Topic: Paul Manafort

Callers from Michigan and Rhode Island discuss the need for mass arrests of those they deem traitors within the government. One caller suggests that the Trump administration should treat deep state operatives like Paul Manafort, taking them directly off the street. Jones agrees that the DOJ must be cleaned out to facilitate these legal actions.

Roger Stone warns that the current Justice Department might attempt to use the Logan Act against Donald Trump if he engages in unauthorized foreign negotiations. Stone argues that the outgoing administration is attempting to "pour glue into the locks" by sabotaging the economy and escalating the war in Ukraine. He notes that while John Kerry conducted private foreign policy during the first Trump term, the same standards are not applied to the current president-elect.

Alex Jones refutes an actor's viral video claiming Trump's crowds are small and that he is a "Russian asset." Jones provides context for Paul Manafort's career and Elon Musk's Starlink policies, explaining that Musk coordinates with the Pentagon. He mocks the "low information" claims of the left, asserting that Trump's massive rallies are a matter of public record.

The discussion provides a defense of Paul Manafort's historical work for Republican presidents and clarifies Elon Musk's Starlink usage in Ukraine. Jones asserts that Musk turned off Starlink for certain military operations at the direction of the Pentagon to avoid escalation with Russia. He criticizes Joe Biden for failing to maintain direct communication with Vladimir Putin.

The Senate Intelligence Committee report is dismissed as a collection of unsubstantiated claims from left-wing outlets. Roger Stone praises Speaker Mike Johnson for rejecting a funding deal that linked aid for Ukraine and Israel to "processing" more illegal aliens at the border rather than stopping them. The current administration is accused of breaking the law constantly while claiming to protect democracy and the rule of law.

Hunter Biden's plea deal on misdemeanor tax and gun charges is contrasted with the felony prosecutions of Trump associates like Paul Manafort under the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA). Tucker Carlson argues that Hunter Biden clearly acted as an unregistered foreign agent for China and Ukraine. He claims the Justice Department uses FARA selectively to target political opponents while ignoring the Biden family's activities.

Shroyer speculates on the details of Trump's processing, noting that he was likely fingerprinted but not cuffed. He mentions the "torture" of Trump associates like Paul Manafort and the man sent to Rikers Island for tax evasion. A caller from Arizona, Rick, expresses doubt about the 2024 election, leading Shroyer to argue that an "awakening" must happen because the deep state infrastructure is too entrenched to simply vote away.

The Marco Polo dossier logs 459 violations of state and federal laws, including money laundering and human trafficking. Garrett Ziegler highlights an email from April 2014 involving Devin Archer that allegedly proves a violation of the Foreign Agent Registration Act. The research is available to the public via the BidenCrimes.info website.

The segment reviews the "Mueller gang's" treatment of Paul Manafort, alleging he was kept in solitary confinement to force false testimony against Trump. In a separate news item, Berkshire Police in England are investigating a man dressed as a woman for indecent exposure and masturbation in front of teenagers. The host argues that "transgender" identity is being used as a shield for predatory behavior.

Roger Stone details his plans for a massive class-action lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and her associates, potentially involving General Flynn and Paul Manafort. He appeals to listeners for financial support via the Stone Defense Fund, noting that his legal costs have been astronomical and his wife is undergoing expensive alternative cancer treatment.

Roger Stone alleges that CNN coordinated with the FBI and prosecutor Andrew Weissman during his arrest and the arrest of Paul Manafort. He claims CNN correspondent Sarah Murray possessed a sealed copy of his indictment before it was legally available. Stone argues this proves a "love lock" between the establishment media and the national security state.

Owen Shroyer mocks the mainstream media's reporting on hate crimes, claiming they label non-white individuals as "white supremacists" if they commit violent acts or support Donald Trump. He highlights the New York Times' admission that the Steele dossier was a "lie," arguing that the Obama administration knew it was fake but used it to spy on the Trump campaign. Shroyer calls for mass arrests of those involved in the "fabricated" investigation.