Topic: Coup

The 25th anniversary of the Disclosure Project is marked by an upcoming event at the National Press Club featuring 760 whistleblower files. Greer argues that a "unacknowledged coup d'etat" occurred in the late 1950s when the military-industrial complex seized control of UFO technology from President Eisenhower. He claims that releasing these energy technologies would make global oil dependencies obsolete within 20 years.

Robert Barnes suggests that Vice President JD Vance should "tackle" the president and place him in a bunker to prevent an "extinction level event" in Iran. While acknowledging the difficulty of the 25th Amendment, Barnes argues that the military should refuse "illegal" orders for mass war crimes. The host notes that he has never heard Barnes call for an "internal coup" before, highlighting the perceived severity of the situation.

Warnings are issued regarding potential "false flag" nuclear attacks in Russia or Iran to escalate the conflict. Victor Bout suggests that only a "palace coup" within the Pentagon could stop the current trajectory toward civilization's end. The narrative calls for military officers to refuse "treasonous orders" to protect the survival of the planet over political loyalty.

Joe Kent, former head of the National Counterterrorism Center, begins his interview by stating he resigned to alert Donald Trump that he has been "deceived" by his advisors. Kent argues that Israel has effectively staged a "foreign policy coup" in America, pushing for a regime change war that does not serve U.S. interests. He emphasizes that his resignation is an effort to save Trump's legacy and the "no more endless wars" movement.

Harrison Smith discusses his interview with Joe Kent, who claims that the Iran crisis is a "coup run by Israel" against the U.S. executive branch. Kent alleges that Netanyahu is working with globalists to derail Trump's recovery. The segment also revisits claims that Charlie Kirk feared for his life due to pressure from the Israeli lobby before his death in September 2025.

In a featured clip, Joe Kent states that he believes an "Israeli coup" has been performed against the United States, as Israel's goals no longer align with American interests. Kent alleges that Israel has been "killing the moderates" and negotiators to prevent a peace deal with Iran. Alan Dershowitz is criticized for labeling Kent's resignation a "neo-Nazi coup," which Kent dismisses as a desperate smear.

The host and Harrison Smith discuss why the "foreign coup" allegations from a high-level official like Joe Kent are not the biggest headlines in the country. They describe the "pager attacks" as a dangerous new form of terrorism that signals a shift in global warfare. Harrison Smith prepares to take over "The War Room" broadcast to provide more exclusive clips from the Kent interview.

Alex Jones reiterates that Joe Kent's resignation confirms an "Israeli coup" over the Trump White House's foreign policy. He highlights the ADL's threats to use "pager-style" attacks against domestic political groups as a sign of extreme danger to U.S. sovereignty. Jones claims that while China remains a threat, Israel has moved to fill the power vacuum created by the sinking Democratic party.

Concerns are raised that the Democratic party and leftist groups plan to use cartels as "muscle" in a potential American civil war. Hezbollah is identified as a significant domestic threat with an estimated 50,000 soldiers in the U.S. Trump’s strategy involves triggering the cartel conflict early in Mexico to disrupt a planned "hot coup" and cut off funding from Venezuela and Cuba.

The host recounts warnings of a "hot coup" involving intelligence figures like John Brennan and Phil Mudd. Following a series of probing attacks and swattings at the homes of prominent conservatives, including Tucker Carlson, leadership is advised to have a "bug out" plan. The recent violence in Mexico is framed as the first phase of a broader launch against information operatives.

The recruitment of young "incel" men into cartel ranks is described as a self-sustaining cycle fueled by amphetamines and a lack of economic hope. The Mexican Marines are noted as one of the few remaining trustworthy organizations, though Bracken suggests a total purge of the military hierarchy is necessary. Comparisons are made to the reform of the Colombian military in the 1990s to combat narco-terrorism.

The broadcast concludes with a call to "decapitate" the globalist movement through targeted arrests of leaders like John Brennan. Brennan is accused of grooming Barack Obama and facilitating the 9/11 attacks as part of a long-term coup against the United States. Pete Santilli argues that "helicopter rides" for 100 top globalists would prevent a wider civil war and stop the "new order" from being reassembled.

Juan, a Venezuelan living in Denver, provides a historical overview of the rise of Hugo Chavez, starting with the 1992 coup attempt and the 1998 election. He describes the systematic dismantling of Venezuelan institutions and the rigging of the 2004 referendum. Juan confirms that many opposition leaders were bought by the regime and expresses gratitude for Trump's intervention to restore justice.

Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum are cited regarding the global revolution against elites following Brexit and the 2016 US election. A "digital coup" is described where federal workers use private encrypted apps to bypass open records laws and resist the incoming administration. This activity is characterized as a modern form of mutiny carried out through office regulations rather than rifles.

Alex Jones introduces an upcoming segment with Lionel, a former prosecutor and talk show host, to discuss a "slow-rolling globalist coup." General Flynn recently reposted Lionel's breakdown of how patriots are being distracted by internal wars. The discussion aims to expose the tactics used by the permanent bureaucracy to undermine the current administration.

Federal workers are accused of committing "mutiny through Wi-Fi" by moving official communications to private encrypted apps to bypass Open Records Act laws. This activity is described as a "digital barricade" erected inside the government to resist the voters' choice. Lionel argues that this is not oversight but a pre-organized effort to topple the administration using foreign regime-change tactics.

The host defends Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth against allegations by the Washington Post and Senator Tammy Duckworth regarding a "kill them all" order during a boat strike. Testimony from admirals has reportedly debunked the claim, revealing it as a "hoax" intended to undermine military command. The host calls for the prosecution of those who leaked false intelligence to the press to sabotage the administration.

General Flynn recently retweeted a video by Lionel, a former prosecutor, which outlines a "soft coup" against the American government. The analysis suggests that federal workers used encrypted apps like Signal to coordinate resistance against the Trump administration before the inauguration. Jones describes his own role as a "pawn sacrifice" intended to draw out enemy positions behind lines.

Senator Mark Warner is accused of treason for suggesting the uniformed military should protect the Constitution from Donald Trump. References are made to Jesse Watters' reporting that high-level CIA elements are planning a destabilization operation to embarrass the president. The political climate is described as a "color revolution" aimed at removing Trump from power through an orchestrated crisis.

Byrne dismisses the threat of a military coup against Trump, suggesting that enlisted soldiers would "frag" any "woke officers" who tried to lead a revolt. He argues that the military's oath is to the Constitution, not to corrupt generals. The failed "hoaxes" against Pete Hegseth are cited as evidence of the opposition's desperation.