Topic: Military Police

The show opens phone lines specifically for military personnel, Border Patrol agents, and tourists currently in Mexico to provide eyewitness accounts of ongoing terror attacks. The host references a previous incident involving a helicopter crash in DC where listener intel from air traffic controllers proved more accurate than official reports. Callers are asked to share the "next level" intel regarding the cartel war.

Gary Melton points out that Candace Owens has begun to walk back claims about Congressman Mark Amadei while still clinging to the Mitch Snow narrative. He analyzes a military police report from Fort Huachuca that contradicts Snow’s timeline of events by several hours. The host describes the refusal of Owens' followers to acknowledge these facts as a "cult mentality" similar to Jim Jones.

Gary Melton analyzes a document allegedly from Fort Huachuca military police that actually debunks Mitch Snow's timeline. The records show a three-hour discrepancy between when Snow claimed the event occurred and when he was actually apprehended for suspicious behavior. Melton also refutes Snow's claims of being an 18 Delta Special Forces medic and surviving a catastrophic 80-foot fall.

Jeff, a veteran and police officer, characterizes the recent statements by Democratic senators as a "psych op" intended to plant seeds of doubt within the military. He argues that while the orders are currently vague, they are preparing the ground for future provocations. Jeff also suggests that the Democrats may be waiting for Trump to lose popularity naturally rather than triggering a violent conflict immediately.

Alex Jones clarifies his historical stance against the police state, explaining that his early warnings were often based on information provided by concerned military and FBI members. Mike Adams adds that the National Guard is unprepared for the "urban drone warfare" seen in Ukraine. They discuss the "Podesta Plan" to provoke Trump into a police state response that can be used to label him a dictator.

The discussion posits that women should not serve in military combat positions or compete in men's sports due to biological differences in strength and leadership. Gaines argues that "women can't lead anything" effectively in a masculine context and that the push for gender neutrality is a form of "mental illness." They cite the diplomatic catastrophe of women being taken as prisoners of war as a reason for exclusion from the front lines.

Department of the Army manual FM 3-39.40, titled Internment and Resettlement Operations, outlines procedures for managing detention facilities and processing detainees. While the document uses military jargon associated with foreign war zones, critics argue its framework is adaptable for domestic application within the United States. Concerns focus on chapters detailing civil support operations and the rehabilitation of displaced civilians during periods of civil unrest.

Predictions are made that the deep state will resort to assassination or staged false flags to prevent a Trump victory. January 6th is described as a setup intended to trap Trump supporters, though it is argued that a real revolution would involve the military refusing orders. The segment calls for a massive show of public dissent to prove the globalists are not in control.

Rome's expansion eventually reached a limit where the cost of maintaining borders exceeded the tax revenue from new territories. The U.S. is described as being in a similar state of "over-expansion" through its role as the world's police. Unlike Rome, which conquered land for resources, modern U.S. military spending is seen as primarily benefiting a "military-industrial complex" rather than the American public.

The discussion shifts to the systematic defunding of police departments in major U.S. cities, which is attributed to the influence of George Soros-controlled mayors and District Attorneys. Claims are made that law enforcement is being paralyzed by prosecution for minor mistakes while violent criminals are released with dozens of convictions. Furthermore, the narrative suggests a purge of the military and police through mandatory injections and critical race theory to install globalist-aligned leadership.

A viral video shows military personnel "bum-rushing" Airman Lance Castle in his cell due to his refusal of the COVID-19 injection. The host uses the footage to illustrate the dangers of compliance and the power of state propaganda. The segment references VAERS reports and CDC data to argue that those who refused the vaccine were ultimately vindicated.

Listeners from Oklahoma, North Carolina, and Hawaii call in to express support for Texas. One caller suggests releasing alligators into the Rio Grande to deter crossings, while another expresses concern that illegal aliens will be recruited as a new domestic military police force. A caller from Hawaii discusses Mark Zuckerberg's massive bunker construction on Kauai and the lack of transparency regarding local geological permits.

A veteran reports that the U.S. military is facing a severe recruitment crisis and a 60% loss in the Special Forces community due to vaccine mandates and political purges. Concurrently, states like Illinois and California are reportedly hiring illegal aliens to serve as police officers. This shift is interpreted as a strategy to create a security force with no cultural ties to the American citizenry.

The presence of 30 million military-age male migrants in the U.S. is identified as a major security threat, potentially acting as a coordinated sleeper cell. The failed police response in Uvalde is used as an example of how "political correctness" has made law enforcement docile and ineffective. The host warns that citizens must be prepared for anarchy as the system intentionally deteriorates.

The hosts discuss the potential for a new military draft as the U.S. commits troops to foreign conflicts while the domestic military is "in shambles." They highlight a policy in Chicago allowing illegal aliens to join the police force as a pathway to citizenship, which they describe as the creation of a private army. Michael Yon warns that the government may eventually force citizens to quarter migrants in their private homes.

The Department of Homeland Security has officially designated conservatives, Christians, and patriots as the primary domestic terror threat. This segment reviews the history of the "police state" buildup, including the purchase of 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition by DHS and military drills in American cities. The narrative suggests that the government is preparing for a confrontation with its own citizens who refuse to comply with globalist mandates.

The United Nations has called on France to address "deep issues of racism" within its law enforcement following the shooting of a teenager in Nanterre. Jones notes that 70% of the French public reportedly favors using the army to restore order. The segment describes the unrest as a "21st-century Islamic crusade" that has escalated since the 2015 terror attacks.

A caller from Los Angeles asks about the location of "FEMA camps" in the United States. Jones references his "Police State" documentaries and shows CDC maps of quarantine stations. He claims that military bases and sports stadiums have been designated as relocation centers and that the military has trained to use school buses for mass transport during emergencies.

Jones critiques a new Australian military recruitment advertisement that depicts soldiers training to suppress domestic civilians with police dogs and batons. He warns that this "normalization of tyranny" is a global trend, with China also proposing new lockdowns for the flu. Jones cautions military personnel against participating in a war against their own patriotic citizens.

A veteran and Coast Guard member discusses the militarization of local police forces in California under Governor Gavin Newsom, questioning who these weapons will be used against. The conversation also returns to the technical difficulties of meeting California's strict supplement standards, with the host explaining that "Vitamin Mineral Fusion" will soon be available under standard US guidelines. The segment highlights the tension between state-level mandates and constitutional rights.