Topic: Brownsville

Shroyer and Lyman discuss the "whack-a-mole" strategy used by the administration to move migrant processing between different border sectors like Eagle Pass, McAllen, and San Diego to avoid media scrutiny. Lyman notes that while Eagle Pass has slowed, flows into California have increased. The segment concludes with a preview of Lyman's upcoming studio appearance.

The segment features allegations of child trafficking occurring through NGO-run facilities, such as a converted Walmart in Brownsville, Texas. Jones and Yon describe Border Patrol agents being moved to tears because they are forced to hand over unaccompanied minors to NGOs, only to see the same children recycled back through the system later. They argue that these organizations should be investigated for zoning violations and human trafficking crimes.

The kidnapping of the Muckraker team by the Cartel del Golfo (CDG) in Matamoros is detailed, with Michael Yon tracking their GPS icons in real-time. The cartel reportedly blindfolded the reporters and took them to a field before releasing them at the Brownsville point of entry. Yon explains that the beach near the SpaceX facility in Boca Chica is a major smuggling route controlled by the cartel, where they routinely intercept those who have not paid "tolls."

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has warned of a "financial tsunami" and a $12 billion price tag associated with the migrant crisis. The segment argues that this is a deliberate plan by the UN and globalists to crash the U.S. economy. Comparisons are made to historical events like the Holodomor under Stalin, suggesting that the migration is a form of warfare intended to displace and eventually eliminate the domestic population.

A Democrat judge in Brownsville, Texas, reportedly blocked a $15,000 private donation to a local law enforcement agency intended for border security. Owen Shroyer notes that the judge claimed the donation was "political" because it mentioned the Biden administration's border failures, despite the donor group having previously funded Democratic sheriffs.

Operation Burning Edge reporting reveals thousands of migrant children being held in massive warehouses, including a former Walmart Supercenter in Brownsville, Texas. The hosts allege that these facilities facilitate human trafficking and that children are being moved under the cover of darkness to unvetted sponsors. Steve Bannon compares the situation to the film "Sound of Freedom" and calls for state-level prosecution of sex trafficking.

Children are reportedly being flown out of Harlingen and McAllen, Texas, at night with unvetted escorts as young as 19. These escorts often stay in hotels with the children during flight delays with no oversight or law enforcement presence. The hosts call for local SWAT teams to raid facilities like the Brownsville Walmart to rescue children from these unaccountable transport networks.

Joe Biden is criticized for border policies that allegedly incentivized a surge of migrants seeking asylum. Recent mass casualty events in Allen and Brownsville, Texas, are linked by some to the Puro Tango Blast gang and Mexican drug cartels. Intelligence suggests the Sinaloa and Gulf cartels may be coordinating terror attacks to influence U.S. border policy and maintain the profitability of human smuggling as Title 42 expiration approaches.

Investigative journalist Pete Santilli reportedly received warnings from a federal source regarding imminent mass casualty events orchestrated by cartels. The discussion details the extreme brutality of Mexican cartels, including human trafficking and satanic rituals. George Alvarez, the suspect in the Brownsville truck attack, is revealed to have an extensive criminal history including multiple assaults and aggravated charges.

The creator of RGV Truth provides local details on the Brownsville truck attack, identifying the suspect as a gang member with a history of legal settlements against the police. He also reports on his efforts to expose a globalist NGO in Alamo, Texas, that he claims is involved in organizing drag shows for children. The caller asserts that these activities are part of a broader agenda of child exploitation on the border.

The Biden administration has halted construction on the southern border wall, leaving 20-foot gaps in high-traffic areas that are being exploited by human traffickers. In Brownsville, Texas, illegal migrants are testing positive for COVID-19 at high rates before being released into the U.S. interior via Greyhound buses. This "open border" policy is criticized as a massive hypocrisy that intentionally spreads the virus while the government simultaneously demands lockdowns for American citizens.