Topic: Quds Force

Robert Barnes details a story about an Iranian double agent, allegedly the head of the Quds division named Connie, who Trump believed would lead a pro-US regime change. This individual reportedly provided intelligence for the assassinations of Hamas leaders and the Ayatollah before being outed by Russian and Chinese intelligence. The agent's subsequent suicide ended Trump's hopes for an easy transition of power in Iran.

The U.S. military is reportedly transporting air defense systems to the Middle East in anticipation of a strike against Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has allegedly threatened European countries with retaliation if they proceed with a terrorist designation. Russia has signaled its readiness to evacuate staff from Iranian nuclear plants, suggesting a significant escalation in regional conflict is imminent.

Pastor Brandon Biggs, who gained notoriety for predicting the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump, warns of new orchestrated attacks planned for the inauguration. He claims to have seen visions of Iranian government agents, specifically from the Quds Force, being smuggled across the U.S. border to carry out acts of war. Biggs emphasizes that his warnings are intended to mobilize prayer to prevent these events from occurring.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is criticized for stating that US troops fight on behalf of the Biden administration rather than the American people. Comparisons are drawn between the current administration's weakness and Donald Trump's strategy of targeting military leaders like Soleimani to avoid wider conflicts. Warnings are issued that a full-scale World War III would lead to a total breakdown of the food chain and societal cannibalism within weeks.

The FBI and ADL are accused of unfairly labeling white Christians and Catholics as the primary domestic terror threats despite low crime statistics. Jones warns that the Quds Force and Hezbollah have military-age men positioned in the U.S. and Europe waiting for orders from Iran. He contrasts his own deplatforming with the fact that Iranian military groups remain active on Twitter.

The segment concludes with a warning about "unrestricted warfare" involving chemical warfare via fentanyl and the infiltration of military-age males across the southern border. The FBI and Justice Department are criticized for targeting political opponents rather than monitoring Iranian Quds Force operatives or Islamic terror cells. The ADL is again accused of hypocrisy for censoring conservatives while its own employees allegedly support anti-Israel activities.

Christy Hutchison reports intel that Iran's Revolutionary Guard and Quds Force are flying into Venezuela, where they receive Venezuelan passports to embed themselves in migrant caravans. Lieutenant Colonel Chambers warns that these forces are experts in homemade explosives and are allegedly training with cartels near the Texas and Arizona borders.