Topic: New California

ABC News reports an FBI warning that Iran aspires to attack California with drones launched from vessels off the West Coast. Meanwhile, the DOJ is moving forward with bribery cases against Smartmatic, and the FBI has seized election records in Atlanta and Arizona. Jones frames these developments as a "trap" for Trump, similar to how COVID was used to derail his first term.

Representative Josh Williams highlights that black children in Mississippi are outperforming those in New York and California in reading and math despite higher poverty rates. The success is attributed to a policy of not promoting students to the next grade until they are proficient in reading. Harrison Smith argues that holding all students to high standards, rather than "woke" social promotion, is the only way to achieve true educational success.

Matt Bracken compares the current state of New York City to East Germany before the Berlin Wall, predicting a "brain drain" of entrepreneurs and doctors. He criticizes California's policy of linking voter registration to driver's licenses for illegal aliens, calling it a sham democracy. Bracken argues that socialism cannot function in a city where the productive class is free to leave.

California has reportedly closed a $12 billion deficit by cutting $5 billion in healthcare access for illegal immigrants, a service the government previously denied existed. In New York City, the potential election of Zoran Mamdani is predicted to turn the city into a "Gotham City" of total collapse and violent crime. Critics point out the irony of spending billions on homelessness only to see the homeless population increase.

The host and Kyle Serafin discuss the irony of the left suddenly embracing "states rights" to protect sanctuary cities. They argue that this will lead to a further exodus of businesses and taxpayers from states like California and New York toward freer regions. The discussion also touches on the decline of states like Colorado and New Mexico due to radical environmental and gun control policies.

The California Highway Patrol and LAPD worked to clear hundreds of protesters from Los Angeles freeways following violent clashes. Alex Jones highlights a specific incident where a demonstrator fell in front of a vehicle and was falsely reported as dead by some media outlets to incite further rioting. He compares these tactics to the "Charlottesville" narrative, claiming the left is desperate for a "George Floyd" moment to justify an insurrection.

California has authorized a $10 billion spending package specifically for healthcare and cost overruns associated with illegal aliens. In separate news, reports surfaced regarding the arrest of a transgender illegal immigrant for the rape of a teenager in a New York City bathroom. These events are cited as evidence of the failure of leftist policies in major American hubs.

Google begins removing California news links in response to the proposed California Journalism Preservation Act, which would require tech platforms to pay a "link tax." The segment also discusses the firing of Ronna McDaniel from NBC News and allegations of extreme leftist bias at NPR. Shroyer argues that these developments show the collapse of traditional media and the rise of state-controlled propaganda.

NBC News reported a significant shift in illegal immigration patterns, with record numbers of migrants now entering through Arizona and California following Texas's border enforcement efforts. The report confirms predictions that migrants are being coached by NGOs to bypass secured areas. The San Diego sector alone saw over 8,600 apprehensions in the first week of February 2024.

The New California movement seeks to utilize Article 4, Section 3 of the Constitution to form a 51st state separate from the "tyrannical" blue coastal cities. Proponents argue that the rural and agricultural areas of the state are being deprived of water and energy resources by environmentalist policies. The movement aims to build new natural gas plants and dams to provide cheap, plentiful energy and water, serving as a model for other state-split movements in New York, Oregon, and Illinois.

The show plays a clip of Fox News host Greg Gutfeld discussing a "30-day suspension of constitutional rights" in New Mexico as a trial balloon for future tyranny. Gutfeld lists various issues—including the Second Amendment, COVID-19 mandates, and California parental rights bills—and jokingly asks "permission to go Alex Jones" before describing a coordinated plan to disarm and clamp down on the public.

Public universities in California, Michigan, and New York are reportedly implementing racial and religious segregation through the use of ID badges and QR codes. The narrative claims that white students are being barred from specific campus areas under the guise of "safe spaces." This is framed as a high-tech version of classical tyranny used to destabilize society.

John Wadsworth, host of the "New Patriot" channel, discusses the movement to form "New California" as a separate state from the current "tyrannical" administration. Following the West Virginia model, the movement has established a shadow government with senators in every county. Wadsworth argues that the COVID-19 lockdowns served as a catalyst for rural Californians to seek constitutional separation.

Alex Jones links the monkeypox outbreak to activities during Pride Month, arguing that the disease is primarily a "gay STD." He criticizes the declaration of states of emergency in New York, Illinois, and California, suggesting that the general public is being forced to suffer lockdowns due to the behavior of a specific demographic.

The "residency crisis" is discussed, where multiple states claim tax revenue from mobile workers like truck drivers. Bennett specifically criticizes the Wisconsin Attorney General for attempting to restrict out-of-state representation for residents facing IRS issues, which he argues violates the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

Ventura from California calls to encourage listeners to support InfoWars through product purchases and to start their own local podcasts. The discussion touches on the need for a "big tent" pro-human future that opposes the "death cult" agendas of the UN and WEF. The host emphasizes that while the "wake up" process is slow, it accelerates once it begins.

A federal court order requiring the first gender-affirming surgery for a transgender prisoner is discussed as a dangerous legal precedent. Alex Jones criticizes the use of taxpayer funds for these procedures, linking them to a broader agenda of fashionable sterilization. He argues that while some may not care about the rights of prisoners, these policies will eventually be expanded to target the general population and children.

The hosts discuss the legal distinction between tax evasion (illegal) and tax avoidance (legal use of loopholes). Bennett highlights the specific challenges of high-tax states like California and New York, offering services to help residents of those states minimize their liability.

Fox News is criticized for being a year behind InfoWars in reporting the reality of the illegal immigration pipeline at the southern border. While Texas allows some media access, California is described as having a total lockdown on filming the immigration crisis. Undercover footage continues to document the scale of the border issues that the Biden administration allegedly ignores.

A censored clip of Senator Rand Paul on Fox News discusses a California bill that would allow children 12 and older to be vaccinated without parental consent. Paul reiterates that forcing vaccines on adolescent males is medical malpractice due to the high risk of myocarditis. He argues that left-wing academics are ignoring the science in favor of following Dr. Fauci's directives, leading to massive future liability.