Topic: Jesse James

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard joins Jesse Watters on Fox News to argue that James Comey's use of "86-47" was an intentional call for assassination. Gabbard cites a Rutgers study on "assassination culture" and demands that Comey be held legally accountable and imprisoned. She references a previous threat against her own life to illustrate the necessity of law enforcement action against such rhetoric.

Recent reports claiming InfoWars has been permanently shut down are characterized as a media hoax orchestrated by Bloomberg-funded groups. Despite the "fake auction" involving The Onion, the studio remains operational following a judge's intervention. High-profile figures like Joe Rogan and Jesse James have reportedly reached out to clarify the status of the broadcast amidst the confusion.

Personal anecdotes from figures like Jesse James and former Secret Service members portray Donald Trump as a generous individual who performs quiet acts of philanthropy. Stories include Trump paying off a truck driver's mortgage and giving large holiday bonuses to service workers. This "real Trump" is contrasted with the media's portrayal, suggesting he genuinely desires a prosperous world for common people.

Attorney Jesse Binnall testified before a Senate hearing led by James Lankford regarding massive irregularities in the Nevada 2020 election. The testimony highlights 19,000 non-resident voters and 8,000 votes from non-existent addresses, mirroring findings from the documentary "2000 Mules." The segment claims that NGOs at polling places are actively signing up non-citizens to vote in key swing states like Arizona and Michigan.

Reports indicate Fox News lost nearly 50% of its total viewers and 70% of its key demographic in the days following Tucker Carlson's exit. Luke Rudkowski discussed the possibility of "golden handcuffs," where a network pays a host to remain off the air through the end of a contract to prevent them from joining competitors. Similar tactics were allegedly used against Jesse Ventura and Phil Donahue to silence anti-war sentiments.