Topic: Ashli Babbitt

Uncensored C-SPAN and cell phone footage captured Michael Fanone using profanity and making obscene gestures toward Congress members during a January 6 subcommittee hearing. Following the session, Fanone approached Ivan Raiklin, leading to a tense exchange where Fanone had to be restrained by other officers. Raiklin maintained his composure while Fanone shouted accusations of threats against his family, which Raiklin denies.

Lieutenant Michael Byrd, the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt, is allegedly involved in a massive financial scandal involving an unaccredited daycare center in Maryland that billed HHS for $190 million. Jones claims Byrd is acting as a "bag man" for a larger criminal mafia that includes high-ranking UN officials and Democrat politicians. This network reportedly skims welfare and healthcare funds through fraudulent PO boxes and residential addresses.

In the final days of the Biden administration, billions of dollars were reportedly wired to random bank accounts without names, a practice now being investigated by DOGE. Jones suggests that the $190 million received by Officer Michael Byrd's family daycare since 2021 functions as a "bounty" for the killing of Ashli Babbitt. He notes that Joe Biden issued a retroactive pardon that may have been intended to shield such individuals from federal prosecution.

Stuart Rhodes announces the relaunch of Oath Keepers to defend the Constitution and protect citizens' free speech from Antifa. He discusses the "false narrative" of the J6 insurrection, claiming the "pipe bomber" was likely a federal operative and that the entire event was a setup to demonize patriots. Rhodes maintains that his only regret is that people entered the Capitol building, which allowed the government to "trap" the movement.

The discussion covers the use of lethal force by Capitol Police, including the shooting of Ashli Babbitt and the beating of Rosanne Boyland. Rhodes questions why Officer Michael Byrd has not been tried for murder. The segment also addresses the "natural causes" death of Officer Brian Sicknick, which was allegedly used to create a false narrative of police casualties caused by protesters.

Alex Jones plays archive footage from January 6th, 2021, showing him using a megaphone to urge the crowd to remain peaceful and move to a different side of the Capitol. He claims he attempted to coordinate with Capitol Police to use their loudspeakers to de-escalate the situation but was ignored. Jones asserts he was framed by the media as a provocateur when he was actually trying to prevent a "Kent State" scenario.

The Trump administration is reportedly granting unprecedented access to independent media outlets, which the host claims have larger audiences than traditional networks like CNN. This shift has allowed for "real people power" where reporters can bring information directly to the President, such as the recent investigation into the officer involved in the Ashli Babbitt shooting. The host notes that this direct line of communication is the "globalist's worst nightmare."

Jones recounts his experience at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, claiming he recognized a "setup" and tried to use emergency speakers to tell people to leave. He alleges that Capitol Police commanders refused to use the PA system to de-escalate the crowd. He warns that similar "false flag" tactics will be used by the left to burn down cities if they are able to "kill Trump."

A detailed account of the events on January 6th alleges that Capitol Police commanders refused to use emergency loudspeakers to tell the crowd to disperse. The host claims he personally pleaded with officers to use the PA system to prevent the "trap" set by federal provocateurs. This lack of communication is cited as proof of a coordinated setup, which was later covered up by corporate media narratives.

Moderators question Donald Trump on his role in the January 6 Capitol riot and the peaceful transfer of power. Trump blames Nancy Pelosi and the Mayor of Washington D.C. for security failures and claims he offered 10,000 National Guard troops. Kamala Harris recounts her experience at the Capitol that day and accuses Trump of inciting a violent mob.

The climate change movement is described as a "death cult" designed to make people hate themselves and give up their life force. The hosts contrast the "inbred scum" of the globalist elite with the bravery of soldiers who stormed Normandy or fought in Vietnam. Ashli Babbitt is memorialized as a veteran who died in the line of battle on January 6th, shot by what is described as an "incompetent DEI hire."

President Joe Biden held a brief press conference blaming Vladimir Putin for the death of Alexei Navalny without providing specific evidence. Critics argue the administration uses such events to distract from domestic issues and to pressure Congress into passing more foreign aid for Ukraine. The response is contrasted with the administration's silence on the deaths of January 6th protesters and American citizens abroad.

Alex Jones recounts his personal experience at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, claiming he was directed by the Secret Service to lead a march while the area was already chaotic. He describes attempting to de-escalate the crowd using a bullhorn and expresses his belief that the event was a "setup" designed to entrap protesters. He contrasts his firsthand observations with the narrative being presented by Supreme Court justices during the immunity hearings.

A flashback to a 2021 NBC interview shows Vladimir Putin questioning the US record on human rights, specifically citing the shooting of Ashli Babbitt and the imprisonment of January 6 protesters. The host and Witzke discuss the "domestic terrorist" labels applied to American patriots and the lack of due process for those involved in the Capitol protests.

Ivan Raikland discusses the potential for conflict at the border, alleging that the Maverick County Democrat Party is planning protests to obstruct the National Guard. He wears a shirt commemorating Ashli Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan, arguing that the establishment is willing to use violence against veterans and patriots. Raikland emphasizes that the "Convoy to Save Our Border" is focused on peaceful exposure of the crisis.

Jacob Chansley defines "full spectrum dominance" as a military concept involving the control of the human psyche and all physical domains. He offers advice on brain health and neurogenesis using Lion's Mane mushrooms for a caller who suffered a traumatic injury. A special two-hour commercial-free Saturday broadcast is announced featuring Chansley to further explore esoteric topics and the death of Ashli Babbitt.

Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund's claims regarding the denial of National Guard support on January 6th are highlighted. Jones discusses the role of Ray Epps, whom he labels a provocateur, and contrasts Epps' freedom with the prosecution of Owen Shroyer. Jones recounts his own efforts to use a bullhorn to de-escalate the crowd and claims the Capitol Police were victims of a setup orchestrated by federal operatives.

The host describes his personal experience on January 6, claiming he attempted to prevent a "Kent State" style tragedy. The narrative asserts that the Secret Service and Capitol Police were part of a "stand-down" or setup to facilitate a federal false flag operation. The death of Ashli Babbitt is cited as a consequence of this alleged entrapment.

The Biden administration is accused of behaving like a dictatorship by jailing political rivals and censoring online speech. Reference is made to the arrest of Ashli Babbitt's mother as an example of state intimidation. Furthermore, a report in Wired Magazine is cited, alleging that the administration is tracking the phones of millions of Americans without warrants while simultaneously moving to disarm peaceful citizens.

During his town hall, Donald Trump defended the January 6 protesters, stating he is "inclined to pardon" many of them due to a "double standard of justice" compared to the treatment of Antifa and BLM rioters. Trump referred to the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt as a "thug" and criticized the lack of accountability for her death. He also dismissed the E. Jean Carroll verdict, calling the accuser a "whack job."