Topic: Gitmo

Alex Jones clarifies his support for Donald Trump, stating he agrees with 95-98% of Trump's actions but will criticize "blind spots" like the proposal to ship American citizens to prisons in El Salvador. He emphasizes his commitment to truth over cult-like loyalty, referencing his stance on 9/11 as proof of his integrity. Jones also reiterates his criticism of Governor Greg Abbott for being a "lapdog" to the Israel lobby.

Michael Savage and the host discuss the potential end of the Democratic Party and the emergence of Gavin Newsom as a viable future candidate. They analyze "Signal Gate," involving the leak of information to Jeffrey Goldberg, suggesting that if Goldberg knowingly released classified data, he should face imprisonment at Guantanamo Bay. The leak is framed as a failed attempt by the left to create a "new Watergate."

Talk show host Stu Peters joins the show to discuss the 300-page Durham Report, which he claims proves the FBI is a "criminal organization." Peters calls for the total defunding and abolishment of the FBI and the imprisonment of its leadership in Guantanamo Bay. The conversation also touches on the dismissal of Tucker Carlson from Fox News as a move by the "corporate crime syndicate" to silence dissent.

Schroer discusses a Supreme Court ruling allowing the counting of undated mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, which he views as a precursor to election fraud. He also announces the release of "secret video recordings" from inside the D.C. jail, referred to as "DC Gitmo," featuring defendant Brandon Fellows. Schroer recounts his own experience in D.C. custody, describing the conditions as "heartbreaking" and potentially illegal.

Taylor Hansen discusses the "MAGA blood libel" and the alleged abuse of January 6th prisoners in what he describes as a domestic "Gitmo." He praises Marjorie Taylor Greene for visiting the prisoners. Jones and Hansen argue that the establishment is losing control of the narrative, leading to increased propaganda and censorship.