Topic: Naomi Biden

Dr. Naomi Wolf joins the program to discuss Donald Trump's recent comments about Liz Cheney. While acknowledging the media's tendency to take Trump out of context, Wolf argues that using "bloodthirsty" imagery is a strategic mistake that alienates undecided voters. She compares Trump's rhetoric to Joe Biden's "garbage" comment, warning that both sides are creating the preconditions for political violence.

Dr. Naomi Wolf joins the program to discuss the sudden deletion of her X account, which occurred 30 minutes after her previous appearance on InfoWars. She believes the suspension is retaliation for her accurate predictions regarding a "coup" against Joe Biden and her reporting on the Pfizer Papers. Wolf describes a "Kafkaesque" situation where her identity has been erased from the platform while fake accounts using her name have proliferated.

Dr. Naomi Wolf, a former Democratic consultant, explains her transition to a "walk away" status, labeling the current administration a fascist regime. She analyzes the recent removal of Joe Biden as an unlawful coup orchestrated by Nancy Pelosi and other party leaders. Wolf highlights the lack of "proof of life" for Biden during his eight-day disappearance following his COVID-19 diagnosis.

The investigation into the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump is discussed, with Dr. Naomi Wolf suggesting a potential paper trail involving the Biden family. She points to the diversion of Secret Service resources to events for Jill Biden and Kamala Harris on the same day. The failure is characterized as quasi-intentional, leading to a scramble within the administration to cover up criminal negligence.

The Secret Service fired shots during a break-in of Naomi Biden's vehicle, highlighting a perceived double standard in self-defense rights. While government officials use armed guards, average citizens in cities like New York face prosecution for defending themselves on subways. Meanwhile, the FBI is accused of targeting Christians as threats while the southern border remains open to potential foreign assassins.

Garrett Ziegler suggests that congressional investigators should subpoena Hunter Biden's associates and family members, such as Naomi Biden, rather than the Bidens themselves. Evidence suggests Joe Biden used a private "burner" iPhone paid for by Hunter's firm, Rosemont Seneca, during his vice presidency. Ziegler calls for the subpoena of AT&T records to track the timing of calls between Joe and Hunter Biden.

Merrick Garland's appointment of Special Counsel Jack Smith is criticized due to Smith's wife's involvement in a documentary about Michelle Obama. Jones also mentions the FBI paying $42 million to confidential sources used to "set up" Trump supporters and the Whitmer kidnapping hoax. The segment briefly touches on Naomi Biden's White House wedding and Mitch McConnell's alleged use of FTX funds.