Topic: Josh Hawley

Harrison Smith reflects on the 2018 "de-platforming" event where InfoWars was removed from Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube simultaneously. He credits the network's survival to its independent infrastructure and the support of its audience through direct product sales. The segment briefly transitions to current news, mentioning Senator Josh Hawley's questioning of Keith Ellison and reports of U.S. military equipment moving toward Iran.

Senator Josh Hawley confirmed that over $60 million in dark money has been funneled into groups organizing protests against ICE in Minnesota. Organizations receiving these funds include the ACLU, Take Action Minnesota, and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). The funding is traced back to large NGO networks and the Neville Roy Singham network.

Senator Josh Hawley reports that approximately one trillion dollars is lost to government fraud every year, with funds being diverted to terrorism, child trafficking, and luxury items. The fraud is facilitated by antiquated government systems and stolen identities used across all 50 states. Hawley recommends front-end identity verification, independent audits, and involving the Secret Service to stop the "hemorrhaging" of taxpayer money.

Senator Josh Hawley has introduced legislation known as the Pelosi Act to ban members of Congress from trading stocks based on non-public information. Meanwhile, Cash Patel has highlighted conflicts of interest involving judges whose family members profit from NGOs tied to their cases. There are calls for grand jury subpoenas to investigate these financial ties and potential money laundering.

The host criticizes "Nazi populists" who focus exclusively on Israel while ignoring the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party's funding of American destabilization. The discussion notes an emerging alliance between radical Islamic groups and the political left in both Europe and the United States. Senator Josh Hawley is cited as one of the few officials actively subpoenaing groups tied to Chinese communist funding.

Senator Josh Hawley reportedly received whistleblower information from the Secret Service stating that Joe Biden frequently became lost in his own closet at the White House. This report is used to highlight a broader pattern of the establishment lying about the President's cognitive health. Additionally, the segment criticizes Hollywood celebrities like Robert De Niro and Ellen DeGeneres for their perceived arrogance and poor treatment of service staff.

Senator Josh Hawley shared an anecdote from a Secret Service whistleblower who was assigned to the Biden detail. The whistleblower claimed that the President would regularly become disoriented and unable to find his way out of his bedroom closet in the mornings. This story is presented as evidence of a malicious cover-up regarding the President's mental fitness.

Alex Jones discusses allegations involving Donald Trump's lawyer, Boris Epshteyn, and a scandal where law firm settlement money intended for "community service" was allegedly used to attack Jones. He mentions that Trump is now aware of these developments. The segment also previews upcoming clips featuring Cash Patel, Senator Grassley, and Josh Hawley regarding Chinese access to American data via Meta.

Kyle Serafin discusses the case of Amy and Carl Nelson, alleging that Amazon used the DOJ to target them to avoid a $100 million contract loss. A video clip is played featuring Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn Williams testifying before Senator Josh Hawley. The testimony confirms that Facebook was willing to store American user data in China, effectively granting the Chinese government access to that information for the sake of profit.

Federal prosecutors dropped assault charges against former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, while Indian authorities raided Soros-backed offices for illegal political meddling. Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Josh Hawley are advocating for Congress to strip the jurisdiction of activist federal judges who block the Trump agenda. These moves are aimed at countering the "judicial coup" that has seen 129 legal challenges filed against the administration in two months.

The Ukrainian government, with alleged NATO sponsorship, maintains an "enemies list" that includes Elon Musk, Senator Josh Hawley, and Jack Posobiec. Recent large-scale cyber attacks against the X platform are attributed to these entities. The list is described as a targeting mechanism for individuals opposing the continuation of the proxy war in Ukraine.

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, a former spokesperson for the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces, is cited for making public threats against U.S. Senator Josh Hawley. The presence of the CIA at the South by Southwest festival in Austin is noted as a suspicious coincidence following the murder of Jamie White. A federal investigation is demanded to determine if foreign hit teams are operating on U.S. soil.

Kyle Rittenhouse and the host speculate on the national chaos and potential for civil war if the assassination attempt on Donald Trump had been successful. They also reference Senator Josh Hawley's reports regarding whistleblowers and alleged Secret Service cover-ups.

Senator Richard Blumenthal has publicly stated that the American people will be "shocked and appalled" by the findings of the Senate report on Secret Service failures. Senator Josh Hawley adds that the DHS is actively leaning on the Secret Service to withhold documents from Congress. The investigation focuses on why an allegedly incompetent lead agent from the Pittsburgh office was put in charge of the Butler trip.

The Trump campaign is criticized for failing to "brand" the July 13th assassination attempt as a central theme of the race. Hernandez cites Senator Josh Hawley's reports from Secret Service whistleblowers who claim another attempt is likely before November. He also mentions a controversial incident where a female Secret Service agent reportedly left her post at a Trump event to breastfeed her baby, citing it as evidence of systemic incompetence.

Multiple whistleblowers have reportedly contacted Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz with documents alleging that standard security procedures were bypassed in Butler. Claims include the cutting of threat assessment teams and the lack of a communication system between local police and the Secret Service. Jones argues that leaving the closest roof to the president unsecured constitutes "deliberate negligence" or an intentional opening for the shooter.

A Fox News report by Jesse Watters highlights contradictions in Ronald Roe's testimony regarding security resources for Donald Trump. Whistleblowers told Senator Josh Hawley that Roe personally directed the cutting of threat assessment agents who should have been at the Butler rally. Local law enforcement officials also confirmed that the Secret Service has not contacted them for a follow-up investigation since the shooting occurred.

Footage of Thomas Crooks crawling on the roof in Butler is analyzed, with Jones noting how close the shooter was to the stage while being ignored by security. A compilation of Ronald Roe's testimony shows him denying personal involvement in security resource decisions, which Jones claims is proven false by new whistleblower documents. Jones labels Roe a "tyrant traitor" and "Benedict Arnold" for his alleged role in the stand down.

During Senate questioning, Ronald Roe denied repeatedly rebuffing requests for additional security resources for the Trump detail over the last two years. However, reports from *The Washington Post* and whistleblower documents suggest that top Secret Service officials did indeed deny such requests. Jones claims this evidence proves Roe committed "massive perjury" and was directly involved in the July 13th security failure.

A caller from New York asks why forensic tests for gunpowder residue haven't been conducted on the water tower or inside the AGR building. Jones explains that the FBI has total control over the site and has even excluded members of Congress like Josh Hawley from the investigation. He characterizes the lack of transparency as a clear cover-up.