Topic: Color Of Law

Tom from Wisconsin argues that the IRS has no actual jurisdiction over average citizens and operates only through "perceived authority" and contracts. He claims to have not paid federal income tax since 2007 by challenging the "color of law." The host acknowledges the unconstitutional nature of the 1913 tax system but promotes "Jones Tax Relief" as a legal way to navigate the system using existing loopholes.

Jones reports on plans to use the National Guard to run vaccine clinics in schools across Michigan, California, and New York. He highlights laws in San Francisco and statements from the Colorado governor that encourage children to get vaccinated without parental permission. He characterizes these actions as a violation of the Nuremberg Code and a "butchering" of parental rights.

Kaufman criticizes CDC Director Rochelle Walensky for extending the eviction moratorium, calling it an illegal use of technocratic power. He discusses the "Color of Law" and encourages legal action against officials imposing mandates. The segment concludes with a look at the "surveillance state" in France, where digital passports are required for basic activities, and a final call for disobedience to preserve liberty.

InfoWars tracks a bus from an illegal encampment to a Catholic charity in McAllen, where migrants are allegedly given envelopes of cash and have their cell phones confiscated. Jones defends showing the faces of the children in the footage, calling them "ghost children" who are being disappeared by the state. He argues that the Biden administration is operating under the "color of law" rather than actual legal authority.

A caller discusses the legal theory that Americans are being treated as "chattel" or property of Congress through birth certificates and the "all caps" naming convention. The conversation explores the idea that the U.S. is operating under "color of law" rather than the original constitutional republic. The caller references Adam von Rents and the need to rebut legal presumptions of government ownership.