Topic: Daniel Ellsberg

Joe Kent is defended as a hero and a legitimate whistleblower who is being targeted by the establishment for exposing the "fraud" of the Iran war. The host compares Kent to Daniel Ellsberg and mentions the death of Seth Rich as an example of the dangers faced by those who leak government information. Critics like Jimmy Dore are questioned for suggesting Kent might be a "deep state" plant.

Alex Jones joins the broadcast to compare Joe Kent's resignation to historic moments like Walter Cronkite's Vietnam broadcast and Daniel Ellsberg's release of the Pentagon Papers. Jones argues that Kent's stature as a high-level intelligence official makes his whistleblowing even more significant than past figures like Dr. David Kelly. He claims Kent's actions expose an "Israeli coup" over American foreign policy.

A caller from England discusses the hypocrisy of the U.S. legal system regarding Joe Biden's alleged corruption in Ukraine. Jones responds by calling for state attorneys general to issue indictments and warns that the globalists are in a desperate, dangerous state.

The hosts analyze the Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking trial, alleging that the prosecution is intentionally limiting the scope to protect high-profile figures like the Clintons. Robert Barnes points out that the presiding judge was nominated for an appellate seat by Senator Chuck Schumer during the trial, suggesting a potential quid pro quo. They compare the secrecy of the proceedings to the Pentagon Papers case and criticize the lack of public broadcast access to the courtroom.