Topic: Federal Officers

Gerald Celente reviews his "Golden Year for Gold" forecast, noting that prices have risen nearly $400 an ounce since January. He predicts gold will reach $3,000 as the "office building bust" triggers a massive banking crisis. Celente argues that the Federal Reserve and Janet Yellen will lower interest rates to artificially pump the economy before the election, leading to long-term hyperinflation.

Chrisanne Hall discusses her documentary "Noncompliant" and the vital role of the county sheriff as the last line of defense against unconstitutional mandates. She explains that a sheriff's oath to the Constitution supersedes orders from governors or federal agencies. Hall describes her training programs that empower sheriffs to protect the rights of their constituents from federal overreach.

A caller named Amy from Texas describes being visited by the FBI after attending the January 6th rally, despite not entering the Capitol. She shares an observation from the night before the event, claiming she saw groups of federal officers in a command post at the Capitol Marriott. Jones uses her testimony to support his claim that the event was a coordinated setup with "federal fingerprints" all over it.

Beatty criticizes the "shock and awe" standard of prosecution used against January 6th defendants, citing the case of George Tanios. Tanios faces 60 years in prison for a bear spray conspiracy, despite the medical examiner ruling that Officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes. Beatty contrasts this harsh treatment with the lack of charges against senior militia organizers who appear to be federal assets.