Topic: Night Vision

Dr. Robert Malone claims that FBI agents confirmed to him that UAP activity is increasing and that the phenomena are real. Malone further reports that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received a classified briefing confirming the 1947 Roswell incident involved exotic technology. According to these reports, several modern technologies, including night vision, originated from the reverse engineering of recovered non-human material.

A caller from Missouri reports seeing drones circling his area for hours, followed by a high-altitude plane spraying unknown substances. He claims his neighbor captured night vision footage of the spraying. Geiser connects this to reports of a "new pandemic" being planned for early 2025. The segment reinforces the idea that drones are being used for more than just surveillance, potentially involving environmental or biological agents.

Intelligence sources claim that surface-to-air missile systems have been smuggled across the open U.S. border. Mike Adams urges Trump's security team to increase protection at airports, fearing an attempt to take out the candidate's plane during takeoff or landing. Additionally, storage lockers across the country are reportedly being filled with night vision, suppressors, and full-auto triggers smuggled from China.

Ann VanderSteel alleges that U.S. military equipment, including night vision goggles and Kevlar vests, is being funneled to cartels and overseas via routes in Arizona and Mexico. She compares this to the "Fast and Furious" scandal and the gun-running operations in Benghazi involving Hillary Clinton. Additionally, she claims the Department of Defense was behind the manufacturing of COVID-19 "bioweapons" labeled as Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

A caller from Massachusetts reports that National Guard members are conducting unusual nighttime training exercises involving the loading of live ordnance under total darkness using night vision equipment. These drills in New York coincide with a public service announcement released by New York City officials regarding nuclear explosion preparedness. The caller suggests these activities, which differ from standard training protocols, indicate the military is preparing for a significant domestic or international emergency.

Investigative reporter Drew Hernandez joins the studio to discuss his recent observations at the Arizona and California borders. They review night vision footage of cartels dropping young children over a 20-foot border wall in New Mexico. Hernandez estimates that cartels make roughly $10,000 per person for these crossings and notes that migrants now run toward law enforcement rather than away from them.