Topic: National Test

Tim Enlow shares reports from National Guard sources regarding "recycled children" who are processed and released only to return to the border weeks later. These unaccompanied minors are allegedly being used by cartels as drug mules, receiving what Enlow calls a "free armed escort" from the U.S. government. The segment criticizes the Biden administration for ending DNA testing that previously verified familial relationships at the border.

A caller emphasizes the importance of local sheriffs as the final line of defense for the Constitution against federal overreach. The host discusses the upcoming FEMA national emergency alert test, characterizing it as a rehearsal for a total media takeover. Listeners are encouraged to build local community networks and engage with their sheriffs to prepare for potential breakdowns in national infrastructure.

In observance of National Missing Children's Day on May 25th, the show highlights the crisis of 80,000 children missing due to open-border policies. The Biden administration is criticized for ending DNA testing at the border, which allegedly facilitates child trafficking by "coyotes." Ukraine is also identified as a major global hub for child exploitation and trafficking.

UN Undersecretary General Melissa Fleming admits to partnering with Google to ensure UN resources appear at the top of search results for "climate change" to counter "distorted information." She asserts that the UN "owns the science" and must be proactive in controlling digital platforms. Additionally, the FDA Modernization Act 2.0, signed by President Biden, is highlighted for making animal testing for new drugs no longer mandatory, which is framed as a dangerous move toward testing directly on the public.

Root questions the $1.3 billion purchase of COVID test kits by the Biden administration, alleging that the government significantly overpaid compared to market rates. He also discusses the potential end of Roe v. Wade and its impact on state rights. Finally, he highlights a letter suggesting the use of the National Guard and military police to monitor PTA and school board meetings, calling it a "military communist attempt."

A clip of President Bill Clinton's 1995 press conference is played, in which he offers a sincere apology to citizens subjected to government-sponsored radiation experiments. Clinton admits that informed consent was withheld and that the tests were kept secret to avoid embarrassment rather than for national security reasons. Alex Jones uses this as evidence that the scientific establishment has a history of "murdering kids" and lying to the American people.

Dr. McDonald uses a case study of a severely abused teenager to illustrate why people remain dependent on a "monster" or a corrupt government. He explains that the fear of being "orphaned" or abandoned by a parental figure—even an abusive one—keeps people from leaving the "cage." He calls for a national program of recovery from trauma to break this cycle of identification with the abuser.

Alex Jones issues a "Red Alert" regarding Victoria, Australia, where Premier Daniel Andrews announced that authorities would go door-to-door to perform mandatory COVID tests. Jones warns that Australia is a testing ground for martial law tactics that will eventually be deployed in the U.S. and UK. He references UN official Dr. Mike Ryan's comments about removing sick individuals from their homes as the ultimate goal of these "zero COVID" policies.

Government documents and international health minister statements reportedly reveal a United Nations-directed plan for global health response teams to enter private residences for forced PCR testing. The initiative allegedly targets public housing in the United States, mirroring protocols already implemented in Australia and Canada. This operation is described as a component of "Operation Lockstep," aimed at establishing worldwide lockdowns and medical passports.

Reports indicate that Michael Ryan of the United Nations Global Rapid Reaction Force discussed the removal of sick individuals from family units for isolation. The Biden administration is accused of deploying Delta variant response teams to conduct door-to-door harassment and forced testing of the unvaccinated using allegedly fraudulent PCR machines.

The United Nations is accused of using high-cycle PCR tests to generate false positives and justify the removal of individuals from their homes. This process involves contact tracing squads and has allegedly led to arrests and police violence in Texas and New York. The segment frames these medical interventions as a tool for global governance and a precursor to more extreme measures involving human-animal hybrids.

A segment focuses on Joe Biden’s perceived cognitive decline, featuring a compilation of verbal gaffes and instances where he appeared confused. Biden is shown struggling to remember the names of cabinet members and questioning his own location. The report highlights his refusal to take a cognitive test and his reliance on notes and aides during public appearances.

Reports indicate that approximately 10% of illegal immigrants at the southern border are testing positive for COVID-19 before being released into the country. This lack of enforcement is compared to the strict mandates and surveillance imposed on American citizens, who are treated as biological threats in restaurants and schools. The administration is accused of ignoring national security risks at the border while over-regulating domestic life.

Jeremy, a home health nurse in Mississippi, claims he has yet to see a patient truly sick with COVID-19 despite widespread testing. He recounts the loss of his wife, who died at home because they feared hospital protocols would lead to a "fake PCR test" and forced intubation. He also notes the National Guard's involvement in setting up mass vaccination sites.

The $1.9 trillion COVID relief package is characterized as a tool to create government dependency rather than supporting self-sufficiency. Reports that the Biden administration charges reporters $170 for COVID tests are used to argue that smaller media outlets are being squeezed out. The segment cites a New York Times article claiming 15 million people have starved due to lockdowns, asserting that the World Economic Forum is intentionally pushing millions into extreme poverty.

Jones discusses the continued presence of 30,000 National Guard troops in Washington D.C., claiming they are being subjected to political litmus tests. He warns that the "Deep State" is entering a "house of the false flag" phase to justify further crackdowns. He predicts that new COVID-19 strains will be used to re-impose lockdowns by the summer after a brief period of loosened restrictions.