Topic: Michael Vickers

Veterinarian Dr. Michael Vickers explains the threat of exotic, human-strain tuberculosis entering the U.S. through migrant labor in the dairy industry. He reports that a dairy in Castro County had to slaughter 10,000 cows due to high infection rates, threatening the state's TB-free status. Vickers warns that these diseases are being transmitted from humans to animals and back, creating a public health crisis.

Dr. Michael Vickers reports an "apocalypse" on the South Texas border as migrant groups become more combative and diverse, originating from Africa and China. Cartels are reportedly earning massive sums, with Chinese migrants paying up to $50,000 each for entry. Border volunteers describe encounters with armed guides and large groups of non-Spanish speaking individuals ahead of the May 11 expiration of Title 42.

Dr. Michael Vickers and Sarah Chittum provide updates on the border crisis and the fentanyl epidemic, describing a state of "war" on private property. The FBI's failure to correctly identify Texas mass murderer Francisco Uripeza is cited as evidence of institutional incompetence. The segment concludes with a report from John Bowne on the globalist assault on the U.S. interior.