Topic: Durham Report

A newly declassified appendix to the Durham report suggests that Hillary Clinton personally ordered the Trump-Russia hoax despite knowing Donald Trump was innocent. Legal scholar Jonathan Turley warns that former intelligence officials like John Brennan and James Comey may still face indictments for their roles in the conspiracy. The Trump administration is being pressured to follow through with arrests for what is described as a treasonous coup.

The newly declassified Durham Appendix allegedly proves that Hillary Clinton personally approved the plan to falsely tie Donald Trump to Russia in 2016. This "insurance policy" was intended to distract from her private email server scandal. FBI Director Kash Patel reportedly discovered the annex in a burn bag, exposing the coordination between the Clinton campaign and the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" investigation.

Hillary Clinton is characterized as a "psychotic demon creature" who personally ordered the Russia hoax to protect her political interests. John Brennan is criticized for his public defense of the intelligence community's actions, which he claims were legitimate and based on authority. Critics argue that Brennan and other former leaders are using their positions to protect a partisan political agenda rather than national security.

A bizarre email from Susan Rice to herself regarding a secret meeting with Barack Obama is being cited as evidence of a coup attempt. The segment argues that Obama is protecting his former operatives to prevent them from turning state's evidence against him. This narrative is linked back to the Durham report and Trump's previous confrontations with the media over the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.

Warnings are issued regarding potential "false flag" events, including staged mass shootings at minority churches and cyber attacks on power stations intended to be blamed on Trump supporters. The narrative suggests that the media and FBI are pre-programming the public to view patriots as "Russian agents" or "racist Confederates." The segment emphasizes a commitment to defensive knowledge over offensive violence, citing the "Great Awakening" as a counter-movement.

The origins of the Russiagate investigation are traced back to a January 2017 meeting involving John Brennan, Susan Rice, and Joe Biden, which aimed to undermine the Trump presidency. Shifting to current geopolitics, a global alliance led by China is described as supporting Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah. This alliance reportedly threatens U.S. interests through maritime attacks by Houthi rebels and strategic maneuvers near the Panama Canal.

General Flynn revisits the January 5, 2017, Oval Office meeting as the official start of a coup against Donald Trump. He criticizes military leaders like Mark Milley for focusing on "white rage" and DEI initiatives rather than traditional defense. The discussion emphasizes that the current legal attacks on Trump are an escalation of a conspiracy involving the CIA, the Justice Department, and Big Tech.

Congressman Mike Johnson questions Director Wray about the FBI's aggressive arrest of pro-life activist Mark Houck by armed agents despite Houck's offer to surrender voluntarily. The discussion also covers the Durham Report's findings on FISA court abuse and the role of FBI agents in politically fraught investigations. Wray characterizes the conduct described in the Durham Report as "totally unacceptable" and claims personnel processes are ongoing.

Alex Jones dismisses the "White Hats" theory as a 30-year psyop designed to keep patriots passive. He identifies a small group of a few hundred men in the Trilateral Commission and CFR as the true global rulers. Jones points to the lack of prosecution for Hunter Biden despite evidence of crimes as proof that the globalists control the Justice Department.

Alex Jones reports on a 20-page Washington Post article detailing alleged senior Justice Department efforts to conduct criminal investigations into Donald Trump, Roger Stone, and himself. The report claims federal agencies without law enforcement jurisdiction were involved in a plot to imprison political figures. Stone reportedly contacted Jones urgently regarding the findings, which Jones characterizes as a coup plan against the presidency.

John Durham describes his investigation's findings as "sobering" for anyone with a background in federal law enforcement. He emphasizes that the problems within the FBI cannot be fixed overnight through simple policy changes or training. Instead, Durham calls for fundamental accountability and consequences for those who violate the law and agency standards.

Adam Schiff questions John Durham about the 2016 WikiLeaks release of Hillary Clinton's emails, asserting they were stolen by Russians. Durham appears ill-prepared for this line of questioning, stating he does not regularly read newspapers or follow the news. Shruer criticizes Durham for his ignorance on the WikiLeaks subject, which allowed Schiff to promote "Democrat Party propaganda."

The discussion turns to the potential for House Republicans to impeach Joe Biden based on evidence of foreign bribery. Roger Stone suggests that Senator Ted Cruz should lead the prosecution in the Senate. They also reference the Durham Report as evidence that previous investigations into Trump, such as the Russia collusion narrative, were fraudulent and designed to protect the Clinton family's own foreign business dealings.

The discussion traces the history of U.S. government surveillance from the Cold War and the War on Drugs to the post-9/11 Patriot Act. Jones argues that the "Islamic threat" was used to seize rights, and now the establishment is pivoting to label American patriots as "white supremacist terrorists." He cites the Durham Report as evidence that claims of Donald Trump being a Russian agent were fabricated.

The Durham Report and recent whistleblower testimonies are cited as evidence of systemic corruption within the FBI, DOJ, and IRS to protect the Biden family. At least seven whistleblowers have come forward to Congress, though many fear for their lives. Criticism is directed at Congressional Republicans for failing to take aggressive action against these federal agencies.

Donald Trump released a powerful statement regarding the Durham Report, labeling the "Russia hoax" as the most atrocious weaponization of government in U.S. history. He accuses James Comey, Andrew McCabe, and Barack Obama of knowingly perpetuating a lie to sabotage his presidency. Trump frames the 2024 election as a final choice between the "Deep State" and the American people.

Owen Shroyer argues that Barack Obama was the "nucleus" of the Russian collusion narrative and the Crossfire Hurricane investigation into Donald Trump. He claims the modern transgender movement is a form of Maoism designed to seize the "means of production" of human identity. Shroyer asserts that media labels like "white supremacist" are now used as code for any conservative or Republican voter.

KT McFarland states on Fox News that there is "black and white evidence" of the FBI and CIA interfering in previous elections, specifically citing the 51 intelligence agents who dismissed the Hunter Biden laptop. She warns that these agencies will interfere in 2024 to protect themselves from potential prosecution by a future Republican administration. McFarland criticizes the media for running the Democratic Party's narrative.

Owen Shroyer and Dave Scarlett discuss the corruption of the US government and the FBI's alleged targeting of Catholic and Christian churches. Scarlett argues that many church leaders are afraid to stand up for fear of losing their 501(c)(3) status or being targeted by federal agencies. They agree that politics is currently steering culture rather than the reverse.

The host discusses the Durham Report's revelation that the FBI dropped four investigations into Hillary and Bill Clinton prior to the 2016 election. Shroyer highlights testimony from Representative Harriet Hegman and reports that the FBI revoked the security clearances of whistleblowers before they could testify. He contrasts this with the 51 intelligence officials who signed the Hunter Biden laptop letter, who reportedly kept their clearances despite the letter being labeled as a "bogus" operation.