Topic: Dna Test

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The Biden administration is accused of intentionally failing to fix border cameras to hide the influx of foreign agents. In Iran, Israel reportedly maintains over 100,000 spies on its payroll, facilitating the current decapitation strikes. While the UK government remains neutral due to its own internal demographic shifts, Texans are encouraged to rely on the Second Amendment for domestic protection.

Under the Biden administration, Border Patrol agents were reportedly prohibited from conducting DNA testing or vetting the "sponsors" of unaccompanied minors. Video evidence shows children as young as two years old being sent across the border with nothing but a phone number on a sticky note. Many of these children were allegedly delivered by NGOs to criminal gangs and human traffickers under the false promise of being reunited with their parents.

The Venezuelan government reportedly made a deal with the Biden administration to send hardened criminals to the United States in exchange for lifting sanctions. Whistleblowers have testified that HHS facilitated the distribution of migrant children to unverified sponsors without DNA testing, leading to widespread exploitation. These children often disappear into labor or sex trafficking networks while the government provides only a symbolic abuse hotline.

Representative Ro Khanna has introduced legislation to address high pharmaceutical prices, a move that aligns with Trump's goal of reducing costs by 80%. At the border, Tom Homan is working to reinstate DNA testing and fingerprinting for sponsors to prevent child trafficking. Critics argue that the previous administration's "speed over safety" policy effectively turned the federal government into a facilitator for child abuse.

Ryan Mata credits the Trump administration for re-implementing DNA testing at the border in March 2025, which reportedly led to a 93% decrease in children being delivered to unverified sponsors. Mata presents data from the HHS website showing the sharp decline in "releases to sponsors" compared to the Biden administration's final months. The segment includes footage of children being loaded into vehicles by Catholic Charities staff without their parents.

Documentary filmmaker Ryan Mata joins Owen Shroyer to discuss the dramatic decrease in migrant children entering the U.S. under the Trump administration. Mata provides statistics claiming that under Biden, the government facilitated the delivery of 350,000 children to unvetted sponsors, many of whom have since disappeared. He praises Trump for reinstating mandatory DNA testing at the border to ensure children are released only to legitimate family members.

The host claims that DNA companies like 23andMe sell user data to China and that the Pentagon has warned military personnel against using them. He also asserts that PCR tests were manipulated to produce false positives during the pandemic. A story from 1996 about the government storing baby blood swabs for a global DNA database is recounted as a long-standing concern.

Allegations are made that the Biden administration secretly ended DNA testing at the border, facilitating the trafficking of children by cartels and NGOs. Whistleblowers and investigators like James O'Keefe and Anthony Rubin reportedly found thousands of "missing" children in dangerous conditions. Democratic governors and mayors are accused of obstructing federal efforts to locate these children.

Jones calls for the criminal prosecution of Alejandro Mayorkas, alleging he "disappeared" children rather than losing them. He claims the Biden administration secretly ended DNA testing that was intended to verify familial relationships between adults and children at the border. Jones compares the actions of the previous administration to historical villains and serial killers, arguing that the neglect was a deliberate part of a trafficking operation.

Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan and Donald Trump are reportedly targeting DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for his role in enabling human trafficking. The segment alleges that Mayorkas ended DNA testing for migrants and delivered children to unvetted sponsors at Walmart parking lots. The host calls for Mayorkas to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for "sex smuggling" and "pedophile enabling."

Incoming border czar Tom Homan has pledged to investigate and prosecute NGOs and government officials involved in child trafficking at the U.S. border. Alex Jones criticizes Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for claiming that tracking missing children is "outside the responsibility" of DHS. Jones argues that the Biden administration's decision to end familial DNA testing facilitated the exploitation of thousands of children by cartels and "for-profit" smuggling operations.

The host recounts confronting Google CEO Sundar Pichai in Congress, highlighting the general ignorance of lawmakers regarding GPS tracking and AI. The discussion extends to the collection of DNA through PCR testing and the long-standing practice of storing newborn blood samples in government databases. These examples are used to illustrate how the state treats citizens like "animals" by harvesting biological data under the guise of public health.

The Biden administration reportedly ended DNA testing for children at the border to facilitate the movement of undocumented minors into the interior of the United States. Large-scale tent facilities in McAllen, Texas, are described as hubs for illegal smuggling operations overseen by leftist activists. The alleged crimes of Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas are compared to the public shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby, suggesting the evidence is undeniable.

Jones and Owens advocate for using the issue of human trafficking as a political weapon against the Democratic Party. They call for the prosecution of NGOs involved in the transport of illegal aliens and the disappearance of migrant children. Jones suggests that focusing on finding missing children will devastate the left and justify the removal of officials like Alejandro Mayorkas.

Investigative journalists including James O'Keefe and the Muckraker team have reportedly documented the handing over of children at borders without paperwork. The discussion calls for the reinstatement of DNA testing at the border to prevent traffickers from posing as parents. The speaker frames the mission to save these children as a divine order from God that must be executed with extreme prejudice.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick accuses the Biden-Harris administration of being complicit in the child sex trade. The discussion details how DNA testing under the Trump administration revealed that many children were not related to the adults bringing them across the border. Whistleblower testimony is cited regarding the transport of infants without basic necessities.

Alex Jones discusses the "Black Swan" event of 325,000 missing migrant children, alleging that the government stopped DNA testing to facilitate smuggling. He criticizes the Trump campaign for not focusing enough on this issue. Jones concludes with another plea for listeners to purchase the fundraiser shirt at thealexjonesstore.com to fund his legal defense.

Whistleblowers claim that PCR tests were used as a front for a massive DNA collection operation involving the Pentagon, Bill Gates, and the Chinese Communist Party. Congressional testimony from Jim Jordan highlights concerns that American genetic information is being exported to China to develop ethnic-specific bioweapons. Reports from Reuters and NPR suggest a global DNA arms race is underway as China collects human genetics data through worldwide COVID testing firms.

Carlos Arellano describes the conditions inside migrant holding facilities, including reports of self-harm and sexual abuse. He alleges that the Biden administration killed DNA testing programs that were intended to verify familial relationships between children and sponsors. Arellano claims that children as young as three months old are being moved through the system without adequate care.