Topic: Illegal Smuggling

Washington State considers a bill to allow non-citizens and DACA recipients to become police officers. Meanwhile, a video from Texas shows a human smuggling operation where illegal aliens were hidden inside a hollowed-out pile of wood. These events are framed as the creation of a "domestic army" of foreigners.

Governor Greg Abbott's decision to use the State Guard to block federal agents is defended against media portrayals of the move as "mean" or illegal. The segment highlights the difficulties faced by Infowars reporters, noting that Owen Shroyer is currently under a 60-day travel ban following his release from federal prison. Plans are announced to hire more camera crews to document human smuggling and the confrontation between Texas and federal authorities.

Investigative journalist Anthony Rubin joins the program to discuss his extensive reporting on the mass migration pipeline from South America to the United States. Rubin explains that he founded Muckraker.com during the COVID-19 lockdowns to confront tyranny and has since documented the entire illegal alien trail. He characterizes the current border situation as a coordinated invasion facilitated by international organizations and the United Nations.

Owen Shroyer describes witnessing a woman with "Santa Muerte" (Holy Death) tattoos loading children into an unmarked cab at a McAllen facility. He claims that background checks for these transporters are being waived by the FBI and that the children are being moved without car seats or adult supervision. Shroyer characterizes the operation as government-sanctioned human smuggling, noting that the facility is heavily fortified against media scrutiny.

Alex Jones reports on a whistleblower from law enforcement who contacted InfoWars regarding an illegal detention center for children under a bridge at the southern border. The Border Patrol agents involved are reportedly afraid of retaliation for exposing crimes they have been ordered to commit. Jones credits James O'Keefe and Project Veritas for documenting these conditions, which he characterizes as state-sponsored illegal smuggling.

Owen Shroyer and Drew Hernandez discuss signs on Texas highways that warn smuggling is a federal crime, noting the irony as the government facilitates the process. They reference a Univision interview with a "coyote" who admits that business is booming under the current administration. Hernandez argues that millions of people are waking up to the devastation because they are finally seeing the visuals.