Topic: Bedminster

Admiral John Kirby and the Pentagon reportedly reversed their stance on mysterious drones after Donald Trump claimed the military knows their origin. Trump stated that the drones are human-made and that the military knows exactly where they take off and land. Trump also mentioned he would avoid his Bedminster resort due to the drones being a security threat, contradicting Pentagon claims that they are merely hobbyist aircraft.

President-elect Donald Trump comments on the drone activity over New Jersey, stating that the U.S. military knows exactly where the crafts originate. Trump expresses concern over the government's lack of transparency and reveals he cancelled a planned trip to his Bedminster estate because the drones were operating nearby. He suggests the situation is "strange" and that the public deserves an immediate explanation.

Callers speculate that the "Continuation of Government" (COG) protocols are being prepared to nullify the 2024 election results. The host discusses the suspicious nature of the drones over Trump's Bedminster estate and reviews the backgrounds of the individuals involved in the two recent assassination attempts against the President-elect.

The Department of Defense (DoD) has established drone programs such as "Blue UAS" and the "Replicator" initiative, which aims to field thousands of drones by August 2025. Private contractors including Anduril Industries, General Atomics, and Skydio are reportedly involved in testing these technologies in a designated corridor between New Jersey and Delaware. Sightings over Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster are linked to the development of AI navigation and counter-drone systems.

CNN and MSNBC are criticized for refusing to air Donald Trump's speech from Bedminster following his arraignment, with anchors Rachel Maddow and Jake Tapper claiming the remarks contained "dangerous" lies. This move is framed as a form of audience censorship, preventing the public from hearing the defense of a political candidate. The segment compares this to the "show trials" faced by the host in Connecticut and Texas.