Topic: Bishop

A female bishop at the National Cathedral is criticized for her sermon advocating for open borders and transgender rights. The host characterizes her message as a "UN replacement migration" agenda designed to collapse Western civilization. Larry Pinckney labels her the "Devil's Bishop" for distorting the concept of mercy to support illegal immigration.

Senator Ralph Babet joins Maria Zee to discuss the Australian government's exploitation of a recent stabbing incident to fast-track "mis and disinformation" laws. Babet argues that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is using the tragedy to seize control of the internet and silence platforms like X and Rumble. He notes that the proposed laws have bipartisan support from both the Labor and Liberal parties.

Footage from the United Kingdom shows police and an NHS nurse visiting a man's home after he expressed concerns online about the stabbing of an Orthodox Christian priest. The man accuses the authorities of religious discrimination and "thought policing." The segment also introduces a critique of the films "Civil War" and "Barbie," labeling them as globalist propaganda designed to program the public.

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was stabbed multiple times during a live-streamed service at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Sydney, Australia. Witnesses reported the assailant shouted religious slogans during the attack, which left the local community in shock. Media coverage has highlighted the bishop's previous public stances on vaccines and his significant online following.

Emerald Robinson and Alex Jones discuss the need to apply public pressure on Jim Jordan to ensure transparency in the FBI investigation. Robinson notes that Jordan's office only re-engaged with certain whistleblowers after she began reporting on their lack of contact. They emphasize that even Democrat voters are increasingly interested in seeing what is "behind the curtain" of federal agencies.

Congressman Dan Bishop and Jim Jordan are leading a new subcommittee, dubbed "Church 2.0," to investigate the weaponization of the federal government. Ivan Raiklin reveals he is coordinating with Judiciary Committee staff to provide research on deep state actors like FBI agent Joe Pientka III. The strategy involves making criminal referrals to friendly state Attorneys General, such as Ken Paxton, and local "constitutional sheriffs" to bypass the DOJ.

The battle for the House Speakership intensifies as conservative holdouts like Dan Bishop and Anna Paulina Luna challenge Kevin McCarthy. Newt Gingrich's criticism of these holdouts as "kamikazes" is dismissed, with the segment arguing the Republican Party is already "anchored to the bottom of the swamp." Allegations of threats against freshman members who oppose McCarthy are highlighted as evidence of "nastiness" behind the scenes.

US Catholic bishops recently elected conservative leaders, resisting Pope Francis's focus on climate change in favor of opposing abortion. The host, raised Catholic, criticizes the lack of focus on "peace" during the Christmas season. He also attacks Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer for passing a massive defense budget with minimal opposition.

The White House is criticized for ignoring the death of Border Patrol agent Bishop Evans, who drowned while attempting to save individuals identified as drug dealers. Shroyer contrasts this silence with the administration's previous focus on false allegations of agents using whips. Additionally, Noam Chomsky is cited for praising Donald Trump's past diplomatic efforts to prevent conflict in Ukraine.

Savannah Hernandez reports on the dangers faced by National Guard members at the border, including the death of Bishop Evans. She describes cartel members sending death threats to Guard members and the high prevalence of sexual assault against women and children crossing the border. Hernandez criticizes the Biden administration for policies she claims allow these conditions to persist.

The Department of Defense recently doubled down on "diversity, equity, and inclusion" as a "force multiplier," despite the warnings in the 2013 report. In other news, scientists in Hungary discovered genetic material in COVID-19 samples suggesting the virus was examined in a Chinese lab using hamsters or monkeys, further bolstering the "Lab Leak Theory" previously dismissed as a conspiracy.

High-ranking religious figures, including a top German cardinal and an Italian bishop, have publicly denounced the New World Order as a "satanic depopulation plan." These leaders join secular figures like Dr. Zelenko in a unified front based on "God consciousness" to resist globalist agendas. The movement is framed as a spiritual battle where individuals must choose between globalist programming and divine connection.

Smith discusses a new category of "patriotic extremism" allegedly recommended by DARPA, which targets citizens who believe the government is corrupt or has overstepped its boundaries. He highlights the role of Bishop Garrison in overseeing military diversity and inclusion, arguing that Garrison's definitions of extremism are designed to target patriots. Smith asserts that Lloyd Austin is not clueless but is "very devious" in this rollout.

Filmmaker Jason Jones joins the show to discuss the "Catholic Reset" and Pope Francis's perceived alignment with globalist interests. Jones criticizes the Vatican's silence regarding the genocide of Uyghur Muslims and the arrest of Catholic bishops in China by the Communist Party. He argues that an "anti-church" has formed within the hierarchy, prioritizing secular "science" and woke ideology over traditional Christian teachings and human dignity.

Citing a report from Revolver News, Jones identifies Bishop Garrison as a key figure in the Pentagon tasked with purging "MAGA patriots" and implementing critical race theory in the military. He claims Garrison is an advisor to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and is using DARPA-linked strategies to target "patriot extremism." Jones characterizes this as a Marxist-Leninist takeover designed to create a racial caste system and gut the United States from within.