutor Andrew Weissman.