Topic: Mumbai

While President Biden threatens Texas over the removal of razor wire, Governor Greg Abbott traveled to Mumbai, India, to open a "backdoor for globalization" through the Texas Economic Development Corporation. This mission aligns with the Indo-European trade corridor and involves coordination with the World Economic Forum, which maintains a significant presence in Detroit. These international trade interests are framed as a "much bigger fish to fry" than the localized border skirmishes currently dominating the news.

Michael Yon introduces the concept of "kayfabe"—staged political theater—to describe the actions of certain governors. He links Governor Abbott's recent trip to India to the development of the Indo-European trade corridor and the World Economic Forum's interests in Detroit and McAllen.

The hosts and Gary Heavin discuss the current crisis as a spiritual battle against forces that target the innocence of children. References are made to "adrenochrome" and the need for an "army of God" to overwhelm the small number of perverted criminals in power. Heavin shares his personal efforts in building orphanages in India and providing food to Haiti as examples of individual obedience to God.