Topic: Mike Pence

Steven Gardner analyzes Donald Trump's recent comments regarding the Epstein files, suggesting that Trump's statement about not needing "podcaster support" was a major PR blunder. Gardner compares this to Mike Pence's "not my concern" moment with Tucker Carlson regarding Ukraine. Jones agrees that Trump needs to clarify his stance, distance himself from Epstein's "perverted behavior," and frame the attacks as a "Democrat hoax."

The conversation continues regarding the political damage caused by poorly phrased public statements. Jones argues that Trump's "grumpy old man" persona and "lame duck" status have led to disastrous messaging on the Epstein topic. He suggests Trump should hold a press conference to directly address the public, apologize for the misunderstanding, and pivot the focus to Bill Clinton's ties to Epstein.

General Michael Flynn joins the show to discuss what he describes as an ongoing coup and the undermining of the United States. Flynn reflects on his targeting by James Comey and the deep state in 2017, warning that the same forces are still active. He expresses frustration with the speed of the current administration's response to these threats and comments on Mike Pence's potential 2028 run.

General Flynn criticizes Mike Pence, calling him a "fool" for considering a 2028 presidential run after his behavior in the previous administration. Flynn states that if Pence runs, he will also run to ensure Pence does not lead the country. The segment concludes with a brief discussion on the need for Trump to increase pressure on Maduro in Venezuela.

Larry Pinckney predicts the implosion of the Democratic Party due to its radicalization. He also discusses the reshaping of the Republican Party by the MAGA movement, distancing it from figures like Dick Cheney and Mike Pence. The host criticizes the Democrats for using the government shutdown as "leverage" to starve the American people, calling it demonic behavior.

Roger Stone and the speaker discuss a potential inquiry into former Vice President Mike Pence regarding his role in the targeting of General Michael Flynn. They revisit James Clapper's past testimony about metadata collection, which was later contradicted by Edward Snowden's leaks. Donald Trump's reaction to the Bolton news is played, where he characterizes Bolton as a "bad person."

Video is played of Ivan Raiklin confronting John Bolton outside a courtroom in Maryland following his arraignment. Raiklin, a former Green Beret, warns Bolton and other "deep state" actors that treason has no statute of limitations. He mentions a "Deep State Target List" and questions Bolton's legal representation, which includes lawyers who have worked for the Biden family.

The Southern District of New York (SDNY) is identified as a primary command base for the Deep State, with ties to James Comey and Mike Pence. Todd Blanche is questioned regarding his past interview with Ghislaine Maxwell and his authority over FISA warrants. The host claims that Blanche has been using grand juries to sabotage indictments against figures like Comey.

Fuentes and Jones recount their personal experiences at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Fuentes clarifies that his speech at the "Peace Circle" was located 500 feet from the building and was intended to encourage a peaceful occupation of the lawn until an election investigation occurred. He denies entering the building or guiding others inside, noting that he wore a suit and tie rather than tactical gear, and was never charged with a crime.

Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, is expected to release "mind-blowing" documents regarding the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. The files allegedly show Barack Obama directly ordering the spying on the 2016 Trump campaign, with officials like Clapper, Brennan, and Comey documenting the orders to ensure future legal immunity. Mike Pence is also implicated as an operative who worked with the FBI to target Michael Flynn from the beginning of the administration.

Economist Jeffrey Sachs tells Tucker Carlson that no U.S. president has truly controlled the CIA since John F. Kennedy. The segment also features Mike Pence criticizing Donald Trump's decision to pardon January 6th protesters who assaulted police. Pence calls for universal condemnation of political violence following the recent shootings in Minnesota and assassination attempts on Trump.

Donald Trump released a video compilation featuring prominent Democrats, including Maxine Waters and Joe Biden, using rhetoric that encourages unrest or physical confrontation. The segment suggests the ad is too "milquetoast" and should be expanded to include more explicit threats from figures like Phil Mudd and Chuck Schumer.

Former Vice President Mike Pence continues to publicly attack Donald Trump, claiming Trump asked him to put himself over the Constitution on January 6th. Pence's remarks are dismissed as the bitter complaints of a "rhino" or "neocon" who has lost all support within the Republican Party. Critics argue that Pence's focus on the past is a disservice to the country given the current threats from the left.

The "biggest mistake" of Trump's first term is identified as surrounding himself with establishment figures like John Bolton, Mike Pence, and Anthony Fauci. Papadopoulos and Jones agree that a "purge" of the deep state is necessary, including firing all U.S. Attorneys on day one. They also discuss the "79 days of hell" between the election and inauguration, warning that globalists may try to "burn the country down" or provoke a war with Russia to prevent Trump from taking power.

Donald Trump issued a statement regarding abortion that emphasizes state-level decision-making, sparking criticism from both pro-life advocates and Democrats. Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized the move, while Trump supporters argue the stance is a pragmatic necessity for the 2024 presidential election. The strategy aims to neutralize abortion as a single-issue driver for Democratic voters.

Robert Barnes warns Donald Trump against selecting Tim Scott as his Vice President, calling him a "deep state" politician worse than Mike Pence. Barnes suggests Ben Carson, Tulsi Gabbard, or JD Vance as better alternatives who would provide "life insurance" against the deep state. The host expresses concern that Trump is reverting to his 2020 campaign style.

Tucker Carlson's recent trip to Russia included reports on the cleanliness and safety of Moscow's subway systems and the affordability of local grocery stores. These observations have led to accusations of Carlson being a "Putin apologist" from politicians like Mike Pence. However, the reports highlight a perceived decline in American urban life, characterized by crime, homelessness, and decaying infrastructure compared to Russian metropolitan areas.

Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne discusses Donald Trump's political resilience following the New Hampshire and Iowa primary results. Howard-Browne expresses concern that Trump is still surrounded by "Deep State" operatives, citing Mike Pence as a former internal leaker. He recommends Dr. Ben Carson as a potential Vice Presidential pick to mitigate potential race riots and provide loyal medical expertise during a second term.

A series of clips and commentary focus on long-standing rape allegations against Bill Clinton. The segment features footage of protesters wearing "Hillary for Prison" shirts and shouting "Bill Clinton is a rapist" at various political events. Jones also references his 2002 prediction regarding the U.S. invasion of Iraq as evidence of his platform's foresight.

Patrick Byrne defends the legal strategy used to challenge the 2020 election, noting that objecting to electoral ballots is a process provided for by law. He characterizes the current prosecutions as "lawfare" that crosses into sedition. Byrne advocates for a "truth and reconciliation" process to resolve the national crisis peacefully, though he acknowledges the establishment seems to prefer physical confrontation.