Topic: Colorado Springs

FEMA is identified as a central component of the COG parallel government, with primary backup facilities located in Colorado Springs and Denver. During political transitions, there are concerns that bureaucrats could activate these emergency powers to bypass the civil government. The discussion links these facilities to the broader network of underground bases funded by missing federal trillions.

A DEA-led raid on an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs resulted in the detention of over 100 illegal aliens and a dozen active duty military members. DEA Special Agent Jonathan Pullen confirmed the club was a hub for drug trafficking, prostitution, and gang activity involving TDA and MS-13. The involvement of service members as armed security for the gang-run establishment is a primary focus of the ongoing federal investigation.

The discussion covers potential scenarios for the 76-day period between the 2024 election and the inauguration. Jones references 2020 war games run by John Podesta and claims Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats may refuse to certify a Trump victory. He revisits January 6th, characterizing it as an FBI-orchestrated trap designed to demonize Trump supporters and justify a crackdown on dissent.

An honorably discharged combat infantry veteran called in to critique the security failures in Butler, stating that leaving a nearby rooftop unsecured violates basic protection protocols. The veteran expressed his renewed sense of patriotism following Trump's defiant response to the shooting. He also condemned local Colorado politicians who made disparaging remarks about the former president after the attack.

Reports indicate that employees at Denver Health are receiving live Ebola vaccines as labs in Colorado Springs conduct high-level biological research. Colorado Springs is described as the "alternate capital" of the U.S., housing NORAD and Continuity of Government (COG) facilities. Denver International Airport remains a subject of scrutiny due to its unusual murals and rumors of extensive underground tunnels and government bases.

A new laboratory in Colorado Springs is reportedly being prepared to work with Ebola, Nipah virus, and COVID-19. Dr. Bartlett suggests that vaccinating first responders is a precursor to a planned outbreak or a "setup" involving these pathogens. Senator Joni Ernst has reportedly expressed concerns regarding the safety levels and the nature of the research being conducted at this facility.

A 12-year-old student in Colorado Springs was reportedly removed from class for having a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack, which school officials allegedly linked to slavery. The segment also covers calls for reduced free speech in the Washington Post and new censorship rules in Ireland and the EU. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is cited for his criticism of the U.S. government as a "disinformation enterprise."

The transgender movement is described as a weaponization of the medical system designed to sterilize children and strip away parental rights. President Joe Biden is criticized for labeling opponents of gender-affirming surgeries as racist or homophobic. The segment links these medical practices to psychological warfare and claims that the FBI is being used to target parents who protest at school boards.

Owen Shroyer takes over the broadcast, addressing the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs that left five dead. Shroyer criticizes the immediate calls for gun control from Democratic politicians like Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot. He argues that disarming law-abiding citizens is an authoritarian response that ignores the underlying issues of violence and mental health.

Owen Shroyer compares the national media coverage of the Colorado Springs shooting to the "normalized" daily violence in cities like Chicago. He points out that the Colorado suspect was previously known to the FBI for bomb threats, suggesting a failure of law enforcement rather than a need for new gun laws. Shroyer also praises the patrons who subdued the gunman, contrasting their actions with the police response in Uvalde.

The segment discusses reports of schools in Colorado Springs allegedly taping masks to children's faces. Jones references Dr. Richard Bartlett and local news reports to claim that medical care is being used to induce hypoxia through the use of bags and restrictive masking.

A caller from Colorado discusses the January 6 commission and the death of Ashley Babbitt, characterizing the event as a setup designed to demonize conservative protesters. The host reiterates that the commission is a precedent-setting move to scare citizens from exercising their right to protest.