Topic: Ashley

Stuart Rose and Joseph Philip Daniel criticize the lack of prosecution for Capitol Police officer Michael Byrd regarding the death of Ashley Babbitt. They allege that officers Harry Dunn and Lazarus committed perjury, as evidenced by video footage from Steve Baker. The segment further claims that Brian Cole is being railroaded as a "patsy" for the J6 pipe bomber to cover for a Deep State operation.

The hosts demand justice for the deaths of Ashley Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan, noting that no one has been held to account. They criticize Dan Bongino and Kash Patel for failing to "clean house" at the DOJ and FBI as promised. Stuart Rose suggests that "Free Tina Peters" is the "easy button" for the administration to show it is serious about fighting election corruption.

The broadcast features a compilation of social media clips showing leftists calling for the murder of Donald Trump and his supporters. Jones contrasts the treatment of January 6 protesters with the lack of prosecution for those currently threatening federal agents. He argues that liberal white women have been brainwashed by the state and Hollywood to worship the corporate system and engage in radical behavior.

The speaker criticizes Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers and Representative Ilhan Omar for their comments on the Renee Good shooting. Rivers is accused of pushing a false narrative that Good was "murdered," while Omar is criticized for blaming the officer for being in front of the car. The segment contrasts the media's sympathetic treatment of Good with the "domestic terrorist" label applied to Ashley Babbitt.

Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio joins the program from Washington D.C. to warn that the Minneapolis riots could spread to other major cities if not met with a heavy hand. Tarrio calls for Antifa to be labeled a domestic terrorist organization and criticizes Dan Bongino for failing to act against deep-state actors during his time in government. He asserts that the base is tired of talk and demands immediate prosecutions of those who framed J6 protesters.

Legal analyst Phil Holloway describes the Fannie Willis case as a "creature" of lawfare that attempted to criminalize standard legal collaboration. He credits attorney Ashley Merchant for exposing Willis's romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade and notes that the Georgia Senate is continuing its independent investigation into Willis's conduct.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has begun dismantling DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policies within the military, reportedly firing a Navy doctor who promoted "mutilation" procedures. Ivan Reikland praises the move as a return to merit-based standards and notes that efforts are underway to reinstate military honors for Ashley Babbitt. The segment emphasizes that "wokeism" is being purged from the Department of War under new leadership.

Joe Biggs recounts his experience on January 6th, asserting that the crowd was peaceful until police initiated violence. He names Ashley Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan as patriots killed that day, while noting that no police officers died during the event. Biggs also describes the mental toll of spending two years in solitary confinement alongside high-risk criminals.

Alex Jones recounts his experience on January 6th, claiming he witnessed FBI agents and Antifa provocateurs dressed as Trump supporters breaking into the Capitol. He alleges that the Capitol Police leadership ignored his requests to use the loudspeaker system to tell the crowd to leave. Jones asserts that the entire event was a managed stage deal designed to set up Donald Trump and his supporters for criminal prosecution.

The segment features CIA directors John Brennan and Michael Morell discussing the "Deep State" and its opposition to Donald Trump. Brief mention is made of Ashley Biden's diary and reporting by James O'Keefe regarding alleged crimes within the Biden family.

CNN analyst Ashley Allison argued that white South Africans should "go back to Germany or Holland" if they do not like the laws of the land. This perspective supports the idea that the land belongs to native Africans and that Afrikaners have no legitimate claim despite 400 years of residency. The segment disputes these claims, noting that the population of black tribes exploded only after the introduction of agrarian civilization by settlers.

Senator Ashley Moody discusses a report on organized Chinese spy rings within American universities. Under Chinese law, all nationals and students abroad are required to provide intelligence to the CCP. Moody has introduced legislation to end the visa program for Chinese students to mitigate the risk of state-mandated espionage.

Unconfirmed reports suggest a memo is circulating regarding a potential pardon or commutation for Derek Chauvin, which could trigger civil unrest. The host concludes the program by reiterating the need for public support through the Alex Jones Store and emphasizing the importance of finding missing children. Final product promotions for Methylene Blue and I-Human supplements are delivered before the sign-off.

Senator Ashley Moody of Florida discusses a legislative push to end student visas for Chinese nationals due to CCP laws requiring them to engage in espionage. Moody reports that organized spy rings are operating within U.S. universities, enlisting students under threat of imprisonment for their families back in China. The segment criticizes Congress for failing to act on this known national security threat despite having the necessary intelligence for years.

Nate Hughes discusses the death of Roseanne Boyland, claiming she was beaten to death by Capitol Police. He contrasts the treatment of J6 defendants with BLM and Antifa protesters who were not prosecuted for similar or more violent actions. Hughes also details how he was "debanked" and placed in a social credit database following his arrest.

A report indicates that ICE is unable to account for over 32,000 unaccompanied children who failed to appear in court. The host links this to broader human trafficking allegations involving the Biden administration and references claims from Ashley Biden's diary regarding her father. Tom Homan is expected to launch criminal investigations into NGOs and the State Department for their roles in the border crisis.

John Bowne reports on the racketeering and sex trafficking charges against Sean "Diddy" Combs following federal raids on his homes. The segment details a lawsuit by Ashley Parham alleging a violent retaliatory assault orchestrated by Combs. Comparisons are drawn between the Combs case and the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, suggesting a broader network of elite misconduct and "freak off" parties involving baby oil.

A guest known as Modern Warfare compares watching the DNC to a "portal to hell" or "Schindler's List." The discussion turns to Ashley Biden's upcoming introduction of her father, referencing controversial claims about her diary and childhood experiences.

Jill Biden speaks at the DNC about Joe Biden's role as a father and his bedtime stories. The broadcast intersperses her speech with Team America clips mocking Hollywood actors like Matt Damon and Alec Baldwin for their political activism and self-importance.

Ashley Biden introduces her father at the DNC, calling him the "OG girl dad" and recounting childhood memories at the Amtrak station. The commentary repeatedly references allegations from her leaked diary regarding shared showers and her father's behavior.