Topic: Coyotes

A humorous tangent criticizes Texas drivers for hogging the left lane on I-35, with Nugent proposing $5,000 fines for slow drivers. Nugent also shares a negative experience with a shop called "Texas Metal Extensive," alleging they scammed him, while praising "Gateway Bronco" for restoring his 1974 Ford Bronco with a Coyote engine.

Anthony Rubin provides details on a Muckraker investigation that tracked children from a list of 8,000 names provided by government insiders. Rubin describes finding children in Florida who were delivered into debt servitude after being recruited via radio ads in Guatemala. He alleges that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Homeland Security have failed to investigate these specific trafficking rings.

The federal income tax system is criticized as a violation of the Fifth Amendment, as filing a return is viewed as a compulsory confession of economic activity. Meanwhile, NGOs in South America are allegedly radicalizing migrants before they reach the U.S. border, instructing them on how to exploit legal loopholes and demand government benefits upon arrival.

Christy Hutchison provides graphic descriptions of "rape trees" found along the border, where women and children are allegedly shackled and assaulted by coyotes. She claims to have captured cartel phones containing data on buyers across the US, including in Baltimore and New York. Hutchison also reports seeing bodies of migrants mutilated by cartels.

Observations are made regarding large men accompanying migrant families, who are identified as "male coyotes" rather than husbands. The report explains why McAllen was chosen as a hub, citing its proximity to the border, a downtown bus station, and an underutilized international airport suitable for private charters.

Two Romanian brothers are reportedly searching for their parents and a seven-year-old girl who disappeared after crossing the river with a coyote. The discussion highlights the dangers faced by European migrants who may be viewed with suspicion by cartels. Sounds of children crying are heard from within a nearby facility, which Jones characterizes as a "UN re-education camp."

Drew Hernandez and Steve Bannon discuss how cartels place "price tags" on humans, with children reportedly "going for" about $3,200 to facilitate easier entry for adults. Footage shows a DHS senior advisor attempting to block senators and media from taking photos of overcrowded facilities, citing "dignity and respect." The segment concludes with a clip of Joe Biden calling for a "surge to the border" for those seeking asylum.

Alex Jones explains the origin of the term "wetback" while standing near the Rio Grande. He discusses the exploitation of agricultural workers and the brutality of cartels, who reportedly lock migrants in tractor-trailers to die. Jones refutes the "racist" narrative of border enforcement, stating the real enemy is the "evil and wicked" cartel system.

Owen Shroyer and Drew Hernandez discuss signs on Texas highways that warn smuggling is a federal crime, noting the irony as the government facilitates the process. They reference a Univision interview with a "coyote" who admits that business is booming under the current administration. Hernandez argues that millions of people are waking up to the devastation because they are finally seeing the visuals.

Drew Hernandez explains how cartels, or "coyotes," charge migrants thousands of dollars for passage, generating an estimated $14 million per day. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) is cited blaming the Biden administration for creating expectations that fueled the crisis. Hernandez warns that many migrants who are turned away will face dire consequences or recruitment by cartels in Mexico.

Owen Shrouer discusses the use of children as "get into the country free cards" by human smugglers known as coyotes. He also criticizes the U.S. Army for training materials that allegedly equate questioning Black Lives Matter riots with white supremacy. The segment argues that the violence associated with BLM and Antifa has been downplayed while the Capitol riot has been exaggerated for political purposes.

Updates on election audits in New Hampshire and Wisconsin are provided, with Shroyer claiming that Democrat operatives were given keys to ballot counting rooms. He uses a "Wile E. Coyote" analogy to describe the absurdity of the alleged election theft, arguing that Biden's victory was statistically impossible given his lack of campaigning.

The Biden administration's decision to halt border wall construction and end "catch and release" policies is blamed for a massive surge in illegal immigration. These policy shifts are described as enriching human traffickers and criminal cartels while creating a migrant crisis that threatens national security.