Topic: Triggers

Tulsi Gabbard appeared on Donald Trump Jr.'s Rumble show, *Triggered*, where she expressed that she would be "honored" to serve as Donald Trump's Vice President. While Gabbard's history as a Democrat makes her an unconventional choice, her stance on border security and anti-interventionist foreign policy aligns with the MAGA platform. The interview's success on Rumble is noted as a sign of the growing influence of alternative media platforms.

Michael Cargill discusses the potential for his bump stock case to reach the U.S. Supreme Court, which could establish a nationwide precedent against executive agency rulemaking. He notes that his victory is already assisting other companies, such as Rare Breed Triggers, which are facing ATF scrutiny. Cargill encourages listeners to support his legal fund via GoFundMe to continue challenging unconstitutional gun control measures.

Operation Spellbinder was a CIA project that utilized undercover hypnotherapists to create programmed assassins and "hypnotic couriers." Dyer cites the work of Dr. George Estabrooks, who claimed that information could be buried in alternate personalities to prevent extraction through torture. The goal was to create agents who could be triggered into action by specific keywords or visual cues, similar to "The Manchurian Candidate."

The segment frames the Kyle Rittenhouse trial as a critical test for the right to self-defense in America. Barnes praises Rittenhouse's "trigger discipline" during the Kenosha unrest and argues that the prosecution is an attempt to prevent citizens from defending themselves against lawless groups.

In his closing remarks, David Icke emphasizes that human society is a product of collective perception, which leads to behavior. He argues that changing perception can transform the world overnight, regardless of how deeply "evil" has taken root. Jones concludes the interview by promoting Icke's new book, *The Trigger*, and his videos on Banned.Video.