Topic: Robert E Lee

Jones plays an old interview with Jason Kessler, the organizer of "Unite the Right." Jones accuses Kessler of being a "puppet" and a former Obama supporter. The segment transitions into a discussion about the removal of statues of Teddy Roosevelt and Robert E. Lee, which Jones views as an attack on Western civilization.

Roger Stone joins the broadcast from Washington D.C. to discuss his role as an Epstein expert advising the White House. Stone highlights that Democrat-appointed judges, such as Robin Lee Rosenberg, are blocking the release of grand jury testimony. He asserts that Bill Clinton is the only president confirmed to have visited Epstein's island.

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is leading a House committee investigation into the JFK assassination, focusing on 80,000 files the CIA has allegedly stonewalled. Recent developments include claims that NBC possesses footage of Lee Harvey Oswald that was never turned over to the government. The committee is also expected to investigate the murder of Robert F. Kennedy as part of a broader effort to expose deep state cover-ups.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and EPA Head Lee Zeldin have teamed up to review and potentially ban fluoride in public drinking water. Citing a National Toxicology Program report from August 2024, officials argue that fluoride exposure is linked to lowered IQ in children and other health complications. The move is presented as a victory for health freedom and the "precautionary principle," with Utah noted as the first state to pass a ban on water fluoridation.

Russia is historically characterized as non-expansionist, having sold Alaska to the U.S. and supported the Union during the American Civil War to prevent British intervention. The Civil War is framed as a conflict manipulated by British intelligence through trade tariffs to break the United States. Modern geopolitical tensions are viewed as a continuation of these historical efforts to prevent a sovereign, prosperous America.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson attributed the city's illegal immigrant crisis and high crime rates to "right-wing extremism" and the legacy of Robert E. Lee. The segment also covers a controversy where a young Kansas City Chiefs fan was falsely accused of wearing blackface by a Deadspin writer, despite the child being of Native American descent.

The removal and destruction of the Robert E. Lee statue in Virginia is characterized as a communist tactic to erase American heritage. Similar actions against statues of George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt in New York are cited as evidence of a broader movement to demonize the nation's founders. Critics argue that these historical monuments should be preserved as educational artifacts rather than destroyed.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on the melting down of the Robert E. Lee statue from Charlottesville, describing it as a "humiliation ritual" by woke activists. The foundry footage is framed as a projection of power intended to demoralize the public. Watson notes that the park where the statue once stood has since devolved into a dangerous homeless encampment and drug den.

A caller from Georgia discusses the historical significance of Robert E. Lee, noting his decision to surrender at Appomattox to prevent a prolonged guerrilla war. The conversation touches on the renaming of military bases and the role of the ADL in pushing for the removal of Confederate symbols. The host argues that these symbols represent American history and that their removal is a tactic to demoralize the population.

Jones claims that globalist lockdowns have caused the starvation of over 60 million people, describing the event as a "scientific form of war" against humanity. He introduces the day's guest lineup, including Hotep Jesus, filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer, and legal analyst Robert Barnes. The segment concludes with a call to fight against "psychotic demons" in the global elite.

Dr. Peter McCullough joins the studio to present a PowerPoint regarding FDA trials and medical studies. Jones announces that Christy Lee interviewed Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA technology, following Malone's four-hour session with Joe Rogan in South Austin. The release of the InfoWars interview is contingent on the timing of Rogan's podcast release to avoid a conflict.

Journalist Christy Lee joins the studio to discuss her recent interview with Dr. Robert Malone, conducted shortly after his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. Lee describes Malone as a man of high character who has been "red-pilled" by the viciousness of the establishment's attacks on him. She credits the freedom provided by InfoWars for allowing her to pursue independent journalism after leaving corporate media.

Media reports gleefully highlight a public feud between Roger Stone and Steve Bannon, with Stone calling Bannon a "grifter" and an "alcoholic." The host clarifies that he respects both men but stays out of their personal disputes. Additionally, Hollywood director Spike Lee is noted for expressing questions about the official 9/11 investigation, which the host welcomes as a sign of the truth reaching the mainstream.