Topic: Gop Primary

The segment criticizes recent presidential endorsements of "Rhino" (Republican In Name Only) candidates like Maria Salazar and Mike Lawler. Salazar is called out for her attendance at the World Economic Forum and her support for mass amnesty. The host argues that these endorsements penalize true patriots and that local GOP chairmen often act as gatekeepers who protect corrupt incumbents over grassroots challengers.

A caller from Queens, New York, describes the mayoral election as a "coronation" for Zoran Mondani due to GOP incompetence. The discussion focuses on the low turnout in Democratic primaries and the failure of the Republican Party to run a viable candidate against the radical socialist agenda.

Nikki Haley’s continued presence in the Republican primary is characterized as an effort by the "uniparty" to badger Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is noted for re-emerging to discuss federal issues like term limits and balanced budgets. The segment suggests these figures are positioning themselves in case legal or health issues impede Trump’s nomination.

Vivek Ramaswamy addresses rumors regarding his potential role as Donald Trump's Vice President, stating he is focused on ensuring a landslide victory. He claims there is an establishment plot to prop up Nikki Haley as a puppet to keep Trump from power. Ramaswamy warns that if Haley fails, the establishment will pivot to Democratic "props" like Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama to maintain control.

Vivek Ramaswamy describes the legal challenges against Donald Trump as an "anaphylactic reaction" by a corrupt system. He reiterates his pledge to withdraw from any primary ballot where Trump is removed, challenging Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley to do the same. Ramaswamy argues this is a constitutional crisis rather than a partisan issue.

Laura Loomer discusses Vivek Ramaswamy's presence at the Miami rally and his pledge to pardon Donald Trump if elected. She criticizes Ron DeSantis for not appearing and suggests that all GOP candidates should drop out and unite behind Trump. Loomer argues that DeSantis is being selfish and draining party resources that should be used for ballot harvesting in 2024.

The potential primary battle between Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis is viewed as secondary to the issue of election fraud. Jim Hoft argues that unless the voting system is secured, Democrats can run incapacitated candidates like John Fetterman and still win. The focus remains on fixing the "real enemy" of the country—fraudulent election processes—rather than internal party squabbles.

A major point of contention in the House Speaker race is the use of Republican Super PAC funds to influence primary elections. Holdouts want to stop the GOP establishment from funding preferred candidates over grassroots conservatives, citing the defeat of Joe Kent as an example. Kevin McCarthy's ability to raise special interest money is viewed as a tool for maintaining centralized control.

The discussion shifts to the 2024 presidential election, with a focus on a potential ticket featuring Senator Rand Paul. Jones expresses strong support for Paul due to his long-standing opposition to Anthony Fauci and COVID-19 mandates. He proposes a poll on Infowars.com to gauge audience support for a primary field including Trump, DeSantis, Paul, and Tulsi Gabbard, suggesting Gabbard might switch to the Republican Party.

The hosts discuss Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's statement that World Economic Forum policies are "dead on arrival" in his state. While acknowledging a potential primary conflict between Trump and DeSantis, Hernandez warns that a divided "America First" base could be a globalist design. He calls for the removal of all establishment figures from the Republican party to ensure a unified resistance.

Roger Stone and the host discuss the current state of the U.S. economy, citing rising gas and food prices as evidence of decline under the Biden administration. They reference polling data suggesting Donald Trump would dominate the 2024 GOP primary if he chooses to run. The segment concludes with a final plea for support for the Stone family and a reminder of the FBI raid on Stone's home.