Topic: Devin Nunes

Speculation arises regarding whether the Democratic Party or Soros-funded groups benefited from the death of Charlie Kirk to stop his mobilization of young conservative voters. Media personalities like Destiny are criticized for using violent rhetoric and refusing to condemn the murder. The left is accused of celebrating the assassination while mainstream outlets attempt to reframe the shooter's motives as a "love story."

The streamer known as Destiny (Steve Bunnell) is condemned for his appearance on Piers Morgan where he reportedly doubled down on celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. Clips are played of Destiny expressing a desire to see Republicans like Devin Nunes murdered and calling for the permanent deplatforming of conservative voices.

Recently declassified documents by Tulsi Gabbard and House Intelligence members Rick Crawford and Devin Nunes allegedly show that the CIA knew Russia was not trying to help Trump in 2016. There are calls for a "Truth Commission" in Congress to work alongside the Justice Department to educate the public on these findings. The goal is to create a "one-two punch" that results in the arrest of officials who lied to the public.

Speculation arises regarding the potential suspension of the 2024 election due to a major terror attack or power outage. Callers debate potential VP picks for Trump, favoring Rand Paul or Ron DeSantis for their stances against medical tyranny and the COVID-19 vaccine.

A caller suggests that Trump must pick a Vice President the deep state "hates more than him," such as Rand Paul or Devin Nunes, to prevent an assassination attempt. They also discuss the impossibility of a national draft in the U.S. due to the current generation's lack of resolve. The segment includes a testimonial for Dr. Jones Naturals' Nano Silver products, specifically their effectiveness for skin conditions like acne.

Donald Trump is reportedly leading in several scientific polls, showing a 13-point lead in battleground states and up to a 20-point lead nationally. Potential Vice Presidential candidates are discussed, including Tom Cotton, Devin Nunes, Rand Paul, and Ben Carson, while Marco Rubio and Nikki Haley are viewed with skepticism. Trump's recent appearance at the Libertarian National Convention is highlighted, where he promised to pardon January 6th prisoners and oppose central bank digital currencies.

Speculation regarding Donald Trump's potential vice presidential pick focuses on figures like Devin Nunes and Ken Paxton. While Marco Rubio is mentioned as a possibility, he is criticized as being part of the political establishment. Tucker Carlson is discussed as a popular choice among supporters, though he has expressed a lack of interest in moving to Washington D.C.

Listener Andrew Meyer suggests Devin Nunes as a strong Vice Presidential candidate to help Trump fight the Deep State. Jones agrees, claiming "a little bird" told him Nunes is a frontrunner for the position. The discussion emphasizes the need for a "loyalty oath" and a total purge of globalist infiltrators within the DOJ and military during a second Trump term.

Guest Andrew Meyer joins the discussion to suggest Devin Nunes, CEO of Truth Social, as the ideal vice presidential candidate for Donald Trump. The conversation emphasizes the need for a "loyalty purge" of the federal bureaucracy. Meyer also promotes the "Alex Jones Video Game" as a successful independent media project.

Roger Stone reports on a recent event at Mar-a-Lago celebrating Truth Social going public, noting Donald Trump's high energy and confidence. Stone outlines a strategy for the 2024 election that includes cleaning voter rolls of bad addresses, challenging chain-of-custody violations, and requiring hand counts of ballots. He claims that a million undeliverable addresses were found in Florida alone, necessitating a major push for election integrity by the RNC.

Roger Stone identifies former Congressman Devin Nunes as a "dark horse" candidate for Vice President, citing his experience exposing the Russia collusion hoax. Other names discussed include Tulsi Gabbard, for her appeal to former Democrats, and Dr. Ben Carson. Stone also shares an anecdote about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson firing a stunt double for being friendly with Stone, suggesting the actor is not a true conservative despite recent comments about Joe Biden.

House Republicans are reportedly warming to a Church-style committee to investigate the FBI's influence over social media platforms. Alex Jones criticizes Representative Jim Jordan for taking Google money and suggests that current congressional efforts may not go far enough to dismantle centralized monopolies. The discussion links the Twitter files to broader censorship efforts involving the ADL, Southern Poverty Law Center, and various intelligence agencies.

Journalist Lee Smith discusses his books "The Plot Against the President" and "The Permanent Coup," arguing that the U.S. is operating under a third-world style security regime. Smith claims the media and intelligence services have merged to conduct propaganda operations against the American public. He highlights the role of Congressman Devin Nunes in uncovering the Russiagate scandal.

Donald Trump's new platform, Truth Social, is criticized for allegedly banning a user who made a joke about Devin Nunes and placing "sensitive content" warnings on posts by Stu Peters. Milo Yiannopoulos claims he introduced many "America First" users to the platform but has been ignored by the management. The segment suggests that the new network is repeating the censorship mistakes of mainstream social media.

Jones discusses the 2021 Infrastructure Bill, claiming it mandates computer chips in all cars by 2024 to monitor drivers for alcohol and audio. He links this to a global technocracy that tracks communication via text and email. He also mentions that WhatsApp has blocked Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, highlighting a global trend of silencing nationalist leaders.

Devin Nunes is reportedly joining Donald Trump's media venture to fix internal management issues. Jones claims Trump has been surrounded by "sycophants" and "saboteurs" who prevented him from partnering with platforms like Parler or Gab. He credits Roger Stone with influencing Trump to finally build his own independent communication infrastructure.

President Biden identified white supremacy as the most lethal terrorist threat to the United States homeland today. Critics argue this definition is being expanded to include Trump supporters, gun owners, and patriots, effectively weaponizing the CIA and FBI against American citizens. Representative Devin Nunes previously warned that the intelligence community is being prepared for use against domestic political opponents.

Former Navy SEAL Matt Bracken joins the show to discuss what he describes as a "Marxist coup" in the United States. They analyze the Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index, which shows the highest food price increase in modern history, surpassing the levels that triggered the Arab Spring. Bracken and the host argue that Bill Gates is buying up farmland to control the food supply during a period of planned social unrest.

The host uses the historical metaphor of "crossing the Rubicon" to describe the Biden administration's declaration of war against political dissidents. He argues that by labeling the NRA, Oath Keepers, and Trump supporters as "white supremacists" and "terrorists," the government is justifying the use of the military and intelligence agencies against citizens. Representative Devin Nunes is cited as confirming that closed-door hearings are focusing on these domestic groups.

A caller named William from Washington discusses the lack of leadership in Congress and the intimidation of representatives like Jim Jordan. Jones responds by citing Devin Nunes' claims that the CIA is being used illegally against Americans. They discuss the need for a "Braveheart moment" where citizens refuse to be herded into "Chinese-style FEMA camps."