Topic: Classified

A former civil servant from the Air Force Research Laboratory calls the president a "traitor to the Constitution" for revealing sensitive rescue tactics on air. The caller expresses horror at the "operational security" implications of the president's public descriptions of Special Operations Command (AFSOC) capabilities. The host agrees, suggesting that John Ratcliffe and the CIA are manipulating a president who does not understand the globalist nature of the military leadership.

Congressman Tim Burchette reports receiving classified briefings from multiple intelligence agencies regarding unidentified aerial phenomena that would deeply disturb the public if released. Burchette claims the establishment is becoming unglued as a forced disclosure process reaches a critical point. Reports indicate a struggle between internal groups, specifically the "Ex-Protect" group and those seeking to reveal the truth about missing scientists and generals.

Barack Obama's recent public comments about the reality of aliens are analyzed, with Trump accusing him of leaking classified information. Dr. Greer explains that presidents are often denied access to the "real" files, which are kept in grids like Area 52 and 53 rather than the well-known Area 51. The segment highlights the legal nuance that illegal programs cannot technically be classified under the US Constitution.

Roger Stone explains how former FBI Director James Comey allegedly avoided prosecution for lying to Congress due to a conflict of interest involving U.S. Attorney Eric Seaborg. Stone claims Seaborg's father-in-law was the godfather of Comey's daughter, leading to a "clean bill of health" for Comey despite evidence of leaking classified information. The case was eventually dismissed on a technicality regarding the appointment of prosecutor Lindsey Halligan, allowing the statute of limitations to potentially expire.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the indictment of John Bolton for retaining and transmitting classified documents. Stone criticizes the "two-tiered justice system," noting that Bolton was allowed to turn himself in while Stone's own home was raided by the FBI. They argue that the President has ultimate authority over documents under the Presidential Records Act, a protection Bolton does not share.

Robert Barnes endorses Methylene Blue for alertness while discussing the imminent indictment of John Bolton for transmitting classified documents. Trump is criticized for his "blind spot" in hiring Democrat-aligned lawyers like Todd Blanche. The discussion urges Trump to rearrange his legal team to avoid the mistakes of his first term.

Donald Trump is calling for RICO charges against George Soros and his son for supporting violent protests. New testimony from a former Capitol Police Chief alleges that the J6 Committee suppressed evidence of federal agents infiltrating the crowd to start violence. Additionally, reports surface that John Bolton's classified emails were intercepted by hostile foreign intelligence services after he used a private server.

The discussion focuses on John Bolton's alleged role in hiding intelligence that cleared Donald Trump of Russian collusion. Reference is made to documents released by Tulsi Gabbard suggesting Bolton committed espionage by withholding national security information for corporate interests. The segment contrasts the raid on Bolton with the 2022 Mar-a-Lago raid, accusing Bolton of hypocrisy regarding the handling of classified materials.

Former judge Jeanine Pirro discusses potential investigations into Representative Adam Schiff regarding the leaking of classified Russian intelligence. A declassified FBI 302 document provided by Kash Patel reportedly contains whistleblower testimony implicating Schiff in a criminal conspiracy to leak information to the media. Schiff is also facing allegations of mortgage fraud as part of a broader look at corruption within the House Intelligence Committee.

New evidence suggests former FBI Director James Comey used an intermediary, Columbia Law professor Daniel Richman, to leak classified information to The New York Times to burnish his reputation. The leaks were allegedly intended to fuel the Russia collusion narrative while bypassing official FBI press channels. Legal experts suggest that if Pam Bondi utilizes a grand jury, Comey and Richman could face prosecution under statutes of limitations for willful disclosure of classified data.

Donald Trump has publicly accused Barack Obama of treason related to the 2016 election and subsequent investigations. Tulsi Gabbard reportedly possesses thousands of additional documents that could further implicate the Obama administration in efforts to rig elections and surveil political opponents. Trump expressed regret for not prosecuting Hillary Clinton in the past but indicated that he is now prepared to pursue legal action against those involved in the "witch hunt" against him. The discussion emphasizes that these orders were signed directly by Obama and are no longer classified.

The Special Counsel Robert Hur report is analyzed regarding Joe Biden's inability to remember key facts about his vice presidency and the handling of classified documents. Despite media gaslighting about Biden's "photographic memory," the report suggests he is not cognizant enough to stand trial. Further concerns are raised about Hunter Biden's unprecedented presence in high-level White House meetings with senior advisors.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy releases a viral video criticizing the Democratic Party and the media for covering up Joe Biden's cognitive decline. Portnoy references the Robert Hur interview regarding classified documents as further evidence of Biden's inability to remember key dates and events. He characterizes the situation as one of the greatest scandals in American political history.

The Special Counsel Robert Hur report is examined for its findings on Joe Biden's handling of classified materials. The report noted that Biden did not remember when his term as Vice President ended or how classified documents regarding Afghanistan ended up in his garage. Despite these findings, the Justice Department declined to prosecute, citing Biden's limited memory and cognitive state.

Despite Trump's election, the "Deep State" remains active, with figures like John Brennan reportedly still accessing classified information. Logan emphasizes that without addressing "election fraud" and moving to same-day voting with paper ballots, the populist movement remains at risk. She compares the current political moment to "breathing air" after a near-death experience, warning that the "mob" is still close.

Tulsi Gabbard appears on OAN with Matt Gaetz, announcing that her office has made three criminal referrals to the Department of Justice regarding illegal leaks of classified information. She states that 11 additional internal investigations are ongoing within the ODNI to hold those attempting to undermine the President accountable. Gabbard praises the current DOJ leadership for taking immediate action on these referrals.

Alex Jones recounts a past attempt to interview the civilian head of HAARP in Alaska, which was allegedly interrupted by an Air Force colonel. The colonel reportedly threatened to cut the interview if it touched on classified topics and eventually ended the segment prematurely. Before being cut off, the director reportedly mentioned the ability to "ignite the upper atmosphere" so the sky appears to burn.

Michael Savage and the host discuss the potential end of the Democratic Party and the emergence of Gavin Newsom as a viable future candidate. They analyze "Signal Gate," involving the leak of information to Jeffrey Goldberg, suggesting that if Goldberg knowingly released classified data, he should face imprisonment at Guantanamo Bay. The leak is framed as a failed attempt by the left to create a "new Watergate."

Newly revealed emails suggest the Biden White House was involved in the investigation into Donald Trump's classified documents from its inception. The records contradict the official narrative that the National Archives and DOJ acted independently. Critics argue this coordination proves the legal actions against Trump were politically motivated "lawfare" managed by the executive branch.

The discussion covers Mike Pompeo's alleged plot to assassinate Julian Assange and the double standards regarding classified documents. Stone argues that under the Presidential Records Act, Trump had the authority to possess documents, citing a precedent involving Bill Clinton's "sock drawer" tapes. He asserts that Trump will always make the right decision when provided with the full truth by loyal advisors.