Topic: Michigan

A rapid-fire news update covers Israeli units detonating villages in Northern Lebanon, Islamic migrants causing unrest in Spain, and church fires in Ireland. Additionally, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners in Michigan approved a controversial drone surveillance program for law enforcement. The host also notes a trend of warehouse fires in the United States, which he compares to the period preceding the COVID-19 lockdowns.

A superseding DOJ indictment against Smartmatic executives mentions a mysterious "Vendor A" and a Hong Kong front company used for illicit transactions. Patrick Byrne connects this to a report by former NSA expert Jim Penrose, who analyzed voting machines in Antrim County, Michigan. Penrose reportedly found that the machines were not "air-gapped" and contained wireless technology capable of transmitting vote totals during the 2020 election.

Michigan State Police are responding to an active shooter incident at the Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield, northwest of Detroit. Early reports indicate a vehicle was crashed into the building before gunfire began. Jones notes the proximity to Dearborn, Michigan, and suggests the event aligns with his previous predictions regarding the activation of Iranian-linked asymmetrical warfare.

The FBI issued a report warning that Iran may have sent encrypted messages to trigger sleeper cells within the United States and Europe. Texas is identified as a primary target due to its high concentration of Shiite Muslims, with predictions of potential lone-wolf attacks in the coming days. These cells are described as deeply embedded military officers operating seemingly normal businesses like repair shops or restaurants.

The broadcast criticizes liberal judges and blue city policies for releasing violent offenders and firing police officers who cooperate with ICE. There are warnings that Mexican cartels intend to target U.S. federal agents, including DEA and FBI personnel. The segment links domestic policy failures to the emboldened state of criminal organizations operating on both sides of the border.

Questions are raised regarding the security protocols of activist Jake Lang after he was sucker-punched in Dearborn and attacked in Minneapolis. Stewart Rhodes compares Lang's situation to Pamela Geller’s 2015 event, where professional security successfully neutralized armed attackers. There is a call for activists to spend donated funds on professional protection rather than entering high-risk areas with insufficient support, which Rhodes characterizes as irresponsible.

A 70-year-old business owner from Michigan calls to discuss the benefits of taking one drop of methylene blue daily to clear brain fog. The host mentions that RFK Jr. takes significantly higher doses but advises consulting a physician. They discuss a past commercial featuring Gretchen Whitmer and the need for a "super chat" equivalent to fund the network.

Predictions are made regarding the rise of a national Islamist political party in the US within the next decade, funded by international interests. In Dearborn, Michigan, protesters are recorded calling for the destruction of Christians and Jews. Meanwhile, in London, traditional Christmas displays have reportedly been removed to avoid offending Islamic populations, leading to claims of cultural surrender.

In Dearborn, Michigan, the Islamic call to prayer is reportedly broadcast over loudspeakers five times a day, which Jones presents as an example of Sharia encroachment in the U.S. He contrasts this with a video from the UK where a man was arrested for calling someone a "muppet," causing "alarm and distress." Jones also notes that the Prime Minister of Australia was recently booed at Bondi Beach following new bans on firearms and criticism of Islam.

A documentary by Dell Bigtree, "An Inconvenient Study," exposes a senior scientist at the Ford Medical Center who refused to publish a vaccinated versus unvaccinated study. The study reportedly showed significantly worse health outcomes for vaccinated children, but the lead researcher feared the results would end his career. Bigtree used undercover footage to capture the scientist admitting the true reason for suppressing the data.

Governor Greg Abbott's designation of the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as terrorist organizations in Texas is praised as a model for federal action. Rhodes argues that naturalized citizens who chant "death to America" in places like Dearborn, Michigan, should have their citizenship revoked. He also suggests revoking the naturalization of "disloyal" judges like Judge Mehta who presided over J6 trials.

Reporter Brianna Morello joins the discussion to highlight FBI failures in transparency regarding Thomas Crooks's social media. She mentions that Missouri AG Andrew Bailey has been brought into the FBI as a co-deputy director, potentially to replace Kash Patel if the current "drama" continues. Morello also references a terrorism case in Michigan and questions why the FBI has not been more forthcoming with the evidence provided by independent researchers.

Brianna Morello highlights a "civil war" within the DOJ and FBI, noting that Kash Patel reportedly announced a terror plot in Michigan for PR purposes before all suspects were arrested. She advises Dan Bongino to leave the FBI to save his media career, as the agency is allegedly working to discredit both him and Patel.

Callers from Michigan and Rhode Island discuss the need for mass arrests of those they deem traitors within the government. One caller suggests that the Trump administration should treat deep state operatives like Paul Manafort, taking them directly off the street. Jones agrees that the DOJ must be cleaned out to facilitate these legal actions.

Adams warns that Silicon Valley could become a war zone, disrupting global AI research. He cites the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index, which has plunged to near-historic lows. The discussion touches on the potential for a Universal Basic Income (UBI) that would be controlled by the government to restrict where citizens can spend their money.

A caller from Detroit emphasizes the importance of focusing on gubernatorial races in battleground states like Michigan to drive voter turnout. He references the film *Checkist* to illustrate how the Soviet revolution led to the murder of millions after the fighting stopped. Larry Pinckney adds that "democratic socialism" is a contradiction, as the core tenet of communism is the "dictatorship of the proletariat."

A female Muslim caller from Dearborn, Michigan, defends the integration of Muslims into American society. The conversation touches on the book "Unrestricted Warfare" and how communist tactics are used to co-opt religious movements. The caller emphasizes that her family is American and that Dearborn is unfairly targeted by the media.

In 2016, Del Bigtree met Dr. Marcus Zervos, the head of infectious disease at Henry Ford Health and a key figure in the Flint water crisis investigation. Zervos, who was initially pro-vaccine, admitted to Bigtree that proper placebo-controlled safety trials for childhood vaccines had never been conducted. He agreed to perform a retrospective comparative study of 18,000 children to prove the safety of the vaccine schedule, promising to publish the results regardless of the outcome.

Two separate mass shootings involving Marines occurred on the same day in Michigan and North Carolina. In Michigan, an LDS Mormon church was attacked, resulting in a building collapse and fire with an unknown number of casualties. In North Carolina, a shooter targeted a marina bar, killing three people and injuring eight others in what are described as random acts of violence.

Joel Skousen, an expert on emergency relocation and underground bunkers, joins the show to discuss the Michigan church attack and the Kirk assassination. Skousen notes the suspicious timing of the attacks on LDS churches and the death of the LDS president. He provides a geopolitical overview of the escalating conflicts in Ukraine and the potential for U.S. strikes in Venezuela.