Topic: State Elections

Somalia has begun issuing voter ID cards in Mogadishu for its first direct municipal elections, highlighting that the United States is one of the few nations without a national voter ID requirement. The SAVE Act, intended to bolster election integrity, has faced opposition from Republican leadership like Senator John Thune. According to State Department guidelines for free elections, the current U.S. system is described as failing to meet international standards.

Jackson Hinkle discusses the "One China" policy, stating that the majority of people in Taiwan support the status quo rather than a war for independence. He accuses the Deep State of training separatists to provoke a conflict with Beijing by 2027. The segment concludes with a discussion of a recent clip where Donald Trump joked about canceling elections, which Hinkle dismisses as a typical media misinterpretation of Trump's humor.

Susie Wiles is criticized for planning to put Donald Trump back on the campaign trail for the 2026 midterms, which critics argue will distract him from governing. Nick Fuentes suggests that this allows the "Deep State" to operate unchecked while the President is busy with rallies. The conversation turns toward 2028, emphasizing the need for a "bold" successor who can finish the "Trumpian revolution."

Mike Lindell analyzes the Democratic leadership, noting Kamala Harris's poor primary performance in 2020 as evidence of her lack of organic support. He points to Florida's 2022 election, where Ron Desantis won Miami-Dade, as a rare example of a race without computer manipulation. Lindell claims his data shows that 66% of the United States is actually "Red" when fraud is removed from the equation.

Katie Passay outlines the four-step "Color Revolution Playbook" used by globalists to take over countries by demonizing leaders, creating chaos, weaponizing courts, and installing puppets. She traces these steps in the U.S. from the 2016 Russia collusion hoax to the 91 felony charges against Donald Trump. Despite what she describes as a Marxist coup attempt, Passay asserts that the American people achieved a peaceful counter-revolution during the 2024 election.

Donald Trump's recent outbursts are characterized as "temper tantrums" resulting from the immense pressure of fighting the deep state. The speaker argues that even if Trump is flawed, the alternative is a return to power for individuals they characterize as "certified devil worshippers." The focus remains on arresting those responsible for crimes against the election system and children.

There is a call for arrests and indictments regarding the 2020 election, the origins of COVID-19, and the Jeffrey Epstein client list. Critics point out that despite evidence of corruption, no major figures from the "Deep State" have been held accountable. Until these "criminals" are arrested and military involvement in foreign nations stops, many believe that true change in America is impossible.

Alex Jones opens the broadcast on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, asserting that the Trump administration is 100% pro-American and anti-death cult. He claims his audience was responsible for pushing Trump over the top in the 2016 election in battleground states. Jones warns that while the administration is making spectacular moves, globalists are striking back with anticipated counter-offensives.

Patrick Byrne, founder of Overstock.com, joins the program to discuss the "Bolshevik revolution" occurring within the U.S. government. He highlights the role of foreign players in capturing Washington D.C. think tanks and the ongoing efforts to dismantle corrupt election systems. Byrne also touches on his past work exposing the "Hillary Clinton crime network" and the Russia hoax.

Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a major press conference to name individuals allegedly involved in government corruption and the theft of public funds. Claims are made that the globalist establishment will be completely defeated within 40 to 90 days if current political momentum continues. The narrative suggests the deep state may attempt desperate measures, including potential false flag attacks, to maintain power as their financial and political structures are dismantled.

General Michael Flynn joins the program to discuss the long-term strategy that led to the current political victory. Flynn recalls a 2021 briefing where he predicted that exposing deep state actions and mitigating election fraud would lead to a Trump landslide. He emphasizes that while major battles have been won, the war against the established bureaucracy is ongoing and requires continued vigilance.

A clip from President Biden's farewell address shows him warning against a "tech industrial complex" and the power of oligarchs, which the host interprets as a direct attack on Elon Musk. The host claims that if Democrats win future elections, they will legalize millions of undocumented immigrants in swing states to ensure a permanent one-party state.

Booz Allen Hamilton is characterized as a CIA front used to bypass congressional oversight in sensitive intelligence operations. The segment links domestic political maneuvering to the recent nullification of election results in Romania, where an anti-globalist candidate's victory was suspended. This pattern is described as a global strategy by unelected commissions to override populist movements in Germany, the UK, and the United States.

Robert Kennedy reportedly installed "bells and whistles" in the official reporting of the JFK assassination to ensure that any future document release would trigger Justice Department alerts. In late 2020, Judge Napolitano urged Donald Trump to release these files before leaving office. Trump allegedly refused, citing the dangerous nature of the information and the presence of listeners on the phone call.

Ian Carroll observes that Donald Trump is entering his second term as a seasoned politician surrounded by experienced allies, unlike in 2016. He suggests that the "pendulum is swinging towards righteousness" as regular people open their eyes to establishment lies. Carroll notes that his own perspective shifted from liberal to pro-Trump after witnessing the relentless persecution of the former president.

Alex Jones and Harrison Smith discussed reports of Democrats planning to form a "shadow cabinet" to resist the second Trump administration. They referenced past "war games" by figures like John Podesta and alleged that this parallel government is an act of treason. The hosts argued that the left is compelled to cheat and manipulate the system because they cannot win through fair democratic processes.

Mark Mitchell highlights statistical anomalies in battleground states where the outcome was significantly "to the left" of the national popular vote shift. He calls for an "election integrity jihad" under the Trump administration to investigate issues like signature verification and bloated voter rolls. Mitchell points out that despite Trump's massive gains nationwide, certain key counties showed suspicious resistance to the red wave, warranting a federal investigation.

Election experts warn of the misuse of provisional ballots and digital fraud tactics that statistically favor Democratic candidates in swing states. In Fulton County, Georgia, officials are accused of disregarding laws regarding the removal of felons and out-of-state residents from voter rolls. Voters are urged to follow up on provisional ballots to ensure they are properly tabulated and not discarded by corrupt election boards.

Concerns are raised regarding potential interference in the 2024 election, with claims that the deep state may attempt to block certification or incite violence. The discussion references Callie and Casey Means, authors of "Good Energy," who are working with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to expose corporate capture. The segment emphasizes that the health of the American population has become a central, bipartisan issue in the current political cycle.

A caller from Georgia discusses the role of "spineless" establishment Republicans in allowing non-citizens to remain on voter rolls. The conversation touches on the Federal Reserve's recent spending and the impact of 24% inflation on the average American's disposable income. Jones agrees that globalists use economic hardship as a "feudal" mode of control to prevent public protest.