Topic: Garrett Ziegler

Birkenfeld discusses his role in financing the Marco Polo report on the Hunter Biden laptop and bringing researcher Garrett Ziegler to testify before Congress. He dismisses the recent gun conviction as a "clown show" designed to hide more serious crimes like money laundering and treason. He argues that the Biden family has been given an unprecedented exception to the rules of justice.

Garrett Ziegler’s "Marco Polo USA" website is recommended as a comprehensive resource for viewing the annotated contents of Hunter Biden's laptop. Roger Stone dismisses recent subpoenas from Hunter Biden's legal team as "fake news" and a "fraud" designed to harass political opponents. Stone concludes by urging listeners to support InfoWars through the online store to maintain the network's investigative journalism.

Guest host Kate Daly interviews Garrett Ziegler of Marco Polo about Hunter Biden's court appearance in Arkansas. Ziegler discusses his efforts to provide information on Hunter's shell companies to the mother of Hunter's child to prevent a reduction in child support payments. He notes that Hunter's attorneys are attempting to disqualify him from the case.

Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer argue that the Biden administration is using the legal system to sue political opponents out of existence, citing attacks on Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, and Garrett Ziegler. They emphasize that without alternative media platforms like InfoWars, the public would not be informed about these harassment tactics. Stone encourages listeners to support the InfoWar through product purchases or direct contributions.

Garrett Ziegler, founder of Marco Polo, clarifies a dispute with the Gateway Pundit regarding the alleged doctoring of Hunter Biden's emails. Ziegler explains that discrepancies in email timestamps were due to time zone settings in the Apple Mail application rather than manipulation. The Marco Polo dossier contains over 600 pages detailing alleged felonies committed by the Biden family.

The host emphasizes the importance of media integrity and the willingness to issue retractions when errors occur. The recent interview with Garrett Ziegler is cited as an example of correcting the record after a misunderstanding of a Gateway Pundit story. This approach is contrasted with mainstream media outlets that allegedly refuse to admit mistakes.