Topic: Fdny

Former Congressman Kurt Weldon appeared on Tucker Carlson's program to claim that the September 11 attacks were a government inside job known to Congress at the time. Weldon cited evidence regarding the collapse of Building Seven and the recorded radio transmissions of FDNY Battalion Chief Orio Palmer on the 78th floor of the South Tower. The discussion emphasizes that high-ranking officials and intelligence agencies allegedly suppressed information about controlled demolitions and pre-attack intelligence.

The broadcast examines Tim Walz's alleged ties to Communist China and his "Stolen Valor" controversy. In New York, FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh has reportedly been replaced after facing backlash for threatening to "hunt down" firefighters who booed Attorney General Letitia James. The host frames these events as a rejection of totalitarian tactics by the public.

New York Attorney General Letitia James faced booing and chants of "Trump" during a speech at a New York Fire Department event. Jones reports that despite initial threats of disciplinary action against the firefighters, the state backed down following a mass march by union members. He uses this as an example of resisting tyranny and criticizes the removal of "mother" and "father" from official forms as an assault on traditional culture.

The host and Roger Stone discussed the backlash against New York Attorney General Letitia James after she was booed by firefighters at a promotion ceremony. James reportedly sought to have the firefighters disciplined, but the FDNY eventually backed down following public outcry. This incident is presented as a "Rosetta Stone" for understanding the overreach of Soros-backed officials and the growing resistance among the working class in New York.

New York Attorney General Letitia James faced backlash after attempting to punish FDNY firefighters who booed her during a promotion ceremony. In a call from Brian in California, the discussion shifts to the "replacement migration" occurring via Haitian illegals. The caller suggests that new AI tools are being developed to bypass censorship and spread information about the destabilization of the country.

A former FDNY paramedic describes leaving his job and moving to Florida after realizing the globalist nature of the pandemic response. He argues that "conspiracy theorist" should be reframed as "coincidence theorist" for those who believe global events are accidental. Jones agrees, stating that the rollout of current events was pre-programmed and publicly documented in war games.

Root defends Donald Trump's record, blaming "traitorous" figures like General Milley for undermining his presidency. He highlights a call from the FDNY union head to investigate recent deaths of young firemen following vaccine mandates. The segment concludes with statistics on the "collapse" of American society, noting that 42% of babies are born on Medicaid and that illegal immigration has fueled a record 46 million foreign-born residents.

Jason Bermas reports on a protest at the Brooklyn Bridge where New York City workers, including firefighters, marched against vaccine mandates. Mayor Eric Adams is criticized for moving forward with terminations despite a 90% vaccination rate among city employees. The segment highlights the impact of losing "essential" workers like Paul Schweit of the FDNY due to medical status.

"Southwestern" has become a verb for resisting mandates, inspired by the pilot protests at Southwest Airlines. In New York, firefighters are rallying against the mayor's decree, warning that firehouse closures will lead to increased response times and lost lives. Some medical professionals are leaving major hospitals to start their own clinics specifically for unvaccinated workers and patients.