Topic: Nsa Spying

A narrative is shared regarding being personally targeted by the NSA and FBI starting in 2013 due to predicted support for Donald Trump. Documents allegedly confirm that 24 key Trump supporters were placed under surveillance long before the official campaign began. The speaker claims to have rejected multi-million dollar offers from the "Deep State" to switch sides and become a controlled pundit.

NSA documents provided by Sheriff Joe Arpaio in 2016 allegedly show that the federal government began illegal surveillance of Donald Trump and specific media figures in 2013. Claims are made that a national security investigation was opened out of the Boston office to target journalists and political opponents under the guise of Russian interference. These documents are being retrieved from archives to prove long-standing illegal spying operations by the deep state.

Top-secret NSA logs from 2016 allegedly confirm a "dragnet" operation intended to degrade domestic political targets. Barack Obama signed the Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act in December 2016 to provide funding for these ongoing operations. This legislative move is described as a way to legitimize illegal spying before the transition of power.

Dan Bongino reportedly identified over 20 people targeted for destruction by the deep state, including Alex Jones. The segment claims that whistleblowers provided secret documents to the president and Congress regarding these operations. The speaker emphasizes their personal involvement in these events, stating they have lived through the surveillance and harassment described in the news.

Undercover footage of Gavin Oblenus is used to highlight alleged CIA and FBI operations against Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson. The segment references Carlson's previous claims of NSA spying and the illegal leaking of his text messages to the Washington Post. Congressional hearings are now examining these warrantless wiretapping activities and the targeting of political figures.

Alex Jones reports that the U.S. government threatened Tucker Carlson to prevent him from interviewing Vladimir Putin in Russia. Jones claims he faced similar threats from federal agencies when attempting to travel to Russia as a journalist. He defends Carlson as a "loyal American" and criticizes the NSA for spying on domestic journalists while the Biden administration "dissolves" the border.

A caller details a Microsoft patent (WO2020060606) for a cryptocurrency system using body activity data. He links the "Chips and Science Act" to the construction of massive data farms in Iowa intended to store the molecular and biological data of the global population. This infrastructure is described as a tool for total biological surveillance and "outsourced NSA spying."

Alex Jones discusses a new filing from Special Counsel John Durham, which allegedly confirms that allies of Hillary Clinton spied on internet traffic at the Trump White House and Trump Tower. Jones reminds listeners that he reported on this surveillance in early 2017, despite being called "insane" by the mainstream press. He argues that the fading superpower of the US is being hollowed out by a corrupt bureaucracy and "shadowy mega-combines."