Topic: Roger Clinton

The 1987 "Boys on the Tracks" case in Arkansas is linked to a satanic coven allegedly involving Roger Clinton and CIA cocaine operations. Kathy O'Brien claims that these deep roots of corruption extend back to the Gerald Ford administration, which she says covered up the Kennedy assassination. She identifies Dick Cheney and Henry Kissinger as key figures in the early development of depopulation and mind control agendas.

Kathy O'Brien recounts the story of two boys murdered on a railroad track in Arkansas, linking the event to Roger Clinton and CIA handler Wayne Cox. She claims these operations were part of a larger corruption network involving cocaine trafficking and satanic rituals during Bill Clinton's time as Attorney General. O'Brien asserts that these deep roots of corruption are consistently covered up by the media.

Political strategist Roger Stone joins the broadcast to discuss the 2026 midterm outlook and a massive fraud scandal in Minnesota involving Tim Walz. Stone argues that Donald Trump's decision to release Jeffrey Epstein-related records has successfully shifted the scandal's focus toward Democrats like Bill Clinton. He also praises Melania Trump's role as First Lady and predicts a strong economic backdrop for the upcoming elections due to Trump's tax and trade policies.

Roger Stone joins the show to defend Donald Trump's record on the economy and border security. Stone characterizes the allegations of Trump's involvement with Epstein as a "hoax," noting that Epstein was barred from Trump properties in 2004. He points out that prominent Democrats like Chuck Schumer and Bill Clinton had much closer ties to Epstein and his associates.

Intelligence agencies are accused of providing fake or incomplete briefings to presidents to maintain control over the government. Donald Trump reportedly bypassed official channels to seek information from private sources and confidants like Roger Stone. Recent subpoenas of globalist figures and FBI heads regarding the Epstein files are characterized as a counter-offensive against deep state actors within the DHS and CIA.

Donald Trump reportedly ordered the release of all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein after previously hesitating to avoid damaging the economy. Roger Stone has been meeting with White House officials for several days to coordinate this strategy. The disclosure is expected to implicate Bill Clinton, corporate leaders, and the head of Harvard.

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.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss his long-term research into Jeffrey Epstein, documented in his book "The Clinton's War on Women." Stone asserts that while Kash Patel may be telling the truth about not having the files, it is because the previous administration under Christopher Wray destroyed the evidence. He notes that Virginia Giuffre has consistently stated Donald Trump was not involved in Epstein's crimes.

Investigations into Donald Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein have yielded no evidence of criminal activity, according to reports from long-time associates like Roger Stone. Trump was reportedly the first prominent figure to ban Epstein from his properties, specifically Mar-a-Lago, after learning of recruitment efforts involving minors. Claims regarding Trump's involvement are characterized as political smears similar to past allegations by E. Jean Carroll and the Clinton family.

Roger Stone joins the broadcast to categorically deny that Donald Trump appears in any incriminating Jeffrey Epstein files. Stone notes that Trump flew on Epstein's plane once with his family when his own aircraft was out of commission but never visited Epstein's island or ranch. He attributes the current narrative to a smear campaign originated by Hillary Clinton and notes that Trump banned Epstein from his clubs long before the public exposure of Epstein's crimes.

Chase Geiser and Harrison Smith discuss Roger Stone's previous prediction that Michelle Obama would replace Joe Biden as the nominee. Geiser suggests the plan changed because rigged polls showed enough support for Kamala Harris to avoid a public relations disaster. They critique the DNC's scheduling, noting that Hillary Clinton was relegated to the "loser night" while the Obamas were saved for the more consequential second night.

Roger Stone analyzes Joe Biden's resignation, claiming Biden is "furious" at Barack Obama for orchestrating his removal. Stone identifies Nancy Pelosi and James Clyburn as the key figures who forced Biden out after Hunter and Jill Biden failed to maintain his position. The Democratic party is described as being in a state of fluid uncertainty as Kamala Harris attempts to consolidate power.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the removal of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House, praising Matt Gaetz for his courage. Stone and Jones discuss the "lawfare" being used against Donald Trump and Elon Musk, noting that Musk is facing multiple criminal investigations since allowing free speech on X (formerly Twitter). Stone argues that the government's attempt to outlaw political opposition is a "slippery slope" toward formal thought crimes.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the Durham Report, which he claims proves the FBI and CIA had no basis for the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. Stone criticizes John Durham for failing to prosecute high-level figures like Hillary Clinton, comparing the outcome to charging a getaway driver with double parking while the bank robbers go free. He reflects on the personal and financial toll the investigation took on himself and others like General Flynn.

Former Clinton Treasury official Roger Altman stated on CNN that the Biden administration has effectively nationalized the U.S. banking system by guaranteeing all deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. This move is described as a "breathtaking step" that federalizes the entire deposit base of the financial system. While the government avoids the term "bailout," the action is framed as the largest financial intervention since the 2008 crisis.

Roger Stone joins the broadcast to analyze the Mar-a-Lago raid, suggesting the FBI's actions indicate they lack a prosecutable case regarding January 6th. He identifies attorney Mark Elias as the architect of a plan to use 18 U.S. Code 2071 to disqualify Trump from the 2024 ballot based on document handling. Stone contrasts the treatment of Trump with Hillary Clinton’s past handling of classified emails and destroyed hardware.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the Sussman verdict, drawing parallels to his own trial. Stone alleges that Judge Cooper had a conflict of interest due to his wife's legal representation of an FBI agent and claims the jury was stacked with Hillary Clinton and AOC donors. Stone argues that the testimony of Robby Mook proved the Russian collusion hoax was fabricated by the Clinton campaign and questions why Clinton herself has not been charged.

Roger Stone discusses the ongoing Durham investigation and the trial of Michael Sussman, claiming the "Russian collusion" narrative was a fabrication authorized by Hillary Clinton. Stone notes that FBI Agent Curtis Heide, who led the raid on Stone's home, admitted in court to being under internal investigation. Stone views this as a total vindication of his claims regarding political persecution by the Department of Justice.

The credibility of US intelligence agencies is questioned, citing past claims that Donald Trump and Roger Stone were Russian agents. The segment alleges that these agencies illegally spied on the Trump campaign and the White House, which is characterized as treason punishable by life in prison. Hillary Clinton is accused of working against American interests on behalf of foreign entities.

Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer discuss the collapse of the Russia collusion narrative, focusing on the Sussman indictment by John Durham. Stone claims that CrowdStrike officials admitted under oath they had no proof of a Russian hack on the DNC. He asserts that the entire investigation was a fraud fabricated by the Hillary Clinton campaign and calls for her prosecution.