Topic: Russian Collusion

Roger Stone defends White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles against attacks from both the left and right, describing her as a capable leader who is not a globalist. He credits Wiles with forging the alliance between Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., uniting the MAGA and MAHA movements. Stone remains optimistic about the midterms, stating that Trump is a "natural phenomenon" who should not be counted out despite current polling volatility.

The statute of limitations may prevent the re-indictment of James Comey, which Roger Stone attributes to "slow-walking" by former U.S. Attorney Eric Siebert. Siebert allegedly had a conflict of interest as the godfather to Comey's daughter. Stone emphasizes that without accountability for those who orchestrated the "Russian collusion hoax," including Susan Rice and Barack Obama, Republican voters will lose faith in the justice system.

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.

Whistleblower Alicin Guerrero has reportedly turned over evidence of espionage involving former FBI counterterrorism head Charles McGonigal. There are calls for the Justice Department to prosecute McGonigal and other figures involved in the Russian collusion hoax for treason. Additionally, allegations have surfaced regarding Stacey Abrams hiding billions in EPA funds to finance Democrat political operations.

Roger Stone discusses the upcoming declassification of JFK assassination files and the retreat of the globalist establishment. Stone identifies Norm Eisen and Andrew Weissman as the architects of "lawfare" against Donald Trump and predicts they will soon face grand jury investigations. He characterizes the current era as the beginning of a "golden age of Trump" focused on justice and security.

Geiser reflects on the period between 2016 and 2019, arguing that the left's hatred of Donald Trump intensified as his policies succeeded. He claims that the 2020 pandemic was a conspiracy between the CCP and globalists to derail Trump's re-election through lockdowns and mail-in voting. He emphasizes that maintaining free speech is the only way to overcome the "brainwashing" of the general population and expose the New World Order's tactics.

Incoming National Security Advisor Michael Waltz identified Adam Schiff as an "enemy within" for lying to the American public about Russian collusion. Waltz argues that the progressive left is engaging in fascist behavior by attempting to stack the Supreme Court and eliminate the Electoral College. Jones supports the stance that those who misled the public and caused national chaos should be prosecuted.

Adam Schiff is shown doubling down on Russian collusion allegations despite the Mueller report's failure to establish a conspiracy. Similarly, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other Democrats have labeled Tulsi Gabbard a "Russian asset" following her appointment as Director of National Intelligence. Chase Geiser defends Gabbard, noting her combat experience and criticizing the "corrupt" political class that sends soldiers to wars they do not fight themselves.

The Biden-Harris administration is accused of advertising a bounty on Donald Trump by releasing a letter from a would-be assassin. The segment reviews various media "hoaxes," including Russian collusion and the Hunter Biden laptop story. It is argued that the media and government are actively working to prevent Trump from returning to power.

The DOJ's recent focus on "Russian disinformation" and the indictment of Tenet Media are viewed as the groundwork for a "Russian Collusion 2.0" narrative. Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray are accused of preemptively setting a narrative to delegitimize a potential Trump victory. There is speculation that the deep state may utilize false flag events or even an assassination attempt on Harris to regain political control.

The deep state is accused of preparing for a "civil war" showdown by labeling the MAGA movement as a domestic terrorist threat. Narratives surrounding January 6 and "Russian collusion" are being resurrected to delegitimize a potential Trump victory. Critics warn that the establishment will use any means necessary, including physical and legal "lawfare," to destroy the America First movement and secure globalist power.

Political strategist Roger Stone joined the show to discuss the "bloodbath" comment, labeling it a "Democrat media cabal hoax." Stone compared the current narrative to previous controversies like the Steele Dossier and the Hunter Biden laptop suppression. He argued that without platforms like X and the intervention of Elon Musk, the media would have successfully framed the comment as an incitement to violence rather than an economic metaphor.

Representative Dan Crenshaw is criticized for his defense of U.S. intelligence agencies, claiming they do not manipulate or spy on Americans. This is contrasted with the FBI's possession of the Hunter Biden laptop and the extension of spying programs that allow the government to monitor citizens within several degrees of a "person of interest." Crenshaw is labeled a "traitorous piece of garbage" for his perceived loyalty to the deep state.

Roger Stone, Jay Dyer, and other figures like Michael Flynn view Donald Trump as an existential threat to the permanent unelected government. Stone argues that the same institutions involved in the JFK assassination and the removal of Nixon are now targeting Trump through the Russian collusion hoax and various indictments. Trump's "America First" policy is seen as a direct challenge to the globalist uniparty.

Owen Shruer takes over the broadcast to discuss John Durham's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee regarding the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation. Shruer criticizes Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell for continuing to push the "collusion hoax" despite Durham's findings. The segment highlights the extreme political polarization and corruption within Washington D.C.

Owen Shroyer argues that Barack Obama was the "nucleus" of the Russian collusion narrative and the Crossfire Hurricane investigation into Donald Trump. He claims the modern transgender movement is a form of Maoism designed to seize the "means of production" of human identity. Shroyer asserts that media labels like "white supremacist" are now used as code for any conservative or Republican voter.

Owen Shroyer compares the fake AI image of the Pentagon explosion to the "Russian collusion hoax," arguing that both were psychological operations intended to have permanent political impacts. He claims that while the public quickly recognized the Pentagon photo as fake, many still believe the "big lie" regarding Trump's ties to Russia because of sustained media reinforcement.

A broadcast from Austin, Texas, warns of an overt global tyranny orchestrated by the New World Order. The narrative of Donald Trump's collusion with Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin is dismissed as a fabricated operation. The discussion emphasizes that humanity is beginning to wake up to these perceived deceptions.

A clip from a university event shows student Christopher Phillips confronting Brian Stelter about CNN's history of spreading disinformation, including the Russia collusion hoax and the Jussie Smollett case. Stelter's response, which avoided the specific allegations and instead focused on "defending democracy," is mocked as a failure of journalistic ethics. The segment celebrates Stelter's subsequent departure from CNN.

CNN's Cassie Hunt is highlighted for stating that the administration "can't fake" the impact of inflation on Americans. Shroyer interprets this as an accidental admission that the media and the administration fake everything else, including the 2020 election and the pandemic. He lists several "fakes," such as the Jussie Smollett incident and the Hunter Biden laptop story, claiming the recession is simply too obvious to hide.