Topic: Greg Roberts

A 17-year police veteran named Brett suggests that the failure to detain Thomas Crooks should be investigated as a RICO case involving a conspiracy to destroy evidence. He references the mysterious deaths of witnesses following the JFK assassination as a warning for current whistleblowers. Brett also provides testimonials for InfoWars products, claiming X2 iodine improved his cognitive function.

Attorney Robert Barnes predicts a strong night for populist candidates including Ron DeSantis, Greg Abbott, and J.D. Vance. The segment transitions into a satirical comparison of the Connecticut legal proceedings to the "flying monkeys" scene from the Wizard of Oz. Plans are announced for upcoming interviews with Vivian Kubrick and continued election coverage.

A replay of the Greg Reese report on the Alex Jones trial is followed by Robert Barnes taking over as guest host. Barnes previews the upcoming hour, which includes discussions on the potential indictment of Donald Trump, the geopolitical conflict in Ukraine, and the "Great Reset" protests occurring in the Netherlands and Sri Lanka.

A discussion regarding the FDA's approval of the Pfizer vaccine cites Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog and Dr. Robert Malone to claim the approval is a legal "hoax." The caller argues that the FDA merely extended the Emergency Use Authorization for existing stocks while approving a product called Comirnaty that is not yet widely available. This distinction is framed as a way to maintain the "no liability" clause for vaccine manufacturers.

Guest host Greg Reese discusses the nature of good and evil, emphasizing that symbols like the "all-seeing eye" are interpreted through an individual's psychological filter. He references the work of Robert Anton Wilson and the Yoga Sutras to explain how belief systems shape perception. Reese argues that the "satanic agenda" relies on creating fear and confusion through the inversion of symbols.