Topic: Hard Drives

Elon Musk dismissed reports of his departure, stating he will remain until his mission is complete with the full backing of Donald Trump. Meanwhile, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reportedly discovered federal agencies attempting to erase terabytes of data regarding payments to Al Qaeda and ISIS. The recovery of this data was possible because the agencies failed to properly overwrite the hard drives after deletion.

Jones claims that "hit teams" are standing by to target himself, Tucker Carlson, and Joe Rogan if Donald Trump is assassinated. He advises listeners to save his broadcasts on physical hard drives to share with their communities if the internet is permanently cut. He notes that his network of 400+ radio stations remains a critical fallback for reaching the public.

Jason Bermas discusses the unredacted names expected in the Epstein documents, emphasizing that the real story lies in the blackmail videos seized by the FBI. He points out that hard drives and binders full of compromised individuals were found in Epstein's safe but never fully disclosed to the public. The host and Bermas agree that the "client list" is a distraction from the actual video evidence used for deep state control.

Byrne details the specific recommendations made to Trump for a "light footprint" investigation into six to 31 counties. He claims Trump consistently chose the least intrusive options, such as imaging hard drives rather than seizing equipment.