Topic: Ashley Babbitt

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.

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.

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.

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.

Footage from January 6th is reviewed, showing the host using a bullhorn to urge protesters to remain peaceful and move to a permitted stage area. The host claims to have predicted the death of Ashley Babbitt and asserts that Jamie Raskin destroyed records of his interrogation to hide the truth. A call is made to release the full 12-minute video on X to counter the mainstream narrative of the event.

Host Chase Geiser labels the July 13th assassination attempt "J13," comparing it to January 6th but from the political left. He suggests Antifa is a "Fed operation" used to catalyze political agendas, citing the presence of figures like Ray Epps at the Capitol. Geiser argues that the shooter's alleged Antifa links and the Secret Service failures point to a Deep State operation.

The host and guest dismiss climate change as a "death cult" used to control the population, noting that past predictions of New York being underwater have failed to materialize. They contrast the "nihilism" of the elite with the bravery of soldiers who stormed Normandy. A tribute is paid to Ashley Babbitt, who is described as a martyr who died defending the Constitution on January 6th.

The "Rebels for Cause" festival lineup is announced, featuring speakers like Patrick Byrne, Kathy O'Brien, and the mother of Ashley Babbitt. The event includes music, filmmaker panels, and improv comedy featuring Trump and Klaus Schwab impersonators. The festival is described as a hybrid of information and entertainment intended to build local communities of like-minded individuals.

Pete Santilli alleges that January 6 was a scripted false flag operation involving military personnel from Quantico with "shoot to kill" orders. He claims these operators skirted Posse Comitatus laws by working under FBI supervision. The segment also mentions the presence of "Ukrainian Nazis" on the ground and asserts that documentary film crews were actually intelligence operatives capturing "cherry-picked" imagery for the media.

Tucker Carlson presents his investigation into 40,000 hours of Capitol surveillance video granted by Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Carlson asserts that the January 6th Committee saw this footage but intentionally hid it from the public and criminal defendants. The report addresses the shooting of Ashley Babbitt by Officer Michael Byrd, noting a lack of camera coverage in the Speaker's lobby. Carlson maintains that showing the tapes is a matter of public interest despite opposition from Washington politicians.

Alex Jones characterizes the anniversary of January 6 as a state-sponsored holiday of propaganda and gaslighting. He disputes official accounts of police fatalities, specifically mentioning Brian Sicknick, and claims the shooting of Ashley Babbitt was a crime committed under color of authority. The segment further alleges that federal agent provocateurs like Ray Epps were involved in orchestrating the Capitol breach.

Luke Coffey details the charges against him, including "assault with a deadly weapon" for holding a crutch over his head. He recounts witnessing the death of Rosanne Boyland, alleging she was beaten by officer Lila Morris. Coffey rejects the media narrative comparing January 6th to Pearl Harbor, noting that only Trump supporters died that day.

A leaked FBI domestic terrorism symbols guide identifies the Gadsden flag, Second Amendment imagery, and Revolutionary War symbols as indicators of "militia violent extremists." The hosts argue this fulfills Alex Jones' decades-old prediction that the Patriot Act would eventually be used to demonize ordinary American patriots.

Journalist Taylor Hansen joins the program to discuss the death of Ashley Babbitt on January 6th. Hansen, an eyewitness to the shooting, claims that the Department of Justice report declining prosecution of Officer Michael Byrd is filled with lies. He asserts that investigators never interviewed him despite his presence at the scene and his possession of video evidence.