Topic: Logan Act

Roger Stone and Mark Lynch discuss Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of Lindsey Graham, suggesting it was a strategic move to secure a Senate majority rather than a sign of true support. Graham is accused of violating the Logan Act by negotiating with President Zelensky in Ukraine independently of official U.S. policy. General Mike Flynn has reportedly called for "heads to roll" over Graham’s unauthorized foreign interventions.

Roger Stone calls for an investigation into Anthony Blinken, Victoria Nuland, and Susan Rice for allegedly violating the Logan Act by coaching Zelensky to reject Trump's peace deal. He urges Attorney General nominee Pam Bondi to prosecute these individuals for interfering in U.S. foreign policy. The host expresses concern for Trump's safety, noting that the globalists may attempt another assassination as he dismantles their system.

Jones presents evidence that Democratic Senator Chris Murphy and former Obama officials met with Zelensky to "torpedo" Trump's mineral deal. He cites a 100-year partnership agreement signed between the UK and Ukraine in January 2025 as the real reason Zelensky rejected Trump's proposal. Jones accuses the Democrats of violating the Logan Act by conducting their own foreign policy.

Roger Stone joins the show to discuss the "setup" of Donald Trump by Democratic operatives. Stone argues that Susan Rice, Anthony Blinken, and Senator Chris Murphy violated the Logan Act by coordinating with Zelensky to undermine the President's mineral deal. Stone also criticizes Zelensky's "disrespectful" attire and refusal to pay back U.S. aid.

Alex Jones dismisses "QAnon" theories as mass schizophrenia, specifically criticizing the idea that every political move is "3D chess." He argues that the nomination of Matt Gaetz was not a secret plan and that Trump did not plan to have the 2020 election stolen. Jones warns that esoteric beliefs, such as the return of JFK Jr., distract from real geopolitical battles and observable facts.

A discussion on X Spaces features Tara Reid and questions regarding the Logan Act and constitutional border protections under Article 4. General Flynn reiterates that the Republican-led Congress has failed to use its power to stop the border crisis over the last two years. He emphasizes that the current moment represents the greatest existential threat to the US since the Civil War.

The Biden administration is accused of intentionally destroying the U.S. through open-border policies that violate Article 4, Section 4 of the Constitution. Incoming border czar Tom Homan is expected to lead a massive deportation campaign to restore national security. Callers express frustration that Congress has not yet impeached Biden or Harris for these failures, despite efforts by Congressmen Massie and Self.

A caller leads a prayer for peace and the protection of Donald Trump and the InfoWars crew. The discussion shifts to the Logan Act, with Jones arguing it is irrelevant in the face of potential nuclear destruction. He points out that John Kerry and Barack Obama engaged in "shadow diplomacy" during the first Trump administration, suggesting Trump has every right to engage with world leaders now to prevent war.

Roger Stone warns that the current Justice Department might attempt to use the Logan Act against Donald Trump if he engages in unauthorized foreign negotiations. Stone argues that the outgoing administration is attempting to "pour glue into the locks" by sabotaging the economy and escalating the war in Ukraine. He notes that while John Kerry conducted private foreign policy during the first Trump term, the same standards are not applied to the current president-elect.

Roger Stone warns that the Deep State may use national emergency executive orders to interfere with the 2024 election certification. He points to statements by Congressman Jamie Raskin regarding a refusal to certify a Trump victory as evidence of a planned "legal coup." The discussion also covers the Logan Act and allegations that John Kerry engaged in shadow diplomacy with Iran to undermine the Trump administration.

Guest host Kate Dalley opens the fourth hour by discussing George Washington's farewell address and the lack of constitutional authority for foreign aid. She references an interview with Lara Logan regarding the Smith-Mundt Act, which was updated in 2012 to allow the U.S. government to propagandize its own citizens. Dalley expresses skepticism toward the current foreign news cycle, urging the audience to help her "fill in the blanks" of the official narrative.

Jay Dyer asserts that the corporate elite, through Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission, choose U.S. presidents before they are elected. He cites Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama as examples of candidates who were "vetted" at these meetings. Dyer specifically mentions Obama's reported absence from the campaign trail in 2008 to attend a Bilderberg meeting in Chantilly, Virginia, which he suggests was a violation of the Logan Act.