Topic: Lauren Witzke

Guest Lauren Witzke joins the show to discuss the significance of the Tucker Carlson interview with Vladimir Putin. She argues that Carlson was originally fired from Fox News for his fair coverage of the Ukraine war. Witzke and the host discuss the "J6 Gulag," the arrest of Orthodox priests in Ukraine, and the perceived moral decline of the West compared to Russia's nationalist stance.

Lauren Witzke discusses the "globalist war against nationalism," citing the persecution of Donald Trump and the death of journalist Gonzalo Lira as primary examples. She claims the US State Department refused to help Lira while he was being tortured in a Ukrainian prison. The host shares an anecdote about his tapes being remotely erased after he infiltrated the Bohemian Grove.

The segment covers reports of "safe houses" in Michigan where fraudulent ballots were allegedly discovered during the 2020 election. Witzke shares her personal background as a "Florida refugee" from Delaware, claiming her family was targeted by the Biden regime after she ran for Senate. She notes that she broke the record for GOP Senate votes in Delaware history despite the opposition.

Investigative journalist Lauren Witzke discusses reports from Israeli whistleblowers regarding the seven-hour military stand-down. She highlights the suspicious timing of a concert moved to the border just two days before the attack, noting that the organizers are now dead or missing. The discussion warns that US politicians like Lindsey Graham are provoking World War III by calling for direct intervention against Iran.

Lauren Witzke joins Stu Peters to discuss the rise of "anti-white racism" in the United States, citing the release of a school shooter in Texas while Kyle Rittenhouse remained in custody. They promote Kandiss Taylor as a grassroots alternative to Vernon Jones in the Georgia gubernatorial race. Witzke argues that the establishment GOP uses candidates like Jones to demoralize and distract Christian voters.

Former Republican Senate candidate Lauren Witzke discusses having her Wells Fargo bank account shut down without explanation following her public opposition to the Equality Act. Witzke argues that the act will criminalize Christian scripture and traditional beliefs. She announces legal action against the bank and notes that Congressman Paul Gosar has called for a federal investigation into the incident, which she labels as "financial blacklisting."

The White House announced the deployment of "response teams" to combat the Delta variant, which is characterized here as a scare tactic to justify new lockdowns. Lauren Witzke cites a study from the New England Journal of Medicine allegedly showing an 82% spontaneous abortion rate in pregnant women vaccinated during their first or second trimesters. The segment frames the push for childhood and maternal vaccination as a "suicide cult" and a crime against humanity.

Republican strategist Lauren Witzke is introduced as a guest for the second hour following her permanent ban from Twitter for criticizing pedophilia. Alex Jones highlights an article from AmericanThinker.com featuring Vladimir Putin's former chief of staff, who describes Donald Trump as a "champion against the New World Order." The segment frames the Russian perspective of Trump as an ideological ally against a "satanic" globalist grasp.

Lauren Witzke joins the show to discuss her permanent ban from Twitter, which she claims resulted from calling pedophilia "demonic." She argues that Big Tech has changed its terms of service to accommodate "degeneracy" while silencing Christian values. Witzke asserts that the "culture war" is centered on the protection of children and that globalists are targeting parental rights.