Topic: Rudolph Giuliani

Donald Trump issued a statement on Truth Social urging Iranian patriots to continue protesting and promising that help is on the way. Alex Jones discusses the history of Iranian regime change, citing Rudolph Giuliani’s comments on the 1953 CIA overthrow of Mohammad Mosaddeq. While supporting the removal of the Mullahs, Jones expresses caution regarding CIA and MI6 involvement in picking new leadership, favoring a movement led by the Iranian people.

Alex Jones alleges that the Paul Weiss law firm is using "pro bono" work as a cover for continuing their legal harassment of Trump supporters and Jones himself. He claims that Boris Epstein failed to inform Trump that the law firm's settlement involved writing off the costs of these lawsuits as charitable work. Jones vows to release documents proving a "serious conspiracy against rights" and racketeering by the "Democrat Lawfare Mafia."

The host discusses the defense resting in the New York trial involving Stormy Daniels, predicting a biased jury outcome despite Michael Cohen's testimony. Discussion shifts to the FBI's operational protocols, questioning why SWAT teams and deadly force authorizations were used for non-violent political figures like Rudolph Giuliani and Donald Trump. Concerns are raised about potential violent confrontations between the FBI and the Secret Service.

Donald Trump has publicly campaigned against potential new COVID-19 lockdowns and vaccine mandates. Roger Stone is scheduled for a deep-dive interview to discuss the "deep state" and the 2024 election. Additionally, a judge has defaulted Rudolph Giuliani in a Georgia election-related case, a move described as a "guilty until proven how guilty" precedent.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the "lawfare" being used against Donald Trump and his associates. Stone asserts that the American people are waking up to the impact of Biden’s policies, including high gas prices and the border crisis. Jones shares a personal anecdote about smoking with Willie Nelson before transitioning into Stone's analysis of the current political "fighting spirit."