Topic: Dan Lyman

Infowars reporter Dan Lyman joins the broadcast from the banks of the Rio Grande in Mexico. He reports finding discarded military IDs from countries like Colombia, suggesting that individuals are hiding their identities before entering the U.S. Lyman describes the current state of mass crossings and the role of Mexican authorities in managing the flow of migrants.

The theft of Halloween candy by groups speaking foreign languages is interpreted by commentators like Charlie Kirk and Dan Lyman as the end of American social trust. This behavior is described as a "boot stomping on a human face forever," referencing George Orwell's 1984. The "importation of the third world" is blamed for the collapse of community standards and the rise of selfish, predatory behavior in residential neighborhoods.

Reporter Dan Lyman covers the discovery of 103 unaccompanied minors and 343 migrants trapped in a trailer in Veracruz, Mexico. In a separate news item, U.S. intelligence suggests a "pro-Ukrainian group" was responsible for the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage. Jones dismisses this as a cover story to get ahead of whistleblowers and Seymour Hersh's reporting. The segment also notes that Russian forces are reportedly being forced to fight with shovels due to munitions shortages.

Owen Shroer reports on the "absurd" international ban on Russian cats from competitions and Airbnb's termination of service in Russia. Dan Lyman then presents Shroer with a bag of organic sour candy as a "healthy" alternative to his Sour Patch Kids habit. The segment concludes with a final reminder to support the broadcast by shopping at the InfoWars Store.

European correspondent Dan Lyman reports on the proliferation of no-go zones and the implementation of permanent martial law in Europe under the guise of COVID-19. The discussion shifts to new evidence from the Georgia election audit, claiming tally sheets were marked 100% for Biden despite ballot box discrepancies. There is a warning that a global social credit score system is being rolled out via smartphone applications.

Foreign correspondent Dan Lyman joins the program to discuss the "momentum" of globalists in Europe, noting that most of the continent remains under strict mask mandates and lockdowns. They discuss the forced inoculations in France and the use of the military as a litmus test to remove "decent American stock." Lyman observes that institutions like the FBI and the U.S. military have been compromised by social justice ideologies.

Dan Lyman reports on a letter signed by 1,000 French service members, including top generals, warning of an imminent civil war caused by failed multiculturalism. The French public largely supports the generals' concerns regarding the "Islamization" of the country and the erosion of national identity. President Macron has threatened to punish the signatories, while the UN's "replacement migration" policies continue to drive demographic shifts.