Topic: Telemundo

Evidence is presented regarding the Democratic Party's efforts to allow illegal aliens to vote, including a 2016 clip of Barack Obama on Telemundo allegedly telling non-citizens they are allowed to vote. Critics argue that "replacement migration" is an official UN strategy used to shift congressional apportionment through the census. The ADL is accused of labeling these factual observations as "disinformation" to facilitate big tech censorship.

Callers from New Jersey and Texas report seeing large groups of non-English speaking immigrants at polling places. Jones alleges that NGOs and immigration lawyers threaten illegal aliens with deportation if they do not vote for Democrats. He references reports of military-age Chinese men and Haitian migrants being facilitated by the government to enter and vote.

Roger Stone notes a historic shift where Donald Trump is breaking 50% support among Hispanic voters. He observes that Spanish speakers who consume news in English are more likely to support Trump than those who watch Univision or Telemundo. Stone praises JD Vance’s performance as a surrogate and urges the campaign to increase Spanish-language radio advertising.

A caller discusses the influence of the Club of Rome on the United Nations and the "Great Reset" agenda led by Klaus Schwab. The conversation touches on the perceived propaganda in Hispanic media outlets like Telemundo and Univision. Concerns are also raised regarding severe side effects and potential deaths linked to the mRNA vaccines.

A caller describes his father's physical decline and "gray" complexion after a vaccine, noting he became dazed while performing yard work. The host suggests that mRNA vaccines may trigger prion-like responses in the brain, leading to Alzheimer's-like symptoms and brain fog. A speculative discussion follows regarding the use of Benadryl or steroids to treat vaccine-induced brain inflammation, though the host clarifies he is not a doctor.