Topic: James Ray

Leo Zagami alleges that while serving as a provincial superior in Chicago in 2000, Robert Francis Prevost protected a pedophile priest named James Ray. Zagami claims the new Pope is a "woke" ally of the Obama administration and was strategically elevated to challenge Donald Trump.

The speakers discuss the cultural narrative surrounding book banning, arguing that the left has co-opted the themes of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 to target conservatives. They claim that efforts to remove sexually explicit graphic novels from children's libraries are being mischaracterized as censorship. Reference is made to James Comey and Jen Psaki regarding the alleged weaponization of the Justice Department.

The discussion focuses on upcoming footage of Ray Epps and his alleged role in orchestrating the Capitol attack. The hosts compare the pressure on Tucker Carlson to the recent removal of James O'Keefe from Project Veritas following his Pfizer investigation. They call for the public to "line up the blockers" to protect Carlson from similar professional attacks.

Ted Nugent and Alex Jones discuss the presence of Ray Epps and alleged federal provocateurs at the Capitol on January 6. They claim that violence was perpetrated by Antifa, BLM, and FBI agents dressed in Trump regalia to frame peaceful conservative families. Nugent compares the demonization of patriots to historical atrocities and warns of a "bruising" for the political left.

Judge Joe Brown shares insights from his time presiding over legal hearings related to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He claims the FBI, under J. Edgar Hoover, recruited the team that killed King and supplied the murder weapon. Brown asserts that the "lone gunman" theory involving James Earl Ray was a cover for a more complex operation involving the Department of Defense.