Topic: Threat Tags

Attorney General Merrick Garland is accused of misleading Congress regarding the use of Patriot Act tools against parents at school board meetings. While Garland denied using counterterrorism resources for these cases, the FBI's assistant director of counterterrorism reportedly generated a specific "threat tag" to track intelligence on protesting parents. This move is framed as a shift from criminal investigation toward open-ended intelligence gathering on domestic political speech.

Ali Alexander calls for a special counsel to investigate federal involvement in the January 6th riot, including the role of "shoot-to-kill" agents. He reveals that the FBI now uses "threat tags" to profile individuals who wear camouflage to political rallies. The segment concludes with a discussion on how to de-escalate the potential for civil war through prayer and leadership.

The scene at the Capitol is described as resembling a "World War Z" movie, with people climbing walls in a manner that appeared staged or CGI-enhanced. The FBI is accused of using "threat tags" to target parents at PTA meetings and veterans, branding them as domestic terrorists. Ali Alexander emphasizes that the "Stop the Steal" movement was intended to be a peaceful recreation of the Tea Party.