Topic: Three Percenters

Jones compares his active supporters to the "three percenters" who fought the American Revolutionary War, noting that a small group of people usually determines the outcome of history. He describes the current era as an ongoing biological war that began in 2020 with a man-made virus. He also characterizes the transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris as a series of internal coups within the Democratic Party.

A 26-year-old veteran explains his decision to leave the military rather than comply with an experimental vaccine mandate. He notes that the military has historically used emergency authorizations to bypass standard safety protocols. The segment also addresses the "culling" of patriots from the armed forces and the confirmed collusion between the FBI and Twitter to censor political speech.

The conversation turns to the Michigan governor kidnapping plot, where 12 of the 26 participants were reportedly federal informants or agents. Beattie notes that Steven D'Antuono, who led the Detroit FBI office during that operation, was promoted to lead the DC field office just before January 6. He characterizes the Michigan case as a "dry run" for the events at the U.S. Capitol.

Alex Jones discusses the intentional de-industrialization of America as outlined in the writings of Zbigniew Brzezinski. Roger Stone addresses questions in his subpoena regarding his contacts with the "Three Percenters," stating he had never heard of the group before the investigation. They argue that the committee is trying to criminalize standard political organizing and assembly.

Beatty highlights parallels between the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot in Michigan and the January 6th Capitol riot. He notes that the head of the Detroit FBI field office, who oversaw the heavily infiltrated Michigan plot, was promoted to the DC field office just before January 6th. Beatty suggests this "coincidence" points toward a consistent federal playbook for inciting domestic unrest.

Roger Stone joins the program to address Reuters reports linking him to indicted members of the Three Percenters. Stone denies knowing the individuals and characterizes the reporting as "guilt by association." He and the host discuss the potential for a "house of cards" collapse as evidence from the Arizona election audit becomes public, suggesting the establishment is in a state of panic.