Topic: Peter Tickton

The segment concludes with a discussion of potential Attorney General candidates, including Peter Tickton, Jeffrey Clark, and Ivan Reikland. Enrique Tarrio announces the launch of his book, "American Warlord," available at tariobook.com. The show ends with an advertisement for T3 Pure Atomic Iodine and Ultra Methylene Blue, available at the Alex Jones Store to support the "info war."

Attorney Peter Tickton discusses ongoing investigations into the 2020 election and claims of continued fraud in recent special elections. Allegations include thousands of duplicate votes in San Antonio and a discrepancy in Wisconsin where registered voters reportedly outnumber the adult population. The narrative links these issues to a national consortium funded by Mark Zuckerberg that allegedly integrated private databases with state systems.

Reporter Brianna Morello joins the broadcast to discuss DHS data showing that only 7.8% of suspected terrorists who entered the country have been captured. She highlights the vulnerability of the northern border with Canada and the lack of cooperation from sanctuary cities. Morello also previews an upcoming segment with Peter Tickton regarding the SAVE Act and election integrity.

Former NSA technical director William Binney is reportedly working with a team to expose a private surveillance and blackmail system controlled by figures like John Brennan and James Comey. Pete Santilli claims that Barack Obama had a terminal in the White House to access this "private NSA." Evidence of FISA abuse used to spy on Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump through a Ukrainian national is also discussed as a key component of this "grand conspiracy."

Attorney Peter Tickton, a long-time confidant of Donald Trump, joins the show to discuss corruption within the Department of Justice. Tickton, who uncovered the robo-signing scandal during the Great Recession, shares his perspective on the "weaponization" of the legal system. He and Jones discuss the need to "drain the swamp" and the specific role of the Deputy Attorney General in blocking conservative investigations.

Peter Tickton recounts his time at the New York Military Academy in 1963, where he served as a platoon sergeant under Donald Trump. Tickton describes Trump as a leader who used "soft power" and was respected by his fellow cadets, noting that Trump never lashed out or used physical force despite the rough environment of the academy. He argues that Trump's primary leadership trait was making people not want to disappoint him.

Donald Trump's long-serving lawyer, Peter Tickton, has publicly identified Todd Blanche as a major obstacle within the DOJ. Tickton claims Blanche is intentionally stalling J6 pardons and blocking the acquisition of evidence related to voting machines. Despite his role as Trump's defense attorney in the Stormy Daniels case, Blanche is criticized for maintaining his Democratic ties and acting against the president's interests.