Topic: Maricopa County

A caller from Maricopa County, Arizona, expresses concerns over "hidden extra votes" in ballot header bars and QR codes. Patrick Byrne responds by calling for a national emergency order to run the 2024 election using paper ballots and manual counting. He supports the SAVE Act but suggests that the National Guard may be necessary to ensure a clean election given the level of corruption in existing systems.

John Solomon reports that a federal grand jury subpoena and upcoming search warrants in Maricopa County, Arizona, focus on whether state election laws were followed. Intelligence officials including Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, and Kash Patel are reviewing documents allegedly showing Chinese penetration of state voter databases. These findings are expected to influence the Senate debate over the Save America Act as evidence of foreign influence operations emerges.

Jones discusses recent "lone wolf" attacks in Austin and reports of active shooters at a Michigan synagogue and Old Dominion University. He links these events to the activation of Iranian sleeper cells following the death of their leadership. Additionally, he mentions ongoing FBI raids in Arizona and Georgia related to 2020 election fraud investigations involving Patrick Byrne and Mike Lindell.

A compilation of evidence challenges Jack Smith's testimony regarding the 2020 election. Witnesses describe ballots defaulting to Biden in tabulators, boxes of ballots arriving in vans at the TCF Center, and Ruby Freeman running the same stacks of ballots multiple times. The report claims 375,000 fraudulent votes were confirmed in Fulton County and 200,000 in Maricopa County, vindicating Donald Trump's claims.

Steven Gardner recaps recent findings suggesting that 200,000 votes in Arizona were not properly verified for citizenship and 350,000 ballots are missing or un-audited in Georgia. They discuss the legal fallout for figures like Rudy Giuliani and the role of former Attorney General Bill Barr in allegedly suppressing investigations into a trailer full of ballots in Pennsylvania.

Alex Jones and Roger Stone discuss alleged evidence of truckloads of fraudulent ballots in the 2020 election, specifically citing whistleblowers in Pennsylvania and Arizona. They claim that the Director of National Intelligence has exposed extensive espionage and fraud that the mainstream media refuses to cover. The segment emphasizes that securing the election platform is the most critical task for the administration to ensure the survival of the Republic.

Alex Jones claims that sources within the White House presented Donald Trump with proof of widespread election fraud in battleground states including Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Arizona. The report alleges that mail-in ballots, manipulated machines, and illegal alien voters were used to influence the 2020 results. Jones highlights the legal battles of Rudy Giuliani and Mike Lindell, asserting that judges have defaulted them to prevent evidence from being presented in court.

Deposition transcripts from Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richder allegedly show an "anti-MAGA" bias during the counting of Kari Lake's Senate race. Alex Jones claims that Lake is gaining ground as legitimate ballots are finally counted. He also presents an image of a jeweler looking at money as a metaphor for the financial motivations behind "gender-affirming care."

Jones calls for a full investigation into the 2024 election to prosecute those who attempted fraud, even though the populist movement "overpowered" the rigging. He praises the appointment of Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff and discusses the potential of Tulsi Gabbard. Jones returns to ballistics, explaining how a 5.56 NATO round would have caused catastrophic injury if it had not merely grazed Trump's ear.

Viva Frei and Alex Jones discuss the necessity of a decisive victory to prevent election officials from delaying results for weeks. They reference the "red mirage" theory and argue that a landslide would remove the political cover for fraud. Jones displays a PolyMarket graph showing Trump's odds skyrocketing while Harris's plummet.

Widespread reports of voting machine failures emerge from heavily Republican counties in Pennsylvania, specifically Cambria County, where machines reportedly failed to scan ballots. In Texas, Attorney General Ken Paxton deploys a rapid response legal team to investigate an alleged algorithm in Harris County voter rolls. Additional reports mention the Pentagon allegedly blocking active-duty military from receiving absentee ballots.

The discussion covers the "theory" that large urban centers like Philadelphia and Detroit wait for rural results to come in so they know how many votes are needed to "steal" the state. Viva Frei criticizes the normalization of taking weeks to count votes in states like Arizona, calling it "pure corruption" that would be condemned in any other country.

Gavin McInnes predicts the election will be "too big to rig" due to massive Election Day turnout from blue-collar voters. He psychoanalyzes "Trump Derangement Syndrome" as "daddy issues," where Trump represents the end of self-indulgent behavior and a return to discipline. McInnes dismisses the threat of riots, noting that the left has already "trashed" major cities like Portland and Philadelphia.

Judge Steven P. Logan ordered Arizona election officials to release records of 1.2 million unknown voters on the state's 2024 voter rolls to integrity activists. The lawsuit, brought by Citizen AG, aims to identify illegal aliens and deceased individuals allegedly remaining on the registration database. Simultaneously, Maricopa County confirmed receiving 90,000 voter registration forms from third-party groups on the deadline day, many of which were found to be fraudulent.

Matt Bracken advises voters to prepare for long lines and potential "tricks" at polling places, such as paper size errors or machine malfunctions. He emphasizes the importance of staying in line all day and documenting any irregularities with photos. Bracken also notes that a strong popular vote for Trump is necessary to counter Democratic attempts to delegitimize the Electoral College.

Warnings are issued regarding potential "false flag" attacks in contested areas like Maricopa County or Atlanta, where violence against minority groups might be staged to frame Trump supporters. These predicted events are compared to the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, and are described as scripted deep state provocations. The goal of these tactics is reportedly to outlaw the MAGA movement and justify a permanent totalitarian bureaucracy.

Alex Jones claims that "pro-Hitler" rhetoric from figures like Nick Fuentes is a psyop funded by the ADL and the Democratic Party to frame the populist movement. Reports of ballot boxes being set on fire in Phoenix and USPS mailboxes being targeted are cited as evidence of Democrat-led election interference. A caller from Maricopa County expresses concern over the 13-day window requested for vote counting, calling it unprecedented.

Alex Jones opens the broadcast from Austin, Texas, claiming globalists are planning to trigger civil unrest and martial law to overthrow the United States. He cites rhetoric from Kamala Harris and former generals labeling Donald Trump as a threat to justify potential military action and mass arrests. Jones highlights support for his perspective from figures like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, and Dana White, while alleging that election fraud is already underway in Maricopa County, Arizona.

Donald Trump, JD Vance, and Vivek Ramaswamy are encouraged to aggressively highlight the 325,000 missing migrant children and the illegitimacy of the current administration. Criticism is directed at Maricopa County election officials for announcing that ballot tabulation could take up to 13 days, which is framed as a tactic to facilitate fraud. The host argues that a massive voter turnout is necessary to "shatter the firewall" of the Democratic party's alleged election rigging.

The FBI has reportedly issued memos warning of potential cyber attacks on election day linked to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Posobiec and the host discuss recurring issues with voting machines, specifically in Maricopa County and Austin, where technical failures forced voters to use paper ballots. They advise voters to cast ballots in person at county boards of election to circumvent potential issues with the postal system or drop boxes.