Topic: Joe Pags

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Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones discuss the need for a new police protocol that focuses on tracking the source of swatting calls rather than just responding to the target's home. They highlight the case of Joe Pags, who was also swatted, and emphasize the importance of establishing direct communication with local law enforcement. Shroyer argues that the current lack of urgency in investigating these "attempted murders" is a failure of the justice system.

Nationally syndicated talk show host Joe Pags joins the program to discuss his own experience being swatted at 2:21 a.m. Pags characterizes the incident as "attempted murder by cop," intended to silence conservative voices. He criticizes the "legacy media" for ignoring these attacks and calls for a more aggressive investigation by federal authorities to protect the safety of public figures and their families.

Kash Patel has announced a federal investigation into a wave of "swatting" attacks targeting pro-Trump figures and public institutions. Victims reportedly include radio host Joe Pags and a top Trump impersonator in Tennessee, many of whom appear on a Ukrainian "hit list." Jones claims these incidents, which involve spoofing emergency calls to draw armed police to residences, are acts of pure terrorism designed to destabilize the country.