Topic: Rob Dewey

Rob Dewey joins the broadcast to discuss the "con game" observed in the federal bankruptcy court over the last two days. The US Trustee, Chris Murray, is accused of allowing The Onion's group to change their bid multiple times after the auction deadline. A comparison is made between the "bizarre" court math and the legal troubles of Hunter Biden, specifically referencing a story about Biden's high-priced apartment and art.

Rob Dewey, a 16-year veteran of Infowars, provides a detailed breakdown of the last two days in court. He describes the slow, tedious questioning by the Connecticut families' attorneys and the more revealing cross-examination of the auctioneer. Dewey notes that the "joint bidders" (The Onion and Bloomberg) admitted the process was "never perfect" to cover up procedural errors.

Rob Dewey recounts joining Infowars in 2009 after answering a Craigslist ad. He describes his initial "awakening" after watching Alex Jones's documentary *9/11 Road to Tyranny*, specifically the VCR footage of the Oklahoma City bombing. This footage reportedly showed real-time news reports of second and third bombs in the building that were later scrubbed from the official narrative.