Topic: New York Post

Alex Jones revisits the claim that Donald Trump is being blackmailed over Melania Trump's past modeling photos, including a "softcore lesbian spread" published years ago in the New York Post. Jones argues that Trump's advisors are using this to protect the Clintons and other globalists from the Epstein investigation. He calls on Trump to stop being a "hypocrite" and meet the blackmail head-on to save his administration.

The *New York Post* is accused of publishing propaganda claiming Epstein worked for Russia to distract from his alleged ties to Israeli espionage. The discussion links Epstein's funding of "gender-bending" scientists at Harvard to the modern transgender movement, which is described as a "loophole for pedophiles" to access children. The host argues that these "transgender studies" were a key part of Epstein's research into social engineering.

Pete Hegseth faces criticism from mainstream media outlets like the Washington Post regarding the legality of military orders to strike drug boats. Hegseth defends these actions as necessary to defeat narco-terrorists and protect the American people from poisoning by cartels. The narrative suggests that the Pentagon is bypassing traditional media by bringing in independent reporters to provide a more accurate account of military affairs.

Mondami, the newly elected leader in New York, is featured on a New York Post cover for promising a "free everything" world, which critics label a communist deception. The strategy is described as bankrupting the country to force a reorganization into labor camps. Meanwhile, the popularity of figures like Nick Fuentes is analyzed as a sign of a fractured Republican Party and a shift toward long-term cultural warfare.

Kyle Serafin reads a *New York Post* headline confirming that the Minneapolis gunman was identified as Robert (Robin) Westman. The report mentions a manifesto showing a psychotic obsession with mass shooters and a layout of the church with a knife pointed at the altar. Serafin characterizes the attack as a clear hate crime against Christians.

The NCRI report, led by former ADL research fellow Joel Finkelstein, is identified as a tool for creating a national security pretext to censor high-profile commentators. By labeling discussions of "false flags" as foreign propaganda, the report provides a framework for social media platforms to suppress specific narratives. Media outlets like the New York Post have amplified these findings, characterizing anti-war sentiment within the MAGA movement as the work of "imposters" and bot farms.

General Keith Kellogg is criticized for his stance on Ukraine, which some view as a continuation of neocon policies. The New York Post and European leaders like Macron have attacked the administration's approach to Putin, labeling it "Putinism." Meanwhile, footage from Ukrainian television shows soldiers removing American flags in protest of the cessation of U.S. financial aid.

New reports suggest Pennsylvania law enforcement may have additional suspects, including an individual named Maxwell Yerrick, who has a history of assaulting Trump supporters. The Secret Service recently admitted to rejecting requests for increased security for Trump, contradicting their previous denials. Roger Stone concludes by discussing the tactical nature of Kamala Harris and the potential for a Harris-Clinton alliance.

Alex Jones presents evidence of "deleted tweets" from Greta Thunberg, where she reportedly claimed in 2018 that climate change would "wipe out all of humanity" by 2023. He also cites AP reports from the 1980s predicting that entire nations would be underwater by the year 2000. Jones argues that these "failed climate predictions" prove the movement is a "fraud" intended to give the UN and globalists the power to "siege" and "enslave" the population through energy control.

Jones provides an update on his own legal situation, claiming a federal judge blocked an attempt by the "other side" to seize and shut down InfoWars this morning. He asserts that the New York Times and CNN are openly calling for his silencing rather than seeking financial settlement. Jones frames his survival as a "miracle" and a sign that God is in control.

Recent FBI raids and local news reports have uncovered several high-profile cases of child exploitation and trafficking involving adopted children. One case involves a dog show judge accused of planning to assault an unborn baby, while another involves a couple in New York charged with molesting and pimping out their adopted sons. The discussion links these crimes to a broader cultural breakdown and the infiltration of predatory elements into social services.

Preacher Ahmed Mas Jibril is urging followers in the West to declare jihad against the United States, according to reports from the New York Post. Jibril criticized Arab leaders as "dogs" for the U.S. and Israel while encouraging parents to raise their children to be "Mujahid." The rhetoric frames the U.S. as the primary enemy of Muslims due to its support for Israel.

Jones claims that the federal government is hiring "psychotics" and "Satanists" who harbor hatred for America. He references a New York Post report on a pedophile satanic cult and accuses George Soros of enjoying his role in the Holocaust. The segment concludes that globalists are fomenting a race war to destroy the country from within.

Retailer Target faces criticism for LGBTQ-themed merchandise that is characterized as promoting satanism and targeting children. Reports from the New York Post and other outlets suggest that U.S. intelligence may have known about Yevgeny Prigozhin's planned mutiny as early as mid-June. Prigozhin is dismissed as a former catering executive and sycophant who overestimated his influence over the Russian military and public.

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine joins the discussion to analyze the legal implications of the released surveillance footage. Devine questions why this video was not provided as exculpatory evidence during Jacob Chansley's trial, given his polite interactions with police. She describes Chansley as a "performance artist" who posed no threat, yet received a harsh prison sentence. Devine notes that many defendants have been jailed for months without trial for simply walking through open doors.

Alex Jones briefly addresses the legal situation of Andrew Tate, citing a New York Post report that accusers claim they are not victims. He then transitions into an advertisement for "Vitamin Mineral Fusion" and "DNA Force Plus," noting that the 50% discount will end soon as stock levels are depleted.

Reports from the New York Post and independent researchers suggest Hunter Biden helped secure funding for biological laboratories in Ukraine. The segment claims these findings were documented in corporate press releases long before being acknowledged by mainstream outlets. Additionally, the discussion touches on disturbing content allegedly found on Hunter Biden's laptop, involving the exploitation of minors and family members.

The New York Times and other mainstream outlets are criticized for their delayed acknowledgment of the Hunter Biden laptop's authenticity after previously labeling it Russian disinformation. Intelligence experts and media pundits are shown in clips dismissing the story during the 2020 election cycle. The laptop is alleged to contain evidence of criminal activity and foreign influence peddling that was suppressed by Big Tech and the FBI.

Alex Jones reacts to a major New York Times article targeting him and Donald Trump, as well as a four-page Washington Post spread on Roger Stone. He compares the media's focus to the aftermath of the JFK assassination, arguing that the establishment is "foaming at the mouth" to arrest populist leaders. Jones claims the media is using "yellow journalism" to criminalize political dissent ahead of the midterms.

Roger Stone expresses concern over press reports suggesting that Russian-controlled regions are forcing Jewish citizens to register. The conversation then pivots to the "Russia, Russia, Russia" hoax, with Stone alleging that Hillary Clinton and John Podesta were the ones actually involved in sweetheart deals with Russian oligarchs. They argue that Trump was historically tougher on Russia than his predecessors.