Topic: Jim Rogers

Kyle Serafin claims he was blocked from testifying before Jim Jordan's Weaponization Committee because he was considered "too politically hot." He alleges that FBI agent Jennifer Moore committed perjury during her congressional testimony and has not been held accountable. The segment concludes with the observation that Donald Trump's effectiveness depends on receiving accurate information, which is often blocked by his own staff.

Roger Stone provides an update on Donald Trump's morale, describing him as resolute and currently playing golf to show he is not intimidated. Stone comments on the resignation of Trump's lawyers, Jim Trustee and John Rowley, and suggests that David Schoen would be an ideal addition to the legal team. The segment concludes with a discussion on the success of Tucker Carlson's new show on Twitter compared to the declining influence of Fox News.

Mannarino discusses the transition to a "new feudal system" where the middle class is eliminated. He predicts a "commodity supercycle" where cash will flee the failing debt and stock markets into tangible assets like gold, silver, and oil. He also critiques the "FedNow" payment system as a tool for total financial surveillance, noting that 90% of the current money supply is already digital and exists only as ledger entries.