Topic: John Durham

John Bowne reports on allegations of criminal behavior involving former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama. The report claims whistleblowers are providing evidence that Obama led the manufacturing of intelligence assessments during the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. Comey is accused of mishandling classified information and orchestrating leaks to undermine the Trump administration, which the report characterizes as a treasonous conspiracy and a years-long coup.

Whistleblowers have come forward with allegations that the FBI, under James Comey, used "honeypot" operations to target the Trump campaign as early as 2015. These operations reportedly involved female FBI employees acting as undercovers to get close to campaign staff like George Papadopoulos. These "off the books" activities were allegedly run without the proper oversight boards or case predication required for federal undercover operations.

A 2016 NPR interview with Barack Obama is highlighted as a "smoking gun" where he appeared to predict a CIA assessment that had not yet been completed. Critics argue this proves the "fix was in" to frame Vladimir Putin for interfering in the election to help Donald Trump. The situation is described as "epically worse than Watergate," as it involved the corruption of the entire U.S. intelligence apparatus for political ends.

A newly declassified appendix to the Durham report suggests that Hillary Clinton personally ordered the Trump-Russia hoax despite knowing Donald Trump was innocent. Legal scholar Jonathan Turley warns that former intelligence officials like John Brennan and James Comey may still face indictments for their roles in the conspiracy. The Trump administration is being pressured to follow through with arrests for what is described as a treasonous coup.

Hillary Clinton is characterized as a "psychotic demon creature" who personally ordered the Russia hoax to protect her political interests. John Brennan is criticized for his public defense of the intelligence community's actions, which he claims were legitimate and based on authority. Critics argue that Brennan and other former leaders are using their positions to protect a partisan political agenda rather than national security.

Susie Wiles is characterized as a career lobbyist for Big Pharma and the military-industrial complex who is allegedly sabotaging the MAGA agenda from within the Trump administration. The discussion covers her removal of Paul Danz from Project 2025 and Danz's subsequent primary challenge against Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina.

Kash Patel's investigation is contrasted with John Durham's previous work, which is accused of "slow-rolling" to let statutes of limitations expire. The segment references Bill Binney's forensic evidence suggesting the DNC was never hacked by Russia. Roger Stone expresses newfound confidence in the current DOJ "strike force" under Pam Bondi.

Congressman Rick Crawford is reportedly leading a House Intelligence Committee investigation that is more devastating than previous reports but requires presidential declassification. The Steele Dossier is characterized as a fraudulent document used by the FBI and Obama administration to target political opponents. Critics argue that the John Durham report was insufficient and that the statute of limitations should not apply to acts of treason.

Archived footage of Dan Bongino features him discussing Epstein as a likely intelligence asset for Middle Eastern countries. The host expresses frustration over missing the obvious fact that the statute of limitations has expired for many of the crimes allegedly committed by deep state actors. This realization mirrors the perceived failure of the John Durham investigation to produce significant accountability for the Russiagate probe.

Roger Stone criticizes the Biden administration's decision to lift sanctions on Iran and release $190 billion in frozen assets, which he claims funded terrorism and nuclear development. Stone expresses skepticism about prosecuting deep state actors like John Brennan or James Comey in the District of Columbia, arguing that the local jury pool and judiciary are hopelessly biased in favor of Democrats.

The origins of the Russiagate investigation are traced back to a January 2017 meeting involving John Brennan, Susan Rice, and Joe Biden, which aimed to undermine the Trump presidency. Shifting to current geopolitics, a global alliance led by China is described as supporting Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah. This alliance reportedly threatens U.S. interests through maritime attacks by Houthi rebels and strategic maneuvers near the Panama Canal.

Alex Jones reports on moves within the European Union to eliminate the veto power of individual member states, which he characterizes as a transition to a globalist dictatorship. He references recent congressional hearings involving John Durham, where a veteran congressman described the current U.S. political climate as exhibiting the hallmarks of a totalitarian state.

Owen Shruer takes over the broadcast to discuss John Durham's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee regarding the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation. Shruer criticizes Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell for continuing to push the "collusion hoax" despite Durham's findings. The segment highlights the extreme political polarization and corruption within Washington D.C.

Owen Shruer critiques Fox News anchor Brett Baier's recent interview with Donald Trump, suggesting that mainstream journalists ignore the reality of an "occupied" country. Shruer predicts that the Democratic Party will revive the Russian collusion narrative for the 2024 election. Guest Ivan Reikland is scheduled to provide further analysis of the Durham hearing.

Representative Jim Jordan questions John Durham about intelligence suggesting Hillary Clinton approved a plan in 2016 to tie Donald Trump to Russia. Durham confirms that this intelligence was significant enough for CIA Director John Brennan to brief President Obama. The testimony reveals that the FBI withheld this information from its own agents working on the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.

John Durham describes his investigation's findings as "sobering" for anyone with a background in federal law enforcement. He emphasizes that the problems within the FBI cannot be fixed overnight through simple policy changes or training. Instead, Durham calls for fundamental accountability and consequences for those who violate the law and agency standards.

The exchange between Adam Schiff and John Durham is used to illustrate the "structure fire" of American politics. Owen Shruer shares an anecdote about a drag queen being brought into a computer coding class at a Christian university for Pride Month. He argues that the American public is beginning to realize that the political left has become "complete lunatics."

Owen Shruer argues that Donald Trump's biggest mistake was assuming he could negotiate in "good faith" with the D.C. establishment. He suggests that John Durham is currently experiencing a similar realization during his congressional testimony. The segment posits that the "swamp" has no interest in fair play and is solely focused on maintaining power.

Adam Schiff questions John Durham about the 2016 WikiLeaks release of Hillary Clinton's emails, asserting they were stolen by Russians. Durham appears ill-prepared for this line of questioning, stating he does not regularly read newspapers or follow the news. Shruer criticizes Durham for his ignorance on the WikiLeaks subject, which allowed Schiff to promote "Democrat Party propaganda."

Adam Schiff continues to press John Durham on whether the Russian-leaked emails were helpful to the Trump campaign. Schiff cites the Mueller investigation's conclusion that Russia intended to assist Trump. Durham's lack of familiarity with Trump's campaign trail comments regarding WikiLeaks is highlighted as a failure to counter Schiff's narrative.