Topic: Domestic Terrorists

Guest Jack Posobiec discusses the danger of conservative apathy and the government's attempt to demonize patriots as domestic terrorists. He argues that the establishment desired a violent "Hegelian response" following the assassination attempt on Donald Trump to justify a nationwide crackdown similar to the aftermath of January 6. Posobiec emphasizes the importance of attending large-scale events like those hosted by Turning Point USA and Tucker Carlson to maintain movement momentum.

Tulsi Gabbard was reportedly placed on a secret domestic terrorist watch list and subjected to physical surveillance by federal air marshals. Stone suggests this was retaliation for Gabbard's performance against Kamala Harris in the 2020 debates. The weaponization of the TSA against a decorated combat veteran and former congresswoman is labeled as a clear unconstitutional overreach.

Internal Department of Homeland Security documents reportedly reveal plans by the Biden administration to label Donald Trump supporters as domestic terrorists. The discussion centers on the potential for mass arrests and the ongoing legal treatment of January 6th defendants. The host characterizes these actions as an attempt by the American left to eradicate political opposition.

Anthony Rubin expresses frustration that "America First" is considered a dissident label while "Israel First" or "Globalism First" are mainstream. He criticizes the Republican Party as a collection of sellouts who refuse to address the Federal Reserve, the IRS, or the war on drugs. He argues that even with a Republican majority, the country will continue to be sold out to special interests and lobbies.

Guest host Drew Hernandez opens the third hour of the Alex Jones Show, welcoming listeners to the "most banned transmission in the universe." He claims the FBI and DHS are prioritizing the surveillance of pro-America "MAGA Republicans" over actual Islamic terrorist threats. FBI Director Christopher Wray is criticized for issuing warnings about potential infiltration while allegedly focusing resources on political dissidents.

The Obama administration is accused of creating a "protected class" for Muslims, which allegedly allowed the infiltration of Islamic terrorists. Meanwhile, the FBI is described as being fully weaponized against American citizens, specifically Trump supporters and J6 participants. The host argues that the government views the American patriot as the primary enemy rather than foreign terrorists.

White House spokesperson John Kirby stated the administration has no plans to classify individuals making violent anti-Semitic threats as domestic terrorists. The host contrasts this with the administration's focus on "white supremacists" and "MAGA extremists." This policy is interpreted as the government running cover for "Hamas kill squads" on American soil.

Jones warns that the establishment is labeling Trump supporters as domestic terrorists to enforce one-party rule. He uses an analogy of a public pool being filled with sewage to describe the globalist agenda's impact on society. He returns to the subject of the Fulton County grand jury forewoman, describing her behavior as "demonic" and "lunatic."

Senator Josh Hawley and others characterize the legal actions against Donald Trump as a move toward a dictatorship and one-party rule. Critics argue the indictments criminalize First Amendment rights and the right to participate in the democratic process, labeling political challengers as domestic terrorists.

Senator Josh Hawley characterizes the indictments against Donald Trump as a message to the American people that challenging the globalist agenda results in prosecution. The segment argues that the U.S. is transitioning into a one-party dictatorship where dissenters are labeled domestic terrorists. Jones encourages listeners to take the "red pill" and stand up against the perceived systemic tyranny.

Guest host Drew Hernandez takes over the broadcast, characterizing the Trump indictment as a "political assassination" and a "psyop." He argues that the media and intelligence agencies have spent years installing a narrative that "MAGA Republicans" are domestic terrorists to justify today's legal actions. Hernandez claims the establishment is terrified of Trump because he is an "anomaly" they cannot control.

A critique of modern education claims that history and literature are being taught through a "women's lib" lens that portrays all men as tyrannical. Kate Dally argues that the "patriarchal" structure of Ancient Rome was based on protection rather than oppression, a nuance she believes is lost in "woke" curricula. She expresses concern that white males are being unfairly labeled as "domestic terrorists" by a culture that views masculinity as inherently problematic.

Drew Hernandez warns that the current destabilization of law enforcement will lead to a police state where officers are used to arrest parents who oppose gender ideology. He cautions "Back the Blue" conservatives that a hijacked police force will eventually be the tool used to implement martial law and the New World Order. The goal is to make the public so desperate for safety that they accept a total loss of liberty.

Drew Hernandez rejects the idea that conservatives should be "nicer" in their delivery, arguing that the opposition is "satanically charged" and "totally depraved." He asserts that the only way to defeat tyranny is through bold, uncompromising truth-telling. Hernandez claims that the reason for widespread censorship is that the globalist elite fear being "unmasked" by those who see the spiritual reality of their agenda.

Leaked text messages from Hope Hicks following January 6th reveal her fear of becoming "perpetually unemployed" and being labeled a "domestic terrorist." The host criticizes Hicks and other Trump appointees for being "losers" who cared more about their own prestige than the country. The segment argues Trump was surrounded by people who didn't understand the fight and were quick to throw him under the bus.

Coffey describes feeling called by the Holy Spirit to "stand in the gap" as a peacemaker during the Capitol riot. He discusses the trauma of being labeled a domestic terrorist and placed on the FBI's Most Wanted list alongside figures like the QAnon Shaman. Alex Stein argues that the "fake outrage" from politicians like AOC is used to demonize patriots.

A cinematic audio montage featuring clips about re-education camps, domestic terrorism designations, and the "V for Vendetta" speech regarding the power of words against tyranny. The audio serves to transition into the second hour of the broadcast, framing the audience as the "resistance" against a surveillance state and a "High Chancellor" style of government.

Hernandez credits Trump for leaving lockdown decisions to governors in 2020 but warns that Operation Warp Speed is being used as a "strategic way" to detach Trump from his supporters. He compares current media tactics to Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment, noting that the "Global Cabal" is now using vaccine injuries as the ultimate wedge issue.

Royce White cites the CIA's alleged goal of ensuring everything the public believes is false as a major hurdle for the truth movement. He credits figures like Steve Bannon and Donald Trump for moving the populist awakening forward. White identifies himself as a "Christian sovereignist," a label he says the Biden administration would equate with domestic terrorism.

Savannah Hernandez describes the hostility she faces from protesters, comparing the scene in D.C. to her recent reporting on the border crisis in Yuma, Arizona. The reporters are forced to retreat after being followed and harassed by a group they characterize as "demonic freaks" and "domestic terrorists."