Topic: Anthony Rubin

James O'Keefe introduces the "Justice League," a collective of citizen journalists including Cam Higby and Savanna Hernandez. He encourages citizens to use iPhones and hidden cameras to document fraud in broad daylight, arguing that the FBI and DOJ are too bogged down in bureaucracy to act. The goal is to incentivize the public to do the job the government refuses to do.

Journalist Anthony Rubin of Muckraker discusses an undercover investigation into ballot petition fraud in California. The report exposes "circulators" paying homeless individuals on Skid Row with cigarettes and drugs to sign petitions for billionaire taxes and other initiatives. Rubin identifies Frank Tesimo, a man previously investigated for election fraud in Switzerland, as a key figure operating within the California system.

Independent investigators Anthony Rubin and James O'Keefe have documented cases of migrant children as young as seven being held in sex slavery and forced labor across the United States. The Trump administration has surged federal resources, including ATF and Postal Inspectors, to assist ICE in a high-intensity deportation and rescue mission. While the administration prioritizes removing illegal workers, it is also balancing the training of American citizens to fill technical roles in the battery and tech industries.

Independent journalists from Muckraker and Rio Grande Truth have successfully located child sex slaves by knocking on doors in American cities, outperforming federal agencies. Kyle Serafin recounts his time in DC investigating MS-13 brothels where girls were lured into gang-rape rings. He criticizes the FBI for under-resourcing these "Violent Crimes Against Children" squads while focusing on white-collar fraud and political targets.

Jones criticizes the current administration's failure to locate over 300,000 missing migrant children, whom he believes are in sex slavery. He shares a personal story of observing two young girls at a gas station in South Austin who appeared to be victims of trafficking. He compares the poisoning of the American public through food and water to a boxer being drugged before a fight to ensure a knockout.

Ryan Mata explains the "public-private partnership" between DHS, Mexican cartels, and NGOs that facilitates the movement of children. He describes the process where children arrive with notes pinned to their shirts, are processed by Border Patrol, and then handed to unvetted sponsors using WhatsApp for ID verification. The host questions why more arrests haven't been made given that independent investigators like James O'Keefe can easily find victims.

Governors J.B. Pritzker and Kathy Hochul are accused of obstructing ICE deportations and protecting human traffickers. Investigative journalist Anthony Rubin's work on child slavery is highlighted. The host discusses the "satanic" nature of child abuse, claiming that some elites derive power from hurting children, a topic he has researched through experts like Ted Gunderson.

A Senate report regarding 325,000 missing children is discussed, with claims that many have been lost to sex slavery or labor exploitation. The Biden administration is accused of plotting a scheme to remove children from homes that do not affirm LGBTQIA+ identities. Specific laws in Washington state and Ohio are cited as examples of state interference in parental rights.

James O'Keefe details the involvement of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and religious groups in the mass transport of illegal migrants. Tax returns show that organizations like Catholic Charities receive significant funding from the Department of Homeland Security to facilitate the crisis. The documentary also features whistleblowers from the Border Patrol who are speaking out against the systemic exploitation of unaccompanied minors.

Anthony Rubin of Muckraker.com reports that approximately 400 children are smuggled into the United States daily and processed by the federal government. The Department of Homeland Security announced on August 19, 2024, that it has lost track of over 300,000 children. Whistleblowers and former NGO workers allege that children as young as three months old are delivered to unvetted sponsors at derelict addresses in the middle of the night.

Investigative journalists from Muckraker, including Anthony Rubin, are set to release exclusive video regarding 325,000 missing migrant children. The investigation utilized a list of 8,000 names from a DHS whistleblower to track down children at their last known addresses. Jones alleges that many of these children have disappeared into sex slavery or forced labor due to government negligence.

Investigative journalists Anthony Rubin and Carlos Arellano join the show to discuss their work tracking missing migrant children. They utilized a leaked DHS list of 8,000 names to visit last known addresses, discovering abandoned homes and evidence of labor trafficking. Jones frames this investigation as a critical effort to expose the "massive open crime" of the current administration.

Anthony Rubin of Muckraker describes a specific investigation in Bonita Springs, Florida, involving a Guatemalan couple sponsoring 13 children across multiple houses. The investigation found that children as young as five were being put to work to pay off "smuggling debts." Rubin alleges that despite reporting these findings to the FBI and HHS, no government action was taken.

In their final minutes on the show, Anthony Rubin and Carlos Arellano reiterate the importance of the 2024 election for the safety of children. They argue that the globalist system will fight any attempts to secure the border and that public pressure must remain high. Jones thanks them for their bravery and encourages the audience to follow their work on X and YouTube.

Anthony Rubin of Muckraker joins the program to discuss undercover footage and witness testimony alleging the federal government knowingly places migrant children with sex offenders. The investigation claims that Border Patrol and NGOs facilitate a smuggling process for "ghost children" who lack proper documentation. Rubin's team has reportedly faced kidnapping by cartels and gunfire while documenting these operations across the United States and Mexico.

Anthony Rubin provides details on a Muckraker investigation that tracked children from a list of 8,000 names provided by government insiders. Rubin describes finding children in Florida who were delivered into debt servitude after being recruited via radio ads in Guatemala. He alleges that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Homeland Security have failed to investigate these specific trafficking rings.

The segment revisits the FDA's authorization of COVID-19 vaccines for infants and children, featuring a clip of board member Dr. Eric Rubin. Rubin is heard stating that the safety of the vaccine cannot be fully known until it is administered to the population. Jones calls for criminal charges against Rubin and Anthony Fauci for using the public as "guinea pigs" for untested gene therapy.

Investigative reporter Anthony Rubin of Muckraker.com discusses a viral video from Norcross, Georgia, where non-citizens reportedly admitted to being registered to vote. The segment references a Rasmussen Reports poll claiming 9% of registered voters are illegal aliens. Data suggests that if 14% of non-citizens in Georgia are registered, it would represent over 47,000 votes, significantly exceeding the 2020 election margin.

Anthony Rubin details his methodology for polling non-citizens in Georgia and North Carolina regarding their voter registration status. He previews an upcoming report from Virginia alleging that the DMV registered non-citizens to vote even after they disclosed their status. The discussion criticizes paid influencers and certain members of Congress for denying the impact of non-citizen voting on federal elections.

Following up on Anthony Rubin's investigation into missing migrant children, the segment links government negligence to a broader "Satanic" agenda. Footage of biological males competing in women's rugby is used to illustrate the "stunning and brave" media narrative. Jones emphasizes that corporate support for these trends is a tool for total censorship and social engineering.