Topic: Stealth Drones

The FAA's ability to track small consumer drones is limited because airport radar systems are often aged and designed for larger aircraft. Robert Newcomb explains that while military drones can use stealth materials and autonomous AI to avoid detection, most drones still emit RF signatures. He notes that terrorists have increasingly used small drones for attacks in Ukraine and the Middle East, highlighting a vulnerability at the U.S. border.

Investigative journalist Laura Logan joins the studio to discuss the infiltration of hundreds of thousands of military-aged Chinese men into the U.S. via the Darien Gap. She claims the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has members stationed in "camps" near U.S. military bases and that Iran has reverse-engineered U.S. stealth drone technology to use against the West.

Mike Adams reports that Customs and Border Protection has confirmed the smuggling of full-auto AK-47s, RPGs, and mortars into the U.S. by Chinese agents. He highlights a documented incident of a mysterious stealth drone monitoring natural gas infrastructure and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. Adams asserts these are probing actions by China to target U.S. energy and military infrastructure ahead of a larger conflict.