Topic: Rod Rosenstein

Ivan Raiklin reports live from outside the Department of Justice, identifying Jolene Ann Lauria as a key deep state operative managing DOJ finances and HR. He criticizes Todd Blanche and expresses skepticism that the current DOJ leadership will pursue real accountability. Raiklin argues that "cowards" within the department are enabling traitors and must be exposed through public pressure.

Tulsi Gabbard is praised for releasing tranches of evidence regarding the "Russian collusion hoax." Roger Stone describes this as the greatest abuse of power in American history, implicating James Comey, John Brennan, and Rod Rosenstein. The evidence is framed as a "digestible" way to show the public the extent of the political conspiracy.

Concerns are raised about the expansion of the surveillance state, citing FBI warrantless searches on millions of Americans and CDC tracking via cell phones. The use of privacy-focused technology like Volta Wireless is encouraged to bypass data collection by Google and Apple. The segment concludes with a critique of a two-tiered justice system where government officials like Rod Rosenstein avoid accountability while private citizens are targeted.

Developments in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and new indictments related to the Russia dossier are discussed. Evidence is cited suggesting that Rod Rosenstein and the FBI withheld information from Congress regarding the "junk" dossier funded by Hillary Clinton. Additionally, the segment disputes "fact-checkers" regarding the inoculation of children without parental consent, citing examples of schools and mobile clinics offering incentives to minors.

The segment features a clip of Donald Trump being booed at a rally in Alabama after recommending the COVID-19 vaccine. Roger Stone comments on the "two-tiered justice system," contrasting the prosecution of Owen Shroyer for trespassing with the lack of charges against Hunter Biden or Tony Podesta. Stone also accuses Rod Rosenstein of lying to Congress regarding the authorization of investigations into his own conduct.

Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones discuss alleged corruption at the top levels of the FBI, citing James Comey’s admissions regarding leaking and Rod Rosenstein’s testimony. They also reference declassified JFK papers as evidence that the FBI has historically lied to the public. They distinguish between "rank and file" agents and the "Ivy League leftists" they claim run the agency's leadership.

The discussion addresses the perceived double standard in the treatment of General Michael Flynn compared to figures like Rod Rosenstein, who reportedly considered wearing a wire to entrap the president. Roger Stone questions the official narrative of the January 6th Capitol riot, highlighting the death of unarmed veteran Ashley Babbitt. He also mentions suspicious Secret Service contact prior to the event, suggesting a deeper level of orchestration.

Alex Jones defends General Michael Flynn against media accusations that he called for a military coup in the United States similar to the one in Myanmar. Jones plays a compilation of Democratic leaders and media figures who previously called for the removal or assassination of Donald Trump. He argues that the real coup was the 2020 election fraud and the illegal spying conducted by the "Deep State."