Topic: Jenna Ellis

Former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis pleaded guilty in the Georgia election interference case, delivering an emotional apology in court. Alex Jones characterizes this as a "communist struggle session," where defendants are pressured to denounce their former clients. The segment also discusses Mark Meadows' reported immunity deal and the broader legal pressure on the Trump legal team regarding 2020 election challenges.

Alex Jones reports on the Alaska Airlines pilot who attempted to shut down plane engines mid-flight, questioning the psychological state of the individual. He also covers Jenna Ellis's guilty plea in the Georgia election case, asserting that the media is desperate to find someone to implicate Donald Trump despite a lack of evidence of direct orders for illegal activity.

Joe Biden is accused of a treasonous declaration of war against the right to keep and bear arms, drawing parallels to the start of the Revolutionary War in 1776. Simultaneously, news from the 100th day of the Russia-Ukraine invasion indicates Russia controls 20% of Ukraine's territory, while Biden approves long-range missiles for Ukraine, which Russia views as an act of war.

Constitutional lawyer Jenna Ellis joins the show to discuss Joe Biden's comments on the Second Amendment and the ongoing fight for election integrity. She highlights a recent guilty plea in an Arizona "mule" case and argues that the Democrats' focus on abortion and gun control is a sign of desperation.

Jenna Ellis concludes her interview by predicting a Trump comeback in 2024 with a focus on better staffing to truly "drain the swamp." She emphasizes that while she supports Trump, she remains critical of any leader when necessary and rejects "cult" behavior.