Topic: Machine Guns

Reports indicate that members of the Venezuelan gang TDA attacked an ICE agent with shovels and robbed federal vehicles of weapons and employee lists. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is criticized for his rhetoric while the state faces increasing gang-related violence. The situation is described as a precursor to a planned civil war orchestrated by political actors like John Podesta.

The discussion returns to the Latin Kings' threats against ICE agents, with Jones predicting the deep state will use this violence to distract from J6 revelations. Joe Biggs notes the disparity in justice, where a man who threw a sandwich at an agent faced no consequences while J6ers received decades in prison. They emphasize the need for "men of courage" to run into the metaphorical fire to save the country.

Michael Cargill discusses his Supreme Court case challenging the ATF's reclassification of bump stocks as machine guns. He argues that the definition of a machine gun depends on the "action of the trigger," not the "rate of fire." Cargill describes the oral arguments before the justices, noting that some, like Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, seemed focused on the speed of fire rather than the mechanical function of the device.

Judge Joe Brown outlines his platform for the Memphis mayoral election, focusing on enforcing existing laws rather than implementing new gun control measures. He expresses skepticism regarding the integrity of voting machines in Shelby County, citing past Justice Department reports. Brown encourages listeners to support his campaign at JJB2023.com as early voting begins.

Senate Democrats have introduced a bill targeting "illegal machine guns," which Shroyer claims is actually a broad attempt to ban all firearm modifications. He contrasts this with Representative Thomas Massie's efforts to protect gun rights. The segment highlights instances where armed citizens stopped mass shootings, such as at an Indiana mall, arguing that Democrats want the public disarmed and vulnerable.

The technical history of the AR-15 is discussed, noting it was designed by Eugene Stoner 70 years ago and is essentially an "antique" semi-automatic rifle, not a military-grade assault weapon. Judge Joe Brown points to Switzerland as a model for a peaceful, heavily armed society where citizens are required to own firearms. He argues that the focus should be on punishing criminals rather than disarming the general public.

John Bowne reports on Megan Fox's admission of engaging in blood-drinking rituals with Machine Gun Kelly. The segment also covers allegations against the South African band Die Antwoord regarding the exposure of children to rituals and pornography. Additionally, it mentions the arrest of actress Zara Pythian for the historical grooming and abuse of a minor.

John Bowne reports on disturbing trends in Hollywood, including Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's admissions regarding ritual blood consumption. The segment also covers allegations against the South African band De Antwoord involving the mistreatment of children and voodoo rituals. Furthermore, British actress Zara Pythian and her husband face accusations of grooming and abusing a minor.