Topic: Paul Gosar

Laura Loomer details how Facebook allegedly changed its terms of service to permit calls for violence against her and other "dangerous individuals." She reveals that she has been placed in the FBI NICS database as a "federally prohibited" person, preventing her from owning firearms. Loomer criticizes Governor Ron Desantis for failing to address big tech censorship in Florida.

Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer discussed the limitations of Donald Trump's influence on the current Speaker race. Stone expressed confusion over Trump's support for McCarthy, noting that McCarthy's record is similar to Mitch McConnell's. They reviewed the voting records of various representatives, praising Anna Paulina Luna while expressing disappointment in Thomas Massie and Cory Mills for supporting McCarthy.

Representative Matt Gaetz is praised for his strategy to sabotage Kevin McCarthy's bid for Speaker of the House. Critics of McCarthy, including Lauren Boebert and Paul Gosar, argue that he is an "empty suit" who will not effectively drain the swamp or investigate the Biden family. The standoff is framed as a necessary sacrifice of the Republican majority's efficiency to prevent the continuation of "Uniparty" establishment rule.

Guest host Maria Z prepares to take over the fourth hour, while Owen Shroyer notes an unusual interaction on the House floor between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Paul Gosar. Shroyer speculates that AOC might be considering a bold move to support Kevin McCarthy or coordinate with anti-establishment Republicans. Maria Z's upcoming segment will focus on the 2023 globalist agenda and potential solutions for the resistance movement.

Ali Alexander reads from his article in the American Spectator, detailing how "lawfare" and DOJ investigations have taken conservative operatives off the field. He notes that while Democrats like Mark Elias are aggressively working to disqualify Republicans, the GOP leadership has failed to secure elections or protect its activists. The article argues that Republicans botched redistricting in Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina, leading to a "stunted" majority.

Trans activist Dylan Mulvaney visits the White House to interview President Biden, which Shroyer labels a "total clown show." He also plays a clip of Biden calling Republicans "socialists" for requesting infrastructure funds. Shroyer argues that the infrastructure bill contained non-infrastructure spending on trans issues and vaccines, which is why Republicans originally opposed it.

Owen Schroer highlights a clip of Rachel Maddow, arguing she "accidentally told the truth" by admitting the people who breached the Capitol did not attend Donald Trump's speech. He praises figures like Kurt Schilling and Jack Del Rio for standing up against "Democrat activists" in the media. Schroer also notes that Republicans like Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene are pledging to investigate the January 6th committee itself if they retake Congress.

Representative Paul Gosar's statement that Russia is not the enemy of the United States is discussed as a rare moment of political honesty. The host frames Joe Biden as an "enemy agent" of the New World Order who is intentionally bankrupting the nation. A call for Biden's impeachment is issued based on the administration's handling of the baby formula shortage, open borders, and the escalation of tensions with nuclear-armed Russia.

A judge ruled that a lawsuit attempting to block Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for office was unconstitutional. Greene is defended against claims of insurrection, with the narrative shifting to focus on election fraud evidence presented in the film "2000 Mules." The legal challenges against Greene and other members of Congress are characterized as an assault on voting rights.

Alex Jones reports on the legal efforts to bar Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for re-election in Georgia, contrasting it with the dismissal of similar lawsuits against Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs. He defends Greene against accusations of being a traitor, instead pointing to Nancy Pelosi and the Biden family's alleged ties to China as the real examples of treason. Jones characterizes the hearing against Greene as a desperate attempt to subvert the will of the voters.

Owen Shroyer identifies a small group of congressional members, including Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who he believes have made a philosophical commitment to fight "evil" in government. He contrasts these individuals with other politicians who remain neutral or complicit in the face of societal collapse. The segment emphasizes the heavy personal and political cost paid by those who oppose the establishment.

The phone lines open for listener comments on the Rittenhouse victory and the censure of Congressman Paul Gosar. Gosar was censured by the House of Representatives for posting an anime meme depicting violence against AOC, which is contrasted with the left's own violent rhetoric. The discussion centers on the perceived double standard in the American justice and legislative systems.

A video report examines the House of Representatives' decision to censure Congressman Paul Gosar over an anime-style video. The report contrasts this with the sentencing of "QAnon Shaman" Jacob Chansley to 41 months in prison. The narrative frames these events as a "politics of fear" used by Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to silence political opposition.

Congressman Matt Gaetz and several other members of Congress have issued a formal demand to Attorney General Merrick Garland regarding federal assets on January 6th. The letter specifically asks if any individuals removed from the FBI's most wanted list were federal agents or informants. Dr. Darren Beatty highlights that this inquiry targets the lack of transparency surrounding the roles of specific agitators who have avoided prosecution despite clear video evidence of incitement.

Alex Jones plays a clip of Representative Matt Gaetz discussing his attempt to tour a prison holding January 6th defendants. Gaetz accuses the FBI of "animating criminal conduct" in the Michigan kidnapping case and suggests the same occurred on January 6th. He calls for the release of 14,000 hours of video footage and questions why Attorney General Merrick Garland is avoiding oversight.

The hosts praise Louie Gohmert and others for protesting at the DC jail. Alex Jones shares stories from his "work-cation" about people whose family members were allegedly "murdered" by ventilators in city-run hospitals, comparing the situation to the start of the Revolutionary War.

Matt Braynard announces a protest at the DC prison where January 6th defendants are being held in solitary confinement. He criticizes the "draconian" treatment of individuals charged with non-violent misdemeanors and compares it to how the left would react if their activists were similarly imprisoned. He also warns that components of the failed federal HR1 bill are being passed through state legislatures via the "backdoor."

Nick Fuentes details the cancellation of a planned fundraiser in Phoenix with Representative Paul Gosar following pressure from the ADL and SPLC. The organizations labeled the event as white nationalist and anti-Semitic, which Fuentes disputes by citing the diverse speakers at his America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC). The discussion frames these labels as tools used by the American regime to shut down nationalist political activism.

Former Republican Senate candidate Lauren Witzke discusses having her Wells Fargo bank account shut down without explanation following her public opposition to the Equality Act. Witzke argues that the act will criminalize Christian scripture and traditional beliefs. She announces legal action against the bank and notes that Congressman Paul Gosar has called for a federal investigation into the incident, which she labels as "financial blacklisting."

Beatty argues that the central question of January 6th is whether it was an "intelligence failure" or an "intelligence setup." He praises Representatives Paul Gosar and Matt Gaetz for entering the Revolver News report into the Congressional Record and demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray. Beatty calls for a new "Church Committee" to investigate the weaponization of the national security state.