Topic: Enrique Tarrio

Harrison Smith reads a message from Stuart Rhodes clarifying the three-step process for the DOJ to vacate convictions and remand cases for dismissal with prejudice. Rhodes views this as the DOJ "throwing in the towel" to avoid losing in the Court of Appeals. Zachary Rehl agrees, noting that while the process isn't finished, it is a massive victory for the 12 defendants involved, including Enrique Tarrio.

Harrison Smith discusses the "unspoken conspiracy" charges used to convict January 6 defendants like Enrique Tarrio and Stuart Rhodes. He highlights the use of solitary confinement and alleged fraudulent testimony from Capitol Police officers. Smith warns that the legal system has been weaponized against political dissidents and that the First Amendment no longer provides a reliable shield.

Guest host Stuart Rose describes attending a Republican event at Mar-a-Lago in Florida alongside J6 figures Rick Atario, Barry Raimey, and Enrique Tarrio. The group sought to meet Donald Trump to request pardons for those not yet cleared of charges. Rose also highlights his participation in the Stay Awake America Tour featuring Tommy Robinson, who discussed the spread of Sharia law in the United Kingdom.

Enrique Tarrio joins the show to discuss his recent visit to Mar-a-Lago, where he was treated as a "guest of honor" by the Palm Beach GOP. Tarrio recounts meeting Roger Stone for the first time in person, debunking media claims that Stone was a conduit for J6 planning. He expresses gratitude for his freedom but emphasizes that full pardons are still necessary for many J6 defendants.

Enrique Tarrio and Stuart Rose discuss the ongoing need for presidential pardons to restore gun rights and disability benefits for veterans involved in J6. Tarrio speaks passionately about his three years in solitary confinement and criticizes the fact that FBI agents like Nicole Miller, who he claims lied on the stand, still hold their positions. He rejects being labeled a "black pillar," asserting that he is simply demanding accountability.

The segment concludes with a discussion of potential Attorney General candidates, including Peter Tickton, Jeffrey Clark, and Ivan Reikland. Enrique Tarrio announces the launch of his book, "American Warlord," available at tariobook.com. The show ends with an advertisement for T3 Pure Atomic Iodine and Ultra Methylene Blue, available at the Alex Jones Store to support the "info war."

Rhodes announces he will be speaking alongside Tommy Robinson and Enrique Tarrio at the "Stay Awake America" tour in Port St. Lucie, Florida, on March 21st. The discussion shifts to the effectiveness of congressional pressure, noting that even a small number of calls can change a representative's vote. They praise Thomas Massie as a model for principled leadership that ignores lobbyist money.

The phenomenon of police stand-downs in Democrat-controlled cities like Portland, Berkeley, and Minneapolis is identified as a recurring tactic to allow leftist violence. Despite media narratives, the segment notes that many "patriots" being attacked are Hispanic or Black, including figures like Enrique Tarrio. The conflict is framed as a struggle between patriots of all races and a predominantly white, radical leftist movement.

Former political prisoners Enrique Tarrio and Joe Biggs join the broadcast to discuss the current geopolitical landscape. Biggs expresses concern over the U.S. focus on foreign conflicts, such as potential regime change in Iran and the acquisition of Greenland, while domestic issues remain unresolved. They argue that the administration must prioritize the needs of the American people who voted for a non-interventionist agenda.

Enrique Tarrio addresses a viral "leaked database" claim that he is an undercover ICE agent, calling it a dangerous piece of propaganda. He notes that the list is clearly photoshopped and has resulted in numerous death threats against him and his family. Tarrio intends to take legal action against groups like "Occupied Democrats" for spreading the false information.

Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio joins the program from Washington D.C. to warn that the Minneapolis riots could spread to other major cities if not met with a heavy hand. Tarrio calls for Antifa to be labeled a domestic terrorist organization and criticizes Dan Bongino for failing to act against deep-state actors during his time in government. He asserts that the base is tired of talk and demands immediate prosecutions of those who framed J6 protesters.

Oath Keepers founder Stuart Rhodes and Enrique Tarrio discuss their release from prison and the ongoing need for justice for January 6th participants. They argue that the "fedsurrection" narrative has been proven by video evidence of Nancy Pelosi and the framing of the pipe bomber patsy. Both men express frustration with Pam Bondi and Kash Patel for not moving faster to indict deep-state actors who orchestrated the J6 setups.

Enrique Tarrio, former chairman of the Proud Boys, joins the show to discuss his conviction for seditious conspiracy and the current political climate. He highlights a new feature on X that reveals foreign accounts attempting to influence U.S. discourse. Tarrio argues that the same legal standards used against him should be applied to Democratic senators who are currently encouraging military mutiny.

The narrative that Stuart Rhodes, Enrique Tarrio, and Joe Biggs masterminded January 6 is challenged, citing a lack of evidence and the presence of Pelosi's daughter's documentary footage. Private investigators with law enforcement backgrounds are reportedly working for Trump to uncover the truth. Allegations suggest that Deputy AG Todd Blanch killed initial investigations into the alleged CIA operative.

Enrique Tarrio, head of the Proud Boys, joins the show to discuss the "Hitler 10.0" labeling of his group despite their pro-Western and pro-capitalist stance. He praises the meticulous reporting of Steve Baker regarding the J6 pipe bomber. Tarrio asserts that the gate analysis and biometric data regarding the suspect are nearly 100% accurate, pointing toward a CIA-linked operative.

Enrique Tarrio and Joe Biggs reflect on their years in solitary confinement and the lack of arrests of "deep state" figures ten months into the administration. Tarrio expresses concern that the 2028 election will be stolen if the current DOJ does not take decisive action. He warns that without a "purge" of corrupt agencies, patriots will continue to be targeted by the establishment.

Analysis of FBI codes in the Arctic Frost documents suggests the bureau diverted resources from human trafficking and fentanyl cases to investigate Trump allies for gambling and insider trading. Brianna Morello mentions that Enrique Tarrio was offered a reduced sentence if he would implicate Trump in a conspiracy. The hosts characterize these actions as industrial-level criminal stalking and blackmail.

Enrique Tarrio and other Proud Boys members have filed a $100 million lawsuit against the DOJ for alleged abuse and solitary confinement. The DOJ, under Pam Bondi, is currently asking the court to dismiss the suit, claiming "immunity" for the prosecutors involved in the January 6th cases.

A report from National File alleges that the FBI coerced witness Jeremy Bertino into providing false testimony to secure convictions against the Proud Boys. Bertino reportedly admitted to being coached by prosecutors to change his narrative regarding a "plan" for January 6th. The segment argues that these convictions were part of a broader strategy to remove right-wing leaders from the political sphere.

Federal prosecutors dropped assault charges against former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, while Indian authorities raided Soros-backed offices for illegal political meddling. Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Josh Hawley are advocating for Congress to strip the jurisdiction of activist federal judges who block the Trump agenda. These moves are aimed at countering the "judicial coup" that has seen 129 legal challenges filed against the administration in two months.