7 chapters across the catalog
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem reported the discovery of a "stay-behind network" within the Department of Homeland Security that allegedly installed spyware on the devices of political appointees. Journalist Benny Johnson released a photograph of Hillary Clinton during a closed-door deposition, leading to a confrontation with her legal team. The incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding the surveillance of political opposition and the investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
Real ID, Biometric Surveillance Expansion
The implementation of Real ID is described as a move toward a biometric surveillance state that could eventually lead to a social credit score in the United States. While marketed as a tool to prevent fraud, critics argue it allows the government to collect sensitive data on every citizen. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is currently overseeing a $200 million advertising campaign to promote the program, which many conservatives view as unconstitutional.
Globalist Surveillance, Ford Vehicle Monitoring, and Senate Cover-ups
The United Nations has reportedly announced plans for a global cashless society while major corporations like Ford are exposed for using vehicle microphones to monitor drivers. Senators Blumenthal and Murray are accused of quarterbacking deep-state attacks while simultaneously preparing to release a "shocking" report on DHS failures to get ahead of whistleblowers. These actions are framed as part of a broader globalist operation to implement total surveillance.
Intercept Bombshell, DHS Surveillance, Truth Cops
A bombshell report from The Intercept reveals that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been working with JP Morgan Chase and legacy media to surveil private emails and bank accounts. This "Truth Cops" operation involves federal agencies coordinating with the private sector to monitor and censor American citizens.
DHS Testimony, Racial Division, and Cashless Society
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is criticized for his testimony regarding domestic terror threats. The discussion moves to claims of media-driven racial division and a transition toward a total surveillance state featuring a cashless society with programmable tokens.
DHS Mal-information Memo, CIA Domestic Data Collection
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has updated its terrorism threat summary to include "mal-information," which is defined as truthful information that undermines trust in government. The CIA also admitted to collecting data on U.S. citizens, a move Bermas argues has been happening since the 1990s. The segment links these developments to the "Spars Pandemic" exercise and the control of public narratives.
DHS Domestic Terror Designations, First Amendment Rights
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is criticized for designating opposition to COVID-19 measures and claims of election fraud as top domestic terror threats. Roger Stone argues that these designations are a legal pretext to bypass warrants and surveil American citizens under post-9/11 reforms. The host claims that 80 million voters are being targeted as "domestic violent extremists" for exercising their First Amendment rights.
