Topic: Crime Reporting

A caller expresses rage over his children being forced to take the COVID-19 vaccine for their careers. The discussion shifts to historical crime reporting, with the caller claiming that media outlets stopped identifying the race of perpetrators in the 1980s to hide the reality of urban violence. Jones argues that it is "open season" on white people in Democratic-led cities.

Eamon Blair and Laura Logan criticize the Department of Justice's Uniform Crime Report (UCR) for failing to track cartel-related crimes like human smuggling and cyberattacks. They argue that this data gap allows politicians to claim the border is secure despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary. The segment concludes with a discussion on how taxpayer-funded NGOs facilitate migration through the Darien Gap, which Blair describes as funding the nation's own destruction.

The segment alleges that the Biden administration changed reporting rules in 2021 to allow Democrat-run cities to stop submitting violent crime data to the FBI. This lack of data is used to create a false narrative that the U.S. murder rate is plunging. Similar claims of fraud are made regarding Federal Reserve and White House statements on inflation rates.

The discussion focuses on a provision in Bill C-63 regarding the "fear of hate propaganda." This allows a judge to impose conditions—such as house arrest, electronic monitoring (ankle bracelets), and firearm seizures—on individuals who have not yet committed a crime but are feared likely to do so in the future. Levant compares this to the "pre-crime" concept from the film Minority Report, noting it applies to speech and feelings rather than physical violence.

The Durham Report and recent whistleblower testimonies are cited as evidence of systemic corruption within the FBI, DOJ, and IRS to protect the Biden family. At least seven whistleblowers have come forward to Congress, though many fear for their lives. Criticism is directed at Congressional Republicans for failing to take aggressive action against these federal agencies.

Mike Lindell presents data showing what he calls real-time crime spikes in Pennsylvania and Georgia, where large batches of votes were allegedly added or removed to manipulate outcomes. Lindell claims that machines in 32 states malfunctioned on election day, which he views as a divine intervention to raise public awareness. He asserts that algorithms were overrun in several races but maintains that elections in Colorado, Michigan, and Pennsylvania were stolen through computer manipulation.

Owen Shroyer takes over the broadcast, discussing how Canadian "future crime" laws represent a move toward disappearing political dissidents. He claims that mainstream news is finally admitting that COVID-19 vaccines are ineffective and potentially causing "VAIDS" (Vaccine Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). The war in Ukraine is framed as a distraction to prevent the public from holding health officials accountable for the economic damage caused by lockdowns.