Topic: Sheriff Mack

Callers suggest partnering with the John Birch Society and Sheriff Richard Mack to activate local resistance. Another caller details Bill Gates's ownership of 104,000 acres of U.S. farmland, specifically 14,000 acres in Washington used to grow potatoes for McDonald's french fries. Jones agrees with the sentiment of avoiding food produced by Gates.

Wayne Allyn Root hosts from Las Vegas, Nevada, after his home studio equipment reportedly caught fire. He discusses attending an event hosted by Sheriff Richard Mack and the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. Root mentions his close friendship with Donald Trump, who recently recognized him at a rally as the "radio star who always gets me in trouble."

Guest host Kate Dalley interviews Sheriff Richard Mack about the documentary 2000 Mules. Mack calls on all American sheriffs to investigate the evidence of ballot harvesting presented in the film, arguing that ignoring such compelling data is a violation of their oath of office.

Sheriff Mack discusses the CSPOA's official press release demanding investigations into the 2020 election. He cites specific instances of alleged fraud in Wisconsin nursing homes and urges citizens to join the "Citizen Posse" at cspoa.org to pressure local law enforcement.

Gary Cordery of the Aloha Freedom Coalition describes a "Worldwide Freedom Rally" in Hawaii where a Marine veteran was "face-planted" and arrested by police despite committing no crime. Cordery claims the police used "tactics of intimidation," including a SWAT team presence, to disrupt a peaceful family event in a public park. The segment highlights the disconnect between the "Aloha spirit" and the current enforcement of "martial law" protocols.