Topic: Scott Perry

Congressman Scott Perry discusses the existing use of ignition interlock devices for drunk drivers but opposes a universal mandate that punishes all citizens. He warns that the next step will be connecting vehicle systems to the government to allow remote shutdowns. The segment links these developments to partnerships between Big Tech and the NSA for total population control.

Despite recent market dives, Gerald Celente predicts the government will do everything possible to pump up the economy before the election. He criticizes the media's obsession with the death of Matthew Perry while ignoring global peace efforts. Celente announces a "Peace Rally" on September 28th in Kingston, New York, featuring speakers like Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano.

Claims are made that the medical education system is used as a recruitment ground for the CIA, where students are tested on their willingness to follow unethical orders. In the political sphere, Marjorie Taylor Greene is praised for her stance during hearings, though there is a call for more men in Congress and state governorships to show similar courage against the establishment.

Owen Shroyer praised the unity of the Freedom Caucus members, noting they are focused on their legislative duties rather than re-election funding. Roger Stone highlighted the low popularity of McCarthy and Mitch McConnell among Republican primary voters. The segment concluded with Stone promoting his show, "The Stone Zone," and Shroyer's "War Room" program.

Owen Shroyer dismissed the possibility of a "Uniparty" deal between establishment Republicans and Democrats to elect a Speaker. He criticized Representative Dan Crenshaw for calling the holdouts "terrorists" and noted that figures like Mike Pence and Donald Trump have failed to influence the dissenters. Shroyer predicted that the eighth vote would yield the same result as previous rounds.

Chip Roy nominates Byron Donalds for Speaker of the House as the fourth vote proceeds. Shroyer expresses disappointment in Donald Trump’s public statement urging Republicans to "close the deal" for McCarthy. He suggests Trump is losing touch with his base by supporting an establishment figure, though he reiterates his overall support for a "Trump revenge tour."

Roger Stone joins the broadcast to discuss a potential coup against Kevin McCarthy's House leadership. He references a list of demands sent by Scott Perry and the Freedom Caucus, including the impeachment of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Stone argues that a small group of patriots can leverage a slim majority to force investigations into Hunter Biden and the origins of the Russia collusion investigation.