Topic: Courthouses

Artist Scott LoBaido and activist Sean Oliva join the broadcast from outside the New York courthouse where Donald Trump’s trial is concluding. LoBaido discusses his latest painting depicting Trump as Muhammad Ali knocking out a "crybaby" Robert De Niro, who recently appeared as a spokesperson for the Biden campaign. The activists describe a high level of pro-Trump sentiment among the crowds gathered at the trial site.

A man identified as Max Azzarello sets himself on fire outside the Manhattan courthouse during the Donald Trump criminal trial. CNN's initial reporting of the event is criticized for mistakenly suggesting an active shooter was present. Azzarello reportedly left a manifesto claiming the act was a protest against a "cryptocurrency scam" and a planned global economic collapse involving both Trump and Biden.

Live footage shows Donald Trump arriving at the federal courthouse in Washington, D.C. Hernandez highlights a clip of a Black Trump supporter calling Special Counsel Jack Smith a "sellout" and accusing the Biden administration of treason. The supporter compares Trump to "King Cyrus" and argues that the legal proceedings are an attempt to humiliate the American people by parading their leader in "handcuffs."

The segment features a clip of Trump attorney Alina Habba telling CNN that the leak of the 34 counts from the DA's office is a felony. As Trump arrives at the Manhattan courthouse and enters the building, Jones and Stone discuss the "circus-like atmosphere" and the presence of thousands of supporters. Jones reiterates that the lack of handcuffs or a mugshot is a tactical decision by the state to avoid creating an iconic image of martyrdom.

General Michael Flynn has called for patriots to gather at local courthouses on July 4th to demonstrate the strength of the constitutionalist movement. This call to action comes amid concerns over the expansion of the IRS and the potential for armed enforcement against taxpayers. Proponents suggest that a unified, peaceful display of Second Amendment rights could deter further government overreach.

A golden statue with demonic features was placed atop a New York courthouse to honor the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her stance on abortion. Critics point out that Ginsburg had historically expressed concerns about the legal reasoning of Roe v. Wade, suggesting the statue misrepresents her legacy. This follows the recent unveiling of a controversial Martin Luther King Jr. monument in Boston, which was also met with public derision.

The Paul Harvey monologue continues, describing the subversion of culture through "lurid literature," narcotics, and the eviction of God from public spaces. It warns of a future where marriage is considered "old-fashioned" and judges promote pornography. Jones uses the recording to illustrate his view that the current political and social chaos is the result of a deliberate, long-term strategy of moral and institutional decay.

Shroyer reports on a Montana man arrested twice during riots in Portland, Oregon, where protesters allegedly tried to burn down a federal courthouse. He criticizes the FBI for focusing on January 6th participants while ignoring ongoing "Democrat terrorism" in cities like Portland. The segment argues that the mainstream media is complicit in hiding left-wing violence.

Video evidence shows Antifa militants in Portland, Oregon, attempting to burn down a federal courthouse with officers still inside. Despite committing multiple felonies and destroying federal property, many of these individuals face no arrests or have their charges immediately dropped by local prosecutors. This lack of legal consequence has turned Portland into a permanent war zone where radical left-wing groups operate with functional immunity.