Topic: Gavin Oblenus

Alex Jones presents a report alleging that the DOJ provided millions of dollars in grants to organizations involved in the Sandy Hook lawsuits against him. He claims this is a "conspiracy against rights" and organized lawfare designed to silence the First Amendment. Jones cites undercover video of CIA/FBI contractor Gavin Oblenus and testimony from FBI agent Bill Aldenburg as proof that the lawsuits were orchestrated by federal agencies to bankrupt him.

Undercover footage from Sound Investigations shows CIA/FBI contractor Gavin Oblenus admitting the agency was "after" Alex Jones to bankrupt him through civil litigation. Jones also identifies Berlin Rosen (now Orchestra) as the PR firm that managed the media outcome of the trials. He argues that these coordinated efforts between intelligence agencies, law firms, and PR companies constitute a blueprint for "cancel culture" and political persecution.

Alex Jones discusses undercover footage of Gavin Oblenus, a CIA contracting officer and former FBI agent, who allegedly admitted to targeting Jones and Infowars. Jones claims the CIA and FBI used the Sandy Hook lawsuit as a "lawfare" operation to bankrupt him and suppress his reach. Jones announces plans to launch a lawsuit against the CIA and FBI to expose these government operations.

Undercover footage of Gavin Oblenus is used to highlight alleged CIA and FBI operations against Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson. The segment references Carlson's previous claims of NSA spying and the illegal leaking of his text messages to the Washington Post. Congressional hearings are now examining these warrantless wiretapping activities and the targeting of political figures.

Gavin Oblenus is heard in undercover recordings stating that the goal regarding Alex Jones was to "bankrupt him" and "chop his legs off" through civil litigation. Jones argues that the Deep State used the Sandy Hook narrative to create a "false strawman" to justify destroying his organization. This strategy is presented as a precedent for silencing other populist voices.

A second undercover video from Sound Investigations features a man identified as Gavin Oblenus, who claims to be a CIA officer. Oblenus describes Ukraine as a "deep state operation" run by the CIA under State Department cover, acting as advisors to the Ukrainian government.

In the second part of the Sound Investigations video, Gavin Oblenus discusses the CIA's use of State Department cover in Ukraine. While the host expresses skepticism that Oblenus might be "bloviating" to impress a date, the claims regarding the agency's involvement in foreign military advice are highlighted.

Undercover footage continues with Gavin Oblenus discussing the freezing of $970 million belonging to Putin's oligarchs. He claims the U.S. government freezes these assets because they touch American bank accounts, though he notes legal complexities regarding using that money for Ukraine.

The debate over FISA reauthorization centers on the requirement for warrants. While the intelligence community claims surveillance is needed to stop terrorists, critics like Thomas Massie and Matt Gaetz argue that the agencies refuse to seek warrants because they intend to spy on peaceful Americans for political objectives.

Alex Jones joins the broadcast to discuss the Gavin Oblenus video, which he claims proves a "deep state takedown operation" was run against him. Jones asserts that the CIA and FBI advised groups on how to sue him in specific jurisdictions to "cut his legs off" and silence his voice.

Alex Jones reveals he is consulting with civil rights law firms to sue the federal government following the Gavin Oblenus footage. He expresses hope that Elon Musk might "bankroll" the lawsuit, as the same law firms targeting Jones are also pursuing legal action against Musk and his companies.