Topic: Protonmail

Steven Crowder joins the program to explain the due diligence process used to authenticate the Nashville shooter's manifesto. The investigative unit utilized anonymous tips, undercover meetings in Nashville, and verification of phone numbers belonging to Nashville PD sources to confirm the documents were genuine.

The Mug Club investigative team used a secure ProtonMail tip to begin their investigation into the Nashville manifesto. They verified the information through multiple phone calls and a face-to-face meeting in Nashville with a source who had access to the scene of the crime.

The Mug Club team investigated illegal alien centers in New York where residents were reportedly violating curfews. Whistleblowers are encouraged to send tips to the investigative team via ProtonMail as they prepare more reports on government transparency and border issues.

A caller reports that ProtonMail, a service previously favored by privacy advocates, is now being promoted on the World Economic Forum website. Using the Wayback Machine, the caller found the connection appeared in October 2022. The host promises to have his research team investigate whether the service has been compromised by globalist interests or if it is a "reverse psyop."

Hutchison and Chambers issue a call to action for retired military and law enforcement officers to contact them via a secure ProtonMail address. They claim Border Patrol agents have been instructed to tell migrants to withdraw their asylum claims and enter through ports of entry to facilitate a larger "invasion" narrative.

Stu Peters shares a story from a pharmacist whistleblower who decided to stay in her position to document the "collateral damage" of the vaccination program. He reports that many pharmacists are beginning to leave their jobs as they realize the potential harm being caused.

Dr. Jane Ruby reports that many large vaccination centers are now empty as the public becomes more skeptical. She mentions receiving reports via ProtonMail about employees being intimidated into taking the vaccine to keep their jobs. Ruby also critiques Dr. Anthony Fauci, labeling him a "dangerous individual" with ties to the Wuhan lab and financial interests in vaccine production.

O'Keefe details a legal victory against the New York Times, where a judge ruled that the paper interjected opinion into news articles regarding Project Veritas. This ruling allows O'Keefe to enter the discovery phase and depose New York Times reporters under oath. He encourages whistleblowers to send tips to Project Veritas via encrypted ProtonMail.

Alex Jones provides contact information for whistleblowers to send tips via ProtonMail and mentions his team's presence in McAllen, Texas. He emphasizes that he is not in competition with Tucker Carlson or James O'Keefe, but rather working with them to ensure national survival.