Topic: Rinos

The conversation highlights the failure of the Trump movement to build a lasting institutional "bench" of younger leaders. Figures like Madison Cawthorn and Matt Gaetz are cited as examples of "America First" politicians who were marginalized by the GOP establishment. Trump's reliance on the "old guard" for personnel is seen as a primary reason for the movement's current backsliding into traditional neoconservative policies.

A caller asks Mike Lindell about his plans for the Minnesota state flag, which Lindell pledges to change back to the original design. He addresses the issue of "RINO" Republicans who block populist policies, promising to use his platform for total transparency. Lindell intends to call out specific politicians who obstruct common-sense legislation that benefits the people of Minnesota.

General Flynn criticizes Mike Pence, calling him a "fool" for considering a 2028 presidential run after his behavior in the previous administration. Flynn states that if Pence runs, he will also run to ensure Pence does not lead the country. The segment concludes with a brief discussion on the need for Trump to increase pressure on Maduro in Venezuela.

Peter Tickton warns that if the 2026 elections are not secured from machine manipulation, Donald Trump will face immediate impeachment by a Democrat-controlled Congress. He argues that the "Deep State" plan involves removing Trump from office and then pursuing criminal sentencing in New York. Tickton emphasizes the urgency of fixing the election system before the upcoming primary cycle.

Laura Logan warns that "hardcore operatives" within the federal bureaucracy are actively subverting Donald Trump's executive orders. She claims that the "Deep State" has doubled down and is working with "RINO" establishment figures to block the president's agenda. Logan expresses concern that the Republican-led House has failed to hold anyone accountable for "treason" and "sedition."

Alex Jones and Maxime Bernier analyze Pierre Poilievre, with Bernier labeling him a "Conservative in Name Only" (RINO). Bernier claims Poilievre uses empty slogans while supporting the Paris Accord and failing to address cultural issues. They discuss the lack of right-wing mainstream media in Canada and how it allows for the manipulation of the population by socialist-leaning outlets.

Guest host Chase Geyser discusses the internal conflict within the Republican Party, distinguishing between "RATS" (Republicans Against Trump) and the MAGA populist movement. He criticizes Senators Lindsey Graham and Adam Kinzinger as neocon warmongers who sabotage Trump's nominations. Geyser argues that the Republican Party is undergoing a renaissance where the establishment class is finally being confronted by the American people.

Representative Dan Crenshaw denied that U.S. intelligence agencies are involved in domestic media manipulation or surveillance during a recent press conference. Critics cite historical precedents like Operation Mockingbird and the 1976 Frank Church Committee as evidence of long-standing intelligence interference in domestic affairs. Crenshaw's dismissal of these concerns has led to accusations of him being a "RINO" and a liar within the Republican party.

Hernandez critiques the proposed border bill, characterizing it as an attempt to "legitimize and legalize" human trafficking by setting high daily caps on illegal entries. He argues the bill was a psychological operation designed to blame Republicans for the crisis after they rejected it. The segment concludes with a call for a total shutdown of the border and a mass deportation operation to restore American sovereignty.

Tom Renz details a political conflict in Missouri between the Freedom Caucus and "RINO" leadership. He identifies the Arnold family, billionaires from Houston, as major funders of anti-MAGA efforts through anonymous LLCs. Renz proposes a four-part litmus test for 2024 candidates: closing the border, election reform, stopping mRNA in food, and supporting "America First" legislation rather than just holding hearings.

Gerald Celente attacks "RINOs" like Lindsey Graham, John Cornyn, and Nikki Haley for calling for immediate strikes on Iran following the drone attack in Jordan. He describes Chris Christie as a "sloppy pig" and criticizes his frequent trips to Ukraine. Celente argues that these politicians are "media whores" serving their corporate pimps and pushing the world toward a catastrophic military confrontation.

Representative Dan Goldman is criticized for comments suggesting Donald Trump must be "eliminated," which the host interprets as a call for assassination. The segment also targets Arnold Schwarzenegger, labeling him a "walking corpse" and a "fraud" for his past support of COVID-19 lockdowns. The host predicts Schwarzenegger may run for the U.S. Senate despite his declining health and public standing.

A caller brings up allegations from Dr. Jane Ruby that Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene owns stock in companies producing mRNA vaccines and Remdesivir. Alex Jones defends Greene, suggesting that most large stock portfolios are managed through funds like Vanguard or BlackRock and that her public actions against Big Pharma contradict any supposed "sellout" status. He promises to look further into the claims.

The ouster of Kevin McCarthy is analyzed as a potential piece of "political theater" designed to make the Republican Party appear to be cleaning house. Critics suggest this move to the right is intended to regain public trust while maintaining high war budgets and globalist interests. The segment warns that even with a new Speaker, the underlying "Uniparty" structure may remain unchanged.

Roger Stone praises Donald Trump’s recent aggressive stance against "COVID tyrants," noting that Trump is now fully aware of the "fifth column" of RINOs within his own party. Stone predicts that Joe Biden will not finish the 2024 race, potentially being replaced by Michelle Obama with Gavin Newsom as vice president. He emphasizes that Trump is the only figure capable of stopping the New World Order.

A caller from South Carolina alerts Jones to Senator Tim Scott's victory speech, in which he reportedly used the phrase "great resetting." Jones interprets this as a signal to globalist interests that Scott is aligned with the World Economic Forum's agenda. He labels Scott a "RINO" (Republican In Name Only) and promises to have his researchers investigate the footage.

Alex Jones criticizes Republican "RINO" establishment leadership for failing to address inflation, human smuggling, and election fraud. He argues that the global elite are using a "Great Reset" model to bankrupt America and implement a high-tech technocracy featuring global social credit scores and carbon taxes. Jones warns that the current political climate resembles the era of the American Civil War, fueled by cultural issues like Drag Queen Story Hour.

Roger Stone joins the program to analyze the August 2022 primary results, highlighting a "red tsunami" in Arizona where Trump-endorsed candidates like Carrie Lake and Mark Fincham secured victories. Stone argues that record Republican turnout disproves media narratives that Donald Trump is losing influence at the grassroots level. He also addresses the legal attacks against himself and Alex Jones, characterizing them as efforts by the "deep state" to disqualify Trump and his allies before the 2024 election.

Roger Stone discusses the financial burden of defending against multiple civil lawsuits and promotes his legal defense fund. He predicts a major political realignment in the 2022 midterms due to inflation and border issues but warns that "RINOs" might co-opt a potential Republican wave. Concerns remain regarding election integrity in swing states like Arizona, Nevada, and Pennsylvania where mail-in ballot laws are still being contested.

Roger Stone analyzes recent Republican primary results, noting the success of Trump-endorsed candidates like J.D. Vance. He argues that the "MAGA" movement remains the dominant force in the GOP and that "RINOs" are on the defensive. Stone suggests that Democrats are relying on the January 6th narrative to distract from inflation and high gasoline prices heading into the 2022 midterms.