Topic: Border Police

The show opens phone lines specifically for military personnel, Border Patrol agents, and tourists currently in Mexico to provide eyewitness accounts of ongoing terror attacks. The host references a previous incident involving a helicopter crash in DC where listener intel from air traffic controllers proved more accurate than official reports. Callers are asked to share the "next level" intel regarding the cartel war.

A compilation of video clips highlights Kamala Harris's changing positions on fracking, police funding, and mandatory gun buyback programs. During a recent town hall, Harris defended her record on border security and addressed the process by which she replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee. Critics argue her appointment was dictatorial rather than democratic, despite her claims of having earned the nomination through a broad coalition.

The presence of 30 million military-age male migrants in the U.S. is identified as a major security threat, potentially acting as a coordinated sleeper cell. The failed police response in Uvalde is used as an example of how "political correctness" has made law enforcement docile and ineffective. The host warns that citizens must be prepared for anarchy as the system intentionally deteriorates.

Democrats are accused of gaslighting the public by claiming Republicans were responsible for defunding the police, despite years of progressive activism supporting the movement. This strategy assumes voters have no memory of legislative actions taken in cities like Austin, Texas. Similar inversions are noted regarding the southern border, where Democrats now blame Republicans for issues caused by open-border policies they previously championed.

Alex Jones recounts an incident at the Texas Capitol where state police allegedly swarmed his vehicle. He criticizes Governor Greg Abbott as a "Bushite" and a "fake Republican," claiming the Texas State Police prioritize harassing citizens and writing tickets over securing the border or investigating serious crimes.

Owen Shroyer observes the heavy presence of state police and Border Patrol at Gate 42, noting that a scheduled press conference was apparently canceled. He highlights the disparity between the restrictions placed on American journalists and the freedom of movement afforded to illegal immigrants. Shroyer concludes that the "clown world" reality of the border is becoming impossible for the public to ignore.

Jones reports on a surge of military-age Chinese men crossing the southern U.S. border. He suggests these individuals may be part of a "civilian police force" or used to sabotage infrastructure. The segment also mentions the arrest of two individuals for allegedly operating a secret Chinese police station in Manhattan's Chinatown.

Alex Jones reports receiving nothing but love and support from diverse groups of people in Mexico and international airports, including border police. Roseanne Barr attributes this to the "magnetism" of truth, which attracts people who are already thinking the same way. They conclude that the system of evil is effectively "dead" because the truth has become an irresistible force for the public.

A 2008 clip of Barack Obama calling for a "civilian National Security Force" as powerful as the military is revisited. Callers suggest that the influx of military-age male migrants is intended to staff this domestic force, as they lack loyalty to the U.S. Constitution. Reports of secret Chinese communist police stations operating in over 30 U.S. cities are also highlighted.

The shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde is analyzed, focusing on the 50-minute police stand-down and the eventual intervention by Border Patrol agents. The shooter, Salvador Ramos, is described by a classmate as a bully who hurt animals rather than a victim of bullying. The host clarifies that while he sees major anomalies and "bureaucratic failure," he does not currently view this as a "staged" event like previous controversies.

Harrison Smith describes footage from Uvalde showing police officers using tasers to hold back parents while the shooter was active inside the school. He argues that the local police were paralyzed by a desire for federal oversight and instructions, while the Border Patrol agent who eventually killed the shooter acted without orders. Smith suggests that the "defund the police" movement is a strategy to transition toward privatized or federalized law enforcement.

A border blockade between Alberta and Montana has expanded to include farmers and thousands of supporters. Sheila Gunn-Reed reports that some police and military members are beginning to speak out against enforcing biomedical mandates. The segment emphasizes that the "leave me alone" class of citizens is now willing to risk expensive equipment and livelihoods for the cause of freedom.

General Russel Honoré is accused of establishing a national police force intended for gun confiscation under the guise of the National Capitol Police. Representative Madison Cawthorn is highlighted for his CPAC speech regarding the "tyrannical movement of globalists" and the erosion of American values. The segment also notes that millions of people have been smuggled across the U.S. border as part of a deliberate effort to dissolve the nation.

The report notes the rapid response of McAllen police when called by the migrant facility, suggesting that illegal immigrants receive more protection than U.S. citizens. Jones claims the police are being used to facilitate smuggling routes by clearing the area of media. He contrasts the ease of entry for migrants with the strict laws American citizens must follow.

Police were called on the InfoWars crew while they were filming on a public sidewalk in front of a migrant hotel. Owen Shroyer links this harassment to the arrest of Sam Montoya, arguing that the government is trying to "mop up" the front lines of the information war. He asserts that InfoWars is being targeted because they expose the "fake pandemic" and "open borders."