Topic: Bomb Threat

Dick Cheney is criticized for his role in the Iraq War and his endorsement of Kamala Harris prior to his death from pneumonia and heart failure. Reports emerge of strategic bomb threats and voting machine failures in Republican-leaning districts in New Jersey and New York. Allegations are made that these incidents are part of a coordinated effort to suppress GOP turnout in off-year elections.

The Ukrainian military is reported to be in a state of disarray following significant Russian territorial gains, raising concerns about NATO's potential deployment of peacekeepers. In domestic news, the New Jersey Attorney General confirms electronic bomb threats at seven polling locations. Voting machine failures are specifically noted in Republican-leaning Cumberland County.

Jones alleges that the establishment is attempting to incite a race war by calling in fake bomb threats to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and blaming them on Kirk supporters. He argues that this is a coordinated effort to radicalize black students against the populist movement. The segment references past events like the George Floyd protests as a template for this engineered unrest.

Kash Patel reveals that forensic investigators have matched DNA evidence from a firearm and a screwdriver to the suspect in the Charlie Kirk assassination. The investigation is reportedly looking into a "transgender network" in Utah, with claims that at least six individuals had foreknowledge of the attack. Further reports mention a bomb found under a news van in Utah, suggesting a broader regional threat.

Owen Shroyer reports that several Georgia counties extended polling hours due to bomb threats, which he views as a tactic to delay the count. He disputes NBC News's early call of Virginia for Kamala Harris, arguing that rural returns could still flip the state. Shroyer anticipates North Carolina will be the next major state called for Trump.

A man is arrested at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center carrying a torch and a flare gun. Meanwhile, the FBI dismisses Russia-linked bomb threats at polling stations as "not credible." Cliff Maloney of PA Chase joins to provide an update on Pennsylvania, noting that record turnout is being seen in red counties despite machine malfunctions.

Naomi Wolf predicts a "messy few weeks" involving bomb threats, power outages, and legal battles. She expresses concern that the RNC may be outmatched by Democrat lawyers and warns that infiltrators may attempt to create violent scenes to frame Trump supporters. Wolf also suggests that Trump's recent comments about Liz Cheney and the media are being used by Democrats to paint him as a "fascist."

Reports emerged of a suspicious device and a blue barrel found near the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island ahead of a Donald Trump rally. While Nassau County Police later declared the situation a false alarm, initial reports from the Daily Mail and AP suggested an explosive device was found in a vehicle whose driver fled into the woods. This incident follows the July 13th assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, and a second attempt at Mar-a-Lago, raising further questions about Secret Service protocols and perimeter security.

The segment critiques Al Sharpton's rhetoric regarding the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio. Maria Z points out that Governor Mike DeWine confirmed all 33 bomb threats in the area were hoaxes originating from overseas, yet the media continues to blame Trump's rhetoric for the incidents.

Democratic social media influencer Harry Sisson is accused of faking a bomb threat against himself to garner sympathy and smear his opponents. Investigative reporters found no police records of the incident at NYU, leading to comparisons with Jussie Smollett. The segment argues that such tactics have made it impossible for the public to believe liberal claims of victimhood, effectively making them the "boy who cried wolf."

While the media labels conservative boycotters of Target as terrorists, the segment points to the 2020 riots where 175 Target stores were looted or burned. Recent bomb threats against Target locations in Utah and Ohio were reportedly sent by radical leftists angry that the store moved its pride displays. The narrative argues that the real terrorism comes from the left, not the right.