Topic: Debate Prep

Alex Jones and his guests react to the conclusion of the debate, expressing frustration that Donald Trump did not bring up the "325,000 missing children" at the border. They discuss the moderators' perceived bias and the lack of debate prep by the Trump campaign. The hosts also touch upon the July assassination attempt and the role of the Secret Service.

Mainstream outlets like TMZ and the Daily Mail have reported on Alex Jones's claims that Kamala Harris uses hallucinogenic drugs to manage her anxiety. Jones doubles down on his theory, stating that the CIA and State Department have long used synthetic variants of these drugs for control and performance. He predicts that Harris will struggle at the debate without the aid of pharmaceutical enhancements.

Roger Stone suggests that bringing Tulsi Gabbard and RFK Jr. into the Trump fold would be "seismic," attracting younger and independent voters. He notes that Gabbard's experience debating Kamala Harris in 2019 makes her an invaluable asset for Trump's debate preparation. The segment also criticizes the Biden administration for denying Kennedy Secret Service protection despite his family's history of assassinations.