Topic: Austin Shooting

Alex Jones reports on a mass shooting in Austin, Texas, claiming the shooter was motivated by anger over the Ayatollah's death and had Islamic ties, suggesting it was a planned attack by Iranian sleeper cells. He warns of future attacks in Texas due to its dispersed Shiite population.

The segment discusses details about the Austin mass shooting, including the suspect's background, possible motives related to Islamic extremism, and suppression of information by the media.

The host and Mike Hanson discuss local Austin history, including the 1966 UT Tower shooting where the host's father served as an ambulance driver. They recall the role of armed citizens in pinning down the shooter and the eventual intervention by the Texas Rangers. The segment marks the host's upcoming 50th birthday, noting he was born in February 1974.

Schroer discusses a mass shooting in Austin, Texas, where the Austin American-Statesman allegedly omitted the suspect's description because he was Black. He criticizes PolitiFact for labeling the claim "false" despite the newspaper admitting they avoided the description to prevent "perpetuating stereotypes." The segment concludes with a critique of Keith Olbermann's mental state and the "clown world" of modern media.

The Austin American-Statesman is criticized for refusing to publish the police description of a mass shooting suspect to avoid "perpetrating stereotypes." The shooting on 6th Street left 13 people wounded, but the host argues that the media prioritized political correctness over public safety. This is presented as an example of "mind control" and the suppression of evidentiary facts.