Topic: Border Reporting

A call-in segment is launched for listeners to provide a "report card" on Donald Trump's first 57 days in office. The host requests feedback on the administration's greatest accomplishments and failures, specifically regarding the economy and national security. Previous successful call-in topics, such as the Baltimore bridge collapse and border security, are cited as examples of listener expertise.

During his discussion with Bannon, Jones pivots to a Senate report alleging that the Department of Homeland Security under Alejandro Mayorkas and Kamala Harris "lost" or "disappeared" 325,000 children. He frames this as part of a larger pattern of "crazy but true" events, including the assassination attempts on Donald Trump and the push for transgenderism in schools.

A recent Senate report is cited claiming 325,000 migrant children are missing, with some estimates from Border Patrol sources exceeding one million. The discussion explores the possibility of these children being lost to slave labor or sex trafficking due to federal negligence. The lack of institutional opposition to this crisis is attributed to systemic corruption and blackmail.

Alex Jones details a report alleging that 325,000 children have gone missing under the border policies of Kamala Harris. He urges Donald Trump to adopt a specific pledge to create multi-jurisdictional task forces dedicated to finding exploited children and prosecuting traffickers with the death penalty. Jones mentions his intent to contact Roger Stone and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to push this policy as a central campaign issue.

The host addresses rumors regarding InfoWars' bankruptcy, explaining that the network is facing "slanted" lawsuits from the Democratic Party. He lists the show's major achievements, including reporting on ivermectin and border smuggling, and appeals for financial support. Listeners are encouraged to donate or purchase the limited-edition "Alex Jones Was Right" t-shirt at InfoWarsStore.com.

Alex Jones introduces his head of security, Tim Enlow, and discusses the financial requirements for maintaining and expanding InfoWars' border coverage. He argues that the UN replacement migration plan is a key component of a global takeover and calls for increased listener support through the InfoWars Store. Jones expresses a need for ten additional staff members, including editors and undercover researchers, to combat burnout.

A retrospective on the Bilderberg Group mentions how the organization's existence was once denied by mainstream media before being exposed by the Drudge Report. Shifting to current events, Project Veritas and other whistleblowers have provided drone footage and testimony regarding conditions at the Texas border. Reports include allegations of sexual assault within migrant facilities.

Steve Quayle predicts upcoming border lockdowns and a total war on the American people, as outlined in the Diegel Report's population reduction forecasts. He criticizes politicians like Mitch McConnell for being compromised by Chinese interests. Quayle warns that the establishment is moving toward legalizing state-sanctioned euthanasia and starving out the domestic population.