Topic: Troy

Recent topography scanning and ground-penetrating radar have reportedly confirmed the existence of massive underground bases beneath the Giza Plateau in Egypt. The discovery of the city of Troy is used to validate Plato's accounts of ancient history, including the existence of Atlantis and advanced civilizations destroyed by celestial events. These findings suggest that ancient legends of flying machines and mechanical automatons were based on physical realities now being uncovered by modern technology.

Stewart Rhodes and Ivan Raiklin propose that Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth use special operations troops to seize the headquarters of the CIA, NSA, and FBI. The plan involves placing all employees on paid leave while military intelligence audits the agencies for "sleeper cells" and traitors. Rhodes also criticizes Representative Troy Nehls for allegedly adopting the "false narrative" regarding the events of January 6th and the role of patriot groups.

The J6 committee is criticized for continuing to use the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers as "boogeymen" despite evidence of federal involvement in the events of January 6th. Representative Troy Nehls is singled out for allegedly using left-wing talking points during hearings. The discussion emphasizes that the leaders of these groups remained loyal to Trump and refused to provide false testimony against him.

Alex Jones previews an upcoming interview with Congressman Troy Nels regarding the Senate tabling articles of impeachment against Alejandro Mayorkas. He reports on a Wall Street Journal investigation into the Lahaina, Maui fires, alleging BlackRock failed to maintain power lines. Additional topics include 911 system outages across multiple U.S. states and Elon Musk's legal battle with the Brazilian Supreme Court.

Congressman Troy Nels joins the program to discuss his opposition to the $61 billion Ukraine aid package. He criticizes the inclusion of $9 billion for Gaza in the Israel support bill, claiming the Biden administration is funding both sides of the conflict to appease voters in Michigan. Nels emphasizes an "America First" approach to foreign policy.

Congressman Nels asserts that the war in Ukraine would end by April 1st if Donald Trump were president, citing Putin's respect for Trump's strength. He discusses his book, *Borderless by Design*, which argues that the current border crisis is a self-induced disaster by the Biden administration. Nels claims Biden intentionally reversed Trump's energy and border policies to destabilize the country.

Nels and Jones discuss the logistics of mass deportation, focusing first on "bad hombres" and criminals. They criticize NGOs for receiving federal money to facilitate illegal immigration. Nels praises governors who bus migrants to sanctuary cities like Chicago and New York, stating it has forced Northern Democrats to acknowledge the severity of the border crisis.

Alex Jones opens a live broadcast on April 13, 2024, announcing a collaboration with Mario Nawfal on X Spaces to discuss government targeting of American citizens. Jones references Congressman Troy Nehls, who called for congressional subpoenas regarding alleged CIA and FBI efforts to bankrupt Jones. The broadcast frames these actions as a globalist corporate coup against figures like Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, and Jones himself.

GOP lawmakers, including Representatives Troy Nehls, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Mike Lee, are calling for official investigations into the FBI and CIA's alleged setup of Alex Jones. The lawmakers condemn the "weaponization" of the DOJ and intelligence agencies against conservative individuals. Jones claims that more explosive information regarding these clandestine operations will be released in the coming weeks.

Representatives Troy Nehls, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and others are calling for subpoenas to investigate claims that the FBI and CIA targeted private citizens. During bankruptcy proceedings, the U.S. Trustee's office allegedly stated that Alex Jones would not be afforded normal access to the system. Federal agents reportedly attended depositions in an attempt to find grounds for indictment, but ultimately found no criminal wrongdoing, leading to a $4.2 million tax refund.

Congressman Troy Nehls appeared on Benny Johnson's program to discuss the alleged targeting of Alex Jones by federal agencies. Nehls encouraged Jones to pursue legal action against the government and suggested that the individuals in the undercover videos should be subpoenaed to testify under oath.

Troy Smith of Slingshot News reports on former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan's alleged associations with individuals charged with pedophilia. The report details the cases of Kevin Lee Hall, Judge Jonathan Newell, and Louis Burunda, all of whom were Hogan appointees or associates. Smith also discusses the mysterious death of Hogan's former chief of staff, Roy McGrath, following a federal manhunt.

Representative Troy Nehls confronted FBI Director Christopher Wray during a congressional hearing, presenting video evidence of Ray Epps encouraging people to enter the Capitol. Nehls highlighted the disparity in treatment between Epps and other individuals like Brandon Straka and Couy Griffin, who were arrested for less provocative actions. Director Wray declined to comment on specific ongoing investigations or potential indictments regarding Epps.

The defamation lawsuit filed by Ray Epps against Fox News is analyzed following FBI Director Christopher Wray's congressional testimony. Epps claims that Tucker Carlson's coverage caused him to be falsely viewed as an orchestrator of the January 6th events. The timing of the lawsuit, occurring immediately after Representative Troy Nehls confronted Wray with video evidence of Epps, is noted as highly suspicious.

Congressman Troy Nehls alleged that Capitol Police intelligence officers illegally entered his office to photograph confidential legislative materials, including a whiteboard discussing faulty Chinese-made body armor. Nehls, a former Texas sheriff, claims the officers were dressed as construction workers. The incident is framed as part of a "communist takeover" funded by globalist interests to protect Chinese infiltration and monitor political opponents.

Texas Congressman Troy Nehls discusses a Senate report revealing that Capitol Police leadership possessed significant intelligence about potential violence on January 6th but failed to share it. Nehls argues that the National Guard should have been activated by January 4th based on reports mentioning groups like the Proud Boys. He also criticizes Speaker Pelosi for rejecting Republican picks for the January 6th committee.

A National File report alleges that Robert Mueller's FBI staged a militia hoax in 2010 that is now being used as a legal precedent to prosecute January 6 defendants. The case of Troy Smocks, who has been jailed for nine months over a Parler post despite not entering the Capitol, is highlighted as an example of "political persecution." The host questions why the FBI has not identified the "pipe bomber" or individuals seen inciting the crowd on video.