Topic: Tickets

Lindell and the host discuss the "stolen" down-ticket races in the 2024 election, claiming that while Trump's landslide was too big to rig, several House and Senate seats were manipulated. They also target the law firm Paul Weiss, which they associate with Hillary Clinton and the "deep state" efforts to shut down InfoWars. The host expresses relief that the "cavalry" of new media has finally arrived to support the original fighters.

Reports of massive election fraud include claims of illegal aliens voting in ten states and discrepancies in Michigan voter rolls. Specific allegations involve straight-ticket ballots flipping from Republican to Democrat and the Nevada Supreme Court allowing unpostmarked ballots. Jones cites Rasmussen and PolyMarket data to argue that Donald Trump is maintaining a significant lead despite media narratives of a dead heat.

Mickey Willis provides details for the public premiere of "Plandemic: The Musical" this Saturday in Austin, Texas. He announces that fathers and "daddies-to-be" can receive free tickets at Plandemic.com as part of a special "blessing for fathers." The segment introduces a broader discussion on the perceived societal attack on men and the importance of the father figure.

A personal reflection on the decline of Major League Baseball suggests that high ticket prices and cultural propaganda are alienating traditional fans. The segment argues that marketing should focus on athletes rather than social agendas. A recent stunt by Tool singer Maynard James Keenan, who dressed as a woman at a Florida rock festival, is dismissed as an irrelevant gesture that ignores the core issue of protecting children.

The possibility of a bipartisan "national unity ticket" featuring Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is proposed as a dream scenario for 2024. Roger Stone suggests Trump could appoint Kennedy to head a commission investigating the COVID-19 pandemic to resolve political tensions regarding vaccines. While Kennedy has publicly denied interest, the hosts speculate that the political landscape could change by August 2024.

A caller suggests a "unity ticket" featuring Trump and RFK Jr. to be announced before the primaries. Jones plays a clip of RFK Jr. blaming Trump for the 2020 lockdowns, calling them the "biggest shift in wealth in human history." Jones notes that while Trump was manipulated by bureaucrats, he still refuses to admit he was wrong, unlike Ron DeSantis.

Roger Stone analyzes the rise of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. within the Democratic Party and his challenge to Joe Biden. Stone suggests that a Trump-Kennedy bipartisan unity ticket could be a "dream team" to defeat the globalists and unify the country. He notes that while they differ on some policies, they agree on opposing the neocon strategy and globalist coup.