Topic: Epa

John Bowne reports on the rise of state-level legislation against weather modification and geoengineering. The report claims the U.S. military operates a massive fleet of tankers for stratospheric aerosol injection, leading to high levels of aluminum in soil and water.

Donald Trump’s recent comments about cutting federal funding for daycare and entitlements like Medicare represent a significant departure from his populist campaign promises. While some conservatives agree that the federal government should not be involved in daycare, the political optics of "jumping on the third rail" are viewed as potentially suicidal. Speculation continues that Lee Zeldin may be brought in to replace Pam Bondi at the DOJ.

Newman argues that the Paris Accord is a fraud because it allows China to increase CO2 emissions while forcing Western nations to destroy their energy sectors. He highlights a UN initiative to silence "misinformation" by targeting journalists who question climate solutions. The segment posits that the climate fraud is the foundation for a "New World Order" and a one-world totalitarian system.

Senator Kennedy's hearings exposed $92 billion in questionable spending during the final 76 days of the Biden administration, specifically within the Department of Energy and the EPA. Reports indicate that $20 billion was transferred into two unnamed bank accounts, which Jones characterizes as retail fraud on a massive scale. The discussion notes the difficulty the FBI faces in investigating such high-level corruption.

The focus shifts to the opioid epidemic and the role of Chinese-backed cartels in smuggling fentanyl into the U.S. James O'Keefe's investigations into DEI scams and government waste are cited as more pressing issues than foreign conflicts. The segment argues that billions of dollars are being "flushed down the toilet" through corrupt contracting and environmental regulations.

A special report highlights the Trump EPA's commitment to transparency regarding geoengineering and contrails. The EPA Administrator announces the release of all agency data on solar geoengineering to the public. The move is framed as a victory for citizens who have long questioned weather modification programs.

High-level whistleblowers are reporting massive theft and corruption within the EPA and various non-governmental organizations involved in human smuggling. The Department of Justice is utilizing process crimes to secure cooperation from mid-level officials in racketeering and espionage cases. Tensions are rising in Chicago as federal authorities target local officials for obstructing ICE warrants and encouraging civil unrest.

The discussion turns to a leaked draft of the "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) Commission report, which reportedly suggests an education program to convince Americans that pesticides are safe. Tiffany Cianci expresses disappointment in the appointment of Lee Zeldin to the EPA, calling him a "lobbying darling" for chemical agriculture. She warns that the industry is seeking legal immunity to prevent farmers with cancer from suing for damages.

The host opens the second hour by questioning why the Republican leadership, specifically Senator Thune, is not forcing votes on Trump's nominees. Stephen Miller is quoted calling the Russia investigation a "coup" and "treason." Jones demands the indictment of "kingpins" like Alejandro Mayorkas for human trafficking and officials at the EPA for alleged theft of funds.

Senator Chuck Schumer is accused of demanding hundreds of billions of dollars in frozen EPA and USAID funds in exchange for approving administrative appointments. Donald Trump reportedly rejected the demand, characterizing it as next-level corruption and political extortion. Schumer has publicly responded to the allegations, leading to a standoff regarding the confirmation of highly qualified nominees.

The political media landscape is reportedly shifting at "hyper speed" as long-standing conspiracy theories about geoengineering are confirmed by officials like Lee Zeldin and Nicole Shanahan. Other news items include NASA layoffs, Jerome Powell's potential resignation, and Governor Gavin Newsom's funding for housing following the LA fires. The host emphasizes the importance of independent media during this period of rapid change.

Severe flooding across six states, including North Carolina, Georgia, and Illinois, prompts questions about the naturality of current weather patterns. The EPA has recently made public statements regarding geoengineering, and some states have moved to ban the practice. Schroer shares an anecdote about a pilot admitting to atmospheric spraying contracts, suggesting that current disasters may be the result of large-scale weather modification rather than simple cloud seeding.

Lee Zeldin is praised for his work at the EPA in exposing waste and addressing man-made climate change through the lens of geoengineering. Conversely, RFK Jr. faces criticism for a perceived reversal on mRNA vaccines following Moderna's approval for COVID shots in infants. Schroer also expresses concern over RFK Jr.'s support for biometric "wearables," calling the idea nauseating.

Augustus DiRico, CEO of Rainmaker, addresses accusations that his cloud seeding company caused the recent catastrophic floods in Texas. DiRico reports receiving death threats and doxing attempts against his family. He clarifies the difference between his small-scale precipitation enhancement for farms and large-scale geoengineering, praising the EPA's Lee Zeldin for promising transparency on atmospheric programs.

While low-level federal employees are facing indictments for theft of USAID funds, critics are calling for action against high-level "kingpins" in the Department of Energy and EPA. Specific allegations include perjury by the former Secretary of Energy regarding stock investments and the suspicious transfer of $93 billion during the presidential transition period. The lack of high-level accountability remains a point of contention for the current administration.

Jones claims that the Department of Energy and EPA pumped out $93 billion in grants during the final days of the Biden administration to fund insurrectionist groups. He notes the appearance of "magic pallets" of bricks in city streets, suggesting Deep State involvement. Naomi Wolf is mentioned as a former Democrat strategist who now recognizes the globalist threat.

The Department of Energy and the EPA are under scrutiny for the alleged disappearance of billions of dollars in taxpayer funds, including $93 billion with no supporting paperwork. Investigations by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) suggest that 93% of misallocated funds were directed toward Democrat-aligned organizations and NGOs. Additionally, newly released documents show the Biden administration classified critics of COVID-19 policies as domestic violent extremists.

A caller from Michigan discusses the "race wars" being pushed by the left and his frustration with the EPA's denial of geoengineering. Jones argues that the globalists use racial division as a "chemistry interaction" to distract from the systematic poisoning of the population through "chemtrails" and toxic food. He references RFK Jr.'s claims that DARPA and the Pentagon are behind geoengineering programs.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and EPA Head Lee Zeldin have teamed up to review and potentially ban fluoride in public drinking water. Citing a National Toxicology Program report from August 2024, officials argue that fluoride exposure is linked to lowered IQ in children and other health complications. The move is presented as a victory for health freedom and the "precautionary principle," with Utah noted as the first state to pass a ban on water fluoridation.

The host questions why the deep state is not being investigated for financial corruption, such as Stacey Abrams reportedly receiving billions in EPA money. Serafin notes that the FBI's priorities are often ideologically driven rather than focused on clear crimes. He argues that the agency has shifted its focus to "feelings" and "leftist values" to justify the persecution of conservatives.