Topic: Brooklyn Subway

A report on recent violent crimes in New York City includes multiple stabbings and slashings in Manhattan and the subway system. Celente, a native New Yorker, argues that the city has become more dangerous than during the financial crisis of the 1970s. He blames the decline on "jerky boy" mayors and the influx of migrants.

Frank James is identified as the primary suspect in the New York City subway shooting. Reports indicate James posted video manifestos expressing black nationalist views and hatred toward white people. Comparisons are made to the Dylann Roof case, alleging that the corporate media blames all white people for Roof's crimes while attempting to hide the racial motivations of the Brooklyn shooter.

A caller from New Jersey discusses perceived inconsistencies in the Brooklyn subway shooting, specifically the failure of surveillance cameras at the scene. The conversation touches on the suspect's social media presence and the convenience of the evidence found by investigators. Jones notes that the FBI had previously been alerted to the suspect.

The New York City subway shooting in Brooklyn is discussed in the context of its timing with President Biden's gun control speech. Stein questions how a shooter could escape one of the most surveilled transit systems in the world, suggesting the event will be used to justify further infringements on the Second Amendment. He contrasts the push for domestic disarmament with the arming of citizens in Ukraine.