3 chapters across the catalog
Stewart Rhodes proposes that Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, and Tulsi Gabbard deliver a joint national address to define the "domestic enemies" of the Constitution. He identifies figures like John Brennan and organizations like the CCP as primary threats. Rhodes urges Trump to use his declassification authority to expose the "dirt" and treason of deep state actors who are attempting to run the clock out on his administration.
Vladimir Putin, Russian Orthodoxy, and Woke Ideology
Vladimir Putin's leadership is analyzed in the context of post-USSR Russia, where he is credited by some for ending the era of oligarchic exploitation. The discussion frames a new Cold War dynamic where Russia portrays itself as a defender of Christian Orthodoxy against Western "woke communism." This shift is compared to the 1950s when the U.S. emphasized religious values to differentiate itself from atheistic Soviet communism.
Xi Jinping San Francisco Visit and US Corporate Standing Ovation
Alex Jones reports on Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to San Francisco for the APEC summit, highlighting the standing ovation he received from American business leaders. Jones criticizes the flying of the Communist Chinese flag on American soil and the cleaning of San Francisco streets specifically for the dictator's arrival. He also mentions Apple's alleged censorship of Jon Stewart's content regarding China.
