Topic: Mcmaster

Stone recounts the 2016 "dirty trick" in Iowa where false reports of Ben Carson's withdrawal helped Ted Cruz narrowly defeat Donald Trump. Looking ahead to 2024, South Carolina is identified as Trump's "firewall," where he holds a 30-point lead and the endorsement of Governor Henry McMaster. The segment emphasizes that Trump now possesses a much more sophisticated and disciplined campaign structure than in his previous runs.

Jones recounts his efforts to warn Donald Trump about "moles" in his administration, such as Fiona Hill and H.R. McMaster. He argues that the government is highly compartmentalized, allowing a small group of "scumbags" to control the narrative. Jones asserts that exposing these networks is the "Achilles heel" of the globalist operation.

Robert Owens expresses skepticism toward Ron DeSantis due to alleged links to globalist interests, while maintaining support for Donald Trump’s "America First" rhetoric. However, he criticizes Trump’s past appointments, such as H.R. McMaster, as evidence that the former president was surrounded by "horns and tails." The segment concludes with a final call to support InfoWars supplements to fund the ongoing information war.

A clip from Joe Rogan's interview with former National Security Advisor HR McMaster shows McMaster expressing disbelief that the FBI would use agent provocateurs. This is contrasted with Senator Ted Cruz's questioning of FBI officials who refused to deny the presence of undercover agents on January 6th. Jones characterizes McMaster as a "moron" who is either ignorant of or complicit in intelligence agency tactics.

The broadcast plays a clip from a 60 Minutes interview where Fiona Hill discusses death threats and smear campaigns. Jones and Stone accuse Hill of perjuring herself during congressional testimony regarding her knowledge of George Soros and globalist interests. They challenge her to a debate or a lawsuit, labeling her an "espionage operative" for big corporations.