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The segment discusses "Operation Pull Up" and the arrest of journalists and activists under the FACE Act. Alex Jones criticizes Don Lemon for his involvement in protests designed to "traumatize" people at houses of worship. The report also covers the arrest of Nicholas Melendritos for an attempted attack on a synagogue, highlighting the DOJ's duty to protect religious sanctuaries.
Attorney Abe Howell issued a statement defending Don Lemon, claiming his actions in Minneapolis were constitutionally protected journalism. Critics argue that the FACE Act, traditionally used against abortion clinic protesters, should apply to Lemon for blocking access to a church Sunday school. Recent legal precedents set by Harmeet Dhillon regarding synagogue access suggest the act may now be used to protect houses of worship from political interference.
FACE Act Violations, Don Lemon and Religious Freedom
Legal experts suggest Don Lemon may have violated the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act by inciting a mob to disrupt a church service. While Lemon claimed to be exercising First Amendment rights, the FACE Act makes it a federal crime to inhibit or interfere with the practice of religion. The segment argues that the DOJ should prosecute those who invaded the place of worship, regardless of whether any ICE agents were actually present.
Bevelyn Beattie Williams and Federal Prosecution
Christian activist Bevelyn Beattie Williams joins the show to discuss her sentencing to 41 months in federal prison for a 2020 "Jesus Matters" protest. She explains how New York Attorney General Letitia James and federal prosecutors targeted her under the FACE Act. Williams denies using violence or blocking access to the clinic, calling the charges a lie.
FBI Director Christopher Wray Testimony, Pro-Life Activist Sentencing
The segment covers FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony regarding the Trump assassination attempt and the targeting of pro-life activists. Jones highlights the sentencing of peaceful pro-life protesters to 41 months in jail while the FBI allegedly ignores threats from the left. He reiterates that high-resolution footage confirms Trump was hit by a bullet, not shrapnel.
FBI Raids and the Weaponization of Public Health Narratives
The government is accused of reclassifying political issues like gun violence and "misinformation" as public health threats to bypass constitutional protections. Recent FBI raids, including those resulting in the deaths of citizens in Tennessee and New Mexico, are cited as evidence of a weaponized justice system. The use of the FACE Act to target abortion protesters is also highlighted as part of a broader crackdown on political dissidents.
Biden Infrastructure Bill, Vehicle Monitoring Technology and Surveillance
The 2,700-page infrastructure bill currently moving through the U.S. Senate contains provisions requiring all new vehicles to be equipped with monitoring technology, including eye scanners and breathalyzers. Critics argue this legislation effectively grants the federal government control over private transportation and implements a "tax by the mile" system. The bill also reportedly includes language that enshrines gender identity in federal law and criminalizes questioning CDC pronouncements.
