Topic: Elijah Schaffer

The trend of "edge-loading" or being intentionally provocative about Jewish issues is criticized as a way for influencers to gain views. Elijah Schaffer is called out for claiming that "all evil comes from the Jews," which the host describes as "intellectual dishonesty." The host asserts that he will not "hoist the swastika" or lie about Israel just to be popular with a certain segment of his audience.

Elijah Schaffer reacts to Netanyahu's statements, characterizing them as a direct threat of violence against American patriots. Schaffer argues that Zionist influence has compromised the U.S. government and that NATO wars have displaced Muslims into Western nations to destabilize them. He calls for an end to "tiptoeing" around the issue of powerful Zionist lobbies and their role in globalist agendas.

A clip of President Joe Biden is played where he denies that the Democratic Party wants to defund the police and mocks the idea that he is a "Satanist drinking babies' blood." Jones counters this by citing reports from Elijah Schaffer regarding the beheading of babies and the sale of aborted baby body parts. He also introduces a clip from Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch regarding the need for the next House Speaker to stop the "procedural abuse" of Donald Trump.

Gavin McInnes promotes his network, Censored TV, describing it as the "Island of Misfit Toys" for canceled media figures like Elijah Schaffer and Drew Hernandez. He compares his work to a "Radio Free America" broadcast in a zombie movie. The speakers conclude that they are actually winning because the public is increasingly tired of cancel culture and censorship.

Guest Elijah Schaffer discusses NBC's Michael Beschloss referencing the execution of the Rosenbergs in relation to Donald Trump and nuclear documents. Schaffer argues the media is "coaxing" the public into accepting the idea of executing a former president. He also describes lawlessness at the southern border, including cartel violence and the influx of fentanyl.

Chad LaVroe reiterates his defense of Alex Jones against NPR's claims that Jones led people into the Capitol. Jones asserts he was following police directions to a permitted stage area. Gary Franchi mentions his upcoming appearances on Elijah Schaffer's programs at The Blaze.

Elijah Schaffer and Savannah Hernandez join the studio to discuss the visible decline of Austin, Texas. They describe seeing homeless camps, drug use, and violence near City Hall, comparing the current state of the city to Los Angeles. Schaffer credits the host's documentary *The Obama Deception* for his initial political awakening and his interest in investigating Hollywood sex rings.