Topic: Charity Fraud

Steve Bannon's legal troubles in New York are characterized as a political hit job orchestrated by Letitia James and Soros-linked prosecutors. The "We Build the Wall" case is compared to the financial practices of celebrities like Bono, who reportedly gave a very small percentage of charity funds to actual causes. Supporters argue that Bannon's use of funds for travel and expenses was standard for a non-profit and does not constitute criminal fraud.

High-profile globalists like Bono and Barack Obama are criticized for their foundations giving only a small percentage of funds to actual charity. The host asserts that the globalist system is "on fire" and falling apart, leading to desperate attempts to silence opposition. The segment concludes with the declaration that "we are all the InfoWar," and that the movement has already achieved its goal of politically destroying the establishment.

Alex Jones attacks the credibility of globalist figures like Bono and Alexander Soros. He cites reports that Bono’s "One Foundation" gave very little of its funds to actual charity while the singer maintained a lavish lifestyle. He describes the elite as lacking empathy, treating service workers poorly at events like Bilderberg, and using philanthropy as a front for a depopulation agenda.

Alex Jones defends Steve Bannon's "We Build The Wall" project, claiming that 95% of the funds raised went directly to the construction of a border wall on private property. He contrasts this with the musician Bono and his "One Foundation," alleging that Bono keeps 99% of the billions raised for his African projects. Jones argues that the prosecution of Bannon is politically motivated selective enforcement by the Department of Justice.