Topic: Hr1

The conversation turns to the potential for electronic election fraud in the 2022 midterms. Skousen criticizes the media, including Fox News, for failing to investigate data discrepancies in the 2020 election. He argues that the Democrats' push for federalizing election laws through bills like HR1 is an attempt to institutionalize fraudulent practices.

Matt Braynard announces a protest at the DC prison where January 6th defendants are being held in solitary confinement. He criticizes the "draconian" treatment of individuals charged with non-violent misdemeanors and compares it to how the left would react if their activists were similarly imprisoned. He also warns that components of the failed federal HR1 bill are being passed through state legislatures via the "backdoor."

The discussion turns to the Arizona audit and the refusal of officials to turn over election routers. Lindell explains his plan to file a "quo warranto" lawsuit with the Supreme Court following his symposium. Alex Jones credits Lindell's work with helping to defeat the HR1 election federalization bill.

A "Frank Rally" for free speech is scheduled for Saturday in Wisconsin, featuring speakers such as Diamond and Silk, Charlie Kirk, and Dinesh D'Souza. Mike Lindell notes that the former president will address the crowd via Jumbotron. The segment celebrates the recent defeat of the HR1 "For the People Act" and emphasizes the need for grassroots action to secure future election integrity.

Mitch McConnell describes HR1 as a Democratic plan to centralize and take over all American elections in Washington D.C. The bill is criticized for its potential to permanently alter the electoral landscape in favor of one party. Jones labels the Republican leadership as "knuckle draggers" who have historically failed to prevent the encroachment of globalist and Chinese interests.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss Florida's emergence as a "bastion of freedom" under Governor Ron DeSantis. They criticize HR1, a federal bill that would codify mail-in voting and eliminate signature verification nationwide. Stone argues that Donald Trump remains the undisputed leader of the Republican Party and would easily win the 2024 nomination.

The Democratic COVID relief bill is criticized for including $21,000 payments to federal employees whose children's schools remain closed. The segment also reports on a 100% increase in illegal border crossings in January 2021, alleging that the Biden administration is busing untested migrants across the country via Greyhound. Global defense spending is noted to have increased to $1.83 trillion during the pandemic.

A Democratic lawmaker in Arizona is criticized for opposing a bill that would increase sentences for pedophiles, allegedly on the grounds of racial equity. The segment also covers Michelle Obama's support for HR1, which the hosts claim will allow Democrats to permanently steal elections. Additionally, YouTube's removal of Trump's CPAC speech is noted as a sign of increasing censorship.