Topic: Illegal Voting

Evidence is presented regarding the Democratic Party's efforts to allow illegal aliens to vote, including a 2016 clip of Barack Obama on Telemundo allegedly telling non-citizens they are allowed to vote. Critics argue that "replacement migration" is an official UN strategy used to shift congressional apportionment through the census. The ADL is accused of labeling these factual observations as "disinformation" to facilitate big tech censorship.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is criticized for signing legislation that allows illegal aliens to obtain driver's licenses, which critics claim facilitates illegal voting. In Maine, Chinese mafia-run fentanyl and meth production facilities are reportedly operating with impunity. There are calls for the FBI to intervene and arrest state officials who are allegedly on the payroll of these drug trafficking organizations.

The segment discusses alleged election fraud in the 2024 cycle, specifically in Detroit and California. It argues that the inclusion of illegal immigrants in the census disproportionately increases the number of House representatives for states like California. This is described as a strategy to leverage power and manipulate federal policies in favor of globalist agendas.

Donald Trump is described as a folk hero championing the American people against existential threats like the Great Reset, ESG scores, and central bank digital currencies. The public has reportedly moved past the "bullying" and "intimidation" of the establishment, which labeled supporters as Nazis or garbage. Success in the 2024 election is attributed to voters engaging with a rigged system to expose fraud rather than forfeiting through inaction.

Elon Musk's recent statements regarding an "unelected global government" are discussed as a sign of the existential threat facing sovereign nations. The segment then plays a clip from James O'Keefe in North Philadelphia, where an undercover reporter allegedly confirms that an NGO called Saiba is telling non-citizens they can vote using only an ITIN number.

Yoder and Jones discuss the normalization of non-citizen voting in local elections in cities like Chicago. Yoder describes the public's inability to recognize the magnitude of this "evil" as a form of cognitive dissonance or "MKUltra" style mind control. He praises officials like Ken Paxton for fighting back against the inclusion of non-citizens on voter rolls despite facing intense political and legal retaliation.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently intervened in Virginia to uphold the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls, a move seen as a victory against federal judges who allegedly permitted illegal voting. Despite this, claims persist that a Chinese student in Michigan was allowed to vote illegally with the vote still being counted. The narrative frames these events as a globalist attempt to maintain power through illegitimate means.

Alex Jones discusses the pervasive nature of digital surveillance, claiming that smart TVs and cars are designed to record audio and video of users for third parties. He also covers the controversy over voter ID laws, arguing that the lack of requirements is intended to facilitate illegal voting by non-citizens. Jones references ongoing legal battles involving Fannie Willis and Donald Trump as evidence of a weaponized judiciary.

Hurricane Milton's impact on Florida is discussed alongside a report that the Texas Secretary of State is allegedly allowing non-citizens to vote. Jennings claims the Department of Justice is threatening state officials to prevent them from purging voter rolls. He also mentions a new DOD directive that reportedly expands domestic military authority to use lethal force.

Concerns were raised regarding potential election fraud in battleground states like Georgia, Michigan, and Arizona, specifically involving illegal aliens and deceased voters. The segment suggests that the lack of hurricane relief in conservative rural areas is a tactical move to suppress the Republican vote. It claims that federal agents are being positioned in key districts to facilitate "chicanery" similar to what was allegedly observed in the 2020 election.

Kamala Harris is criticized for allegedly supporting pathways to citizenship for 15 million illegal aliens to influence future elections. Regarding the InfoWars bankruptcy, the host clarifies that while the "deep state" wants the network padlocked, he intends to continue broadcasting through new partnerships or platforms. He disputes the media narrative of liquidation, asserting that the DOJ is actively trying to prevent patriots from bidding on the assets.

Senator Raphael Warnock appears at the DNC while the discussion moves to Governor Gretchen Whitmer and allegations regarding illegal aliens receiving driver's licenses and voting rights. The hosts criticize the "Adams Family" appearance of the speakers and the lack of energy at the event.

A Rasmussen poll is discussed, suggesting that a statistically significant number of non-citizens admitted to voting in previous U.S. elections. Jones references a 2016 statement by Barack Obama that he interprets as encouraging non-citizens to vote. He also claims that blue states are shipping illegal aliens to red states after enrolling them as Democratic voters to influence future elections.

The SAVE Act is being promoted in the House to prevent non-citizens from voting, but Marjorie Taylor Greene warns it will be "dead on arrival" in the Senate unless tied to essential government funding. She argues that the September 30th funding deadline is the only leverage Republicans have to force Biden to secure elections. Greene highlights the ongoing "war on Americans" characterized by the border invasion and the fentanyl crisis.

Concerns are raised regarding potential voter fraud in the November 2024 election through electronic voting and illegal immigrant participation. Citizens are advised to use visual surveillance at polling places and to keep physical cash on hand to avoid economic modification. Preparation including water filtration and food storage is recommended for the coming months of potential desperation.

San Francisco's appointment of Kelly Wong, a non-citizen, to the city's Elections Commission is highlighted as a move toward allowing illegal aliens to vote. Jones argues this is unconstitutional and part of a broader plan to commit election fraud in blue states. The segment includes a clip of Wong being sworn in, which Jones uses to illustrate "learned helplessness" in the American public.

The legal system is described as being weaponized through the influence of George Soros on district attorneys and judges. Allegations are made regarding the appointment of illegal aliens to election boards in San Francisco and Chicago. The segment argues that the lack of rights for high-profile figures like Donald Trump signals a broader threat to the general population.

Elon Musk and other critics have highlighted Department of Homeland Security guidelines issued by Alejandro Mayorkas that restrict the deportation of illegal immigrants, even those with criminal records or gang affiliations. The Biden administration is accused of seeking to legalize millions of immigrants to create a permanent one-party state. Proposed legislation would reportedly allow illegal aliens in prisons and those without citizenship to vote in various elections.

The Darien Gap is historically a buffer zone for disease and war, but it has been transformed into a "mass illegal alien highway." Rubin discusses the role of the CBP One app in facilitating entries and mentions leaked legislation in New York aimed at legalizing voting for non-citizens. He describes a "hot potato" system where Central American countries shuttle migrants north toward the United States.

The segment addresses local jurisdictions allowing non-citizens to vote and the "transgender mutilation cult." The host plays REM's "It's the End of the World as We Know It" while discussing the Biden regime's alleged extortion of Congress for war funding. A call is made for listeners to join the "forbidden" information stream at InfoWars.