Topic: Texas Secession

A caller discusses his efforts to move off the grid using water wheels and solar power to "defund" the system. The host responds by noting the difficulty of state secession because states like Texas are deeply dependent on billions of dollars in federal funding for infrastructure and education. He laments the "boring" nature of local politics but acknowledges it as the level where radical policies often begin.

A caller from Kansas suggests that red states should engage in "defiance" by using barter systems and ignoring federal mandates. Jones discusses the possibility of Texas seceding to form the core of a new American Republic if the federal government remains hijacked by a "criminal cabal." He argues that secession is a peaceful alternative to a bloody civil war and notes high support for the idea in Texas.

A segment from a year ago features Daniel Miller, president of the Texas Nationalist Movement, discussing the legal and historical basis for "Texit." Miller argues that self-determination is a global trend and that Texas has a unique right to leave the union and become an independent nation. Jones clarifies that while he prefers a reconstituted federal government, secession remains a "Plan B" if the federal government continues to facilitate an invasion.

Napolitano and Shroyer discuss the possibility of Texas seceding from the Union, with the judge noting that Texas and Vermont theoretically retained the right to secede when they joined. He suggests states should begin by "nullifying" federal statutes that violate their own constitutions. The segment concludes with a preview of Napolitano's upcoming interview with Matthew Hoh regarding the CIA and the war in Ukraine.

Alex Jones predicts that the next "virus" will target children and warns of a "Weekend at Bernie's" scenario with Joe Biden or a replacement like Gavin Newsom. He advocates for a coalition of states, led by Texas and Florida, to secede and reconstitute a new Republic under the original Constitution. This would include dissolving the IRS and the Federal Reserve.

Alex Jones and Michael Malice discuss the concept of a "national divorce," with Jones advocating for Texas to lead a peaceful withdrawal from the federal union to reconstitute a constitutional republic. They argue that the current federal system is already dead and that states should form new coalitions to protect their citizens from globalist policies. Malice notes that the Texas GOP platform already includes a call for a referendum on independence.

The discussion moves toward "state declarations of independence" as a peaceful alternative to national collapse. Adams mentions Kerry Lake's potential to nullify FBI capabilities in Arizona. They warn that the current leadership's focus on political persecution will lead to the collapse of American infrastructure and the disappearance of the opposition.

Discussion turns to the possibility of Texas seceding or leading a movement of red states to reconstitute a new republic through a constitutional convention. The host emphasizes the importance of building local communities, growing food, and establishing independent supply chains to survive future systemic breakdowns. Callers from East Texas express support for these measures, citing the ongoing degradation of infrastructure and the need for spiritual and physical preparedness.

The Texas GOP has passed a resolution declaring that Joe Biden was not legitimately elected and is pushing for a secession referendum in 2023. The host expresses growing support for Texas leaving the Union as a means to escape federal government overreach and Democrat policies. This movement is framed as a potential solution for maintaining prosperity and independence from a collapsing national system.

In his final segment, Dr. Haider warns about the "hormonal treatment" of children and the broader decay of American culture. He suggests that the division in the country may necessitate states like Texas and Florida splitting off to form their own country. He concludes that the true people in power remain hidden behind figures like Bill Gates and that the only solution is for the "common man" to join forces against authoritarianism.

In the event of a national collapse, Mike Adams predicts that states like Texas and Florida will secede from the federal government. He suggests that Barack Obama will return as a UN leader to oversee an invasion of the US by communist Chinese troops under a humanitarian banner. These forces are expected to enter through the southern border to occupy red states and counties.

The Colonial Pipeline shutdown is framed as a globalist test to advance carbon taxes and infrastructure control under the guise of a cyberattack. The segment also addresses comments by Alan West regarding Texas's right to secede from the Union. Jones argues that the founding documents of Texas and New Hampshire explicitly permit withdrawal from the United States by treaty or revolt.

A caller named Gray, who claims to have known Jones in high school, expresses concern over the "nuclear football" and a potential attack on Texas. Jones agrees that globalists may target Texas with a false flag operation to discredit the secession movement and independent states.