Topic: Fbi Database

Kyle Serafin argues that the current FBI scandal is "healthy" because it forces the Trump administration to acknowledge deep-seated problems. He reports a major legal win for "Feds for Medical Freedom," where the DOJ agreed to settle and destroy COVID-19 vaccine databases for federal employees. Serafin also mentions his own upcoming mediation in Houston regarding his termination from the FBI.

The discussion centers on claims of a scientific technocracy takeover involving universal basic income and social credit scores. Security concerns are highlighted by the indictment of Herman Wilson in New Mexico for allegedly supporting ISIS and attempting to establish a training center. Reports from the Washington Times indicate a record number of individuals on the FBI terrorist watch list were apprehended at the southern border in May 2022.

Owen Shroyer discusses the personal toll of being a political target, noting that federal investigators have access to his entire digital life, including every bank transaction and text message. He claims he is not worried because there is "nothing there" to find. He reiterates that the ultimate goal of the legal attacks on InfoWars is to destroy the company and its employees rather than just Alex Jones.

Beattie details Ray Epps' movements on January 6, noting he skipped Donald Trump's speech to orchestrate the initial breach at 12:53 p.m. He questions why the FBI Phoenix field office denied knowledge of Epps despite his presence in their own databases. Beattie encourages listeners to share the Revolver News reports to counter the "false political theater" of the January 6 Committee.