Topic: Independent Press

The host discusses plans to build an independent global press corps, including a "European desk" featuring Naomi Seibt and potentially Lara Logan. He mentions that the Trump administration has already requested reporters from his network to cover the Pentagon and the White House. Despite the ongoing bankruptcy, the host remains optimistic about expanding the operation to provide a platform for censored journalists worldwide.

Independent media on the X platform is reportedly reaching 250 million views a day, surpassing traditional outlets like Fox News. The growth of citizen journalism is described as exponential, reaching "escape velocity" despite potential threats to leaders like Elon Musk. The administration is reportedly sharing evidence of criminal activity by the FBI with these independent outlets.

Attorney Robert Barnes joins the program to discuss the legal implications of the Sandy Hook verdict, calling it an embarrassment to the American justice system. He argues that the primary goal of the plaintiffs' lawyers is to silence a major dissident voice rather than secure financial compensation for their clients. Barnes emphasizes that the survival of InfoWars depends on the continued support of its audience through the appeals and bankruptcy process.