Topic: Obama Judge

U.S. District Court Judge Brian Murphy, an Obama appointee, issues an order blocking the deportation of illegal aliens convicted of murder and rape to South Sudan. The Trump administration, led by Secretary Kristi Noem and DHS officials, blasts the ruling as an interference in national security. The DOJ releases the names and criminal records of the individuals the judge is attempting to keep in the United States.

An Obama-appointed federal judge ruled that illegal immigrants have a constitutional right to carry firearms under the Second Amendment. Jones argues that while the judge likely intended to prioritize non-citizens over Americans, the ruling inadvertently reaffirms the sanctity of the Second Amendment for all people. He notes that the ATF has previously encouraged gun shops to sell to non-citizens without standard identification.

Judge Arthur Engoron's decision to revoke Donald Trump's permission to give his own closing arguments in his New York civil trial is criticized as a violation of due process. The trial is characterized as a "show trial" where the verdict was determined before the merits were heard. The discussion calls for a "Judgment at Nuremberg Part 2" to hold rogue judges accountable for ignoring their constitutional oaths.

Guest host Christy Lee is joined by her husband, John Scott, to discuss the systemic destruction of the nuclear family. Lee shares her personal experience as a single mother and the "mom guilt" associated with the role before finding a partner to fill the father figure position. They argue that the globalist agenda intentionally targets the family unit to collapse society, a topic they plan to explore further with Judge Joe Brown.

In a featured clip, Judge Joe Brown discusses the deep-state ties between the Bush and Obama families, alleging that Obama's stepfather, Lolo Soetoro, was a CIA asset who worked with Halliburton. Brown claims Obama is a beneficiary of a massive trust fund in Indonesia, making him one of the wealthiest men on earth. The segment characterizes the political elite as a "big club" that operates outside the reach of the American government.