Topic: Trump Coup

Joe Kent, former head of the National Counterterrorism Center, begins his interview by stating he resigned to alert Donald Trump that he has been "deceived" by his advisors. Kent argues that Israel has effectively staged a "foreign policy coup" in America, pushing for a regime change war that does not serve U.S. interests. He emphasizes that his resignation is an effort to save Trump's legacy and the "no more endless wars" movement.

Concerns are raised that the Democratic party and leftist groups plan to use cartels as "muscle" in a potential American civil war. Hezbollah is identified as a significant domestic threat with an estimated 50,000 soldiers in the U.S. Trump’s strategy involves triggering the cartel conflict early in Mexico to disrupt a planned "hot coup" and cut off funding from Venezuela and Cuba.

Katie Passay outlines the four-step "Color Revolution Playbook" used by globalists to take over countries by demonizing leaders, creating chaos, weaponizing courts, and installing puppets. She traces these steps in the U.S. from the 2016 Russia collusion hoax to the 91 felony charges against Donald Trump. Despite what she describes as a Marxist coup attempt, Passay asserts that the American people achieved a peaceful counter-revolution during the 2024 election.

General Michael Flynn joins the show to discuss what he describes as an ongoing coup and the undermining of the United States. Flynn reflects on his targeting by James Comey and the deep state in 2017, warning that the same forces are still active. He expresses frustration with the speed of the current administration's response to these threats and comments on Mike Pence's potential 2028 run.

The New York Times published an essay suggesting that the military should stand up to Donald Trump, which critics have labeled as an endorsement of a military coup. This follows reports of secret meetings at the Pentagon involving FBI agents and Democratic operatives discussing ways to block the president's orders. Claims are made that these groups are following a "Podesta Plan" to trigger civil unrest and force Trump from office.

Jones and a caller discuss Donald Trump's "2.0" strategy, which involves being two steps ahead of globalist insurrectionists. They claim the administration is preparing massive indictments against deep state actors and that the current deployment of the National Guard is a preemptive move to maintain order during these legal actions.

The events of January 6th are characterized as a staged event designed to entrap Donald Trump and his supporters. Claims are made that insiders within the administration coordinated with the deep state to lead marchers into a legal trap. While some individuals avoided the snare, others have faced imprisonment as a result of the operation.

Donald Trump is described as being caught in a political trap, unable to exit the war in Ukraine while being pulled into a new conflict with Iran. Daniel Estulin warns that Trump faces an internal coup from the Democratic Party and must act decisively by leaving NATO, stopping aid to Israel, and purging neocons like Lindsey Graham. Estulin draws parallels to the JFK assassination, suggesting that if Trump fails to dismantle the deep state, he may face a similar fate to serve as a warning to future populist leaders.

Donald Trump faces what is described as an administrative coup orchestrated through federal bureaucracies and the judiciary. Three Democratic judges issued orders claiming the President lacks authority over federal agencies, specifically blocking control over Senate-confirmed cabinet positions. These actions are characterized as violations of Article 1 and Article 2 of the Constitution, prompting calls for the impeachment of the involved judges.

A coordinated effort between bureaucratic, administrative, and judicial activists is attempting to subvert the will of the American people following the election of Donald Trump. Tom Homan reiterated that the FBI and other agencies are under investigation for felony leaks intended to protect corrupt networks. This resistance is framed as an emergency struggle to dislodge deep state criminals before they can further destabilize the nation.

Warnings are issued regarding an imminent coup attempt against Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Tucker Carlson before the inauguration. The deep state is allegedly preparing a national emergency or false flag event to serve as a smoke screen for military intervention. Critics argue that the corporate media is pre-programming the public to accept an armed uprising against the president-elect under the guise of protecting democracy.

Speculation regarding the 76-day period between the election and inauguration suggests the "deep state" may attempt a legislative coup to strip the president of military power. The hosts argue that if Trump wins, he must take "scorched earth" legal action against corrupt officials to prevent being neutralized. There is a shared concern that the establishment will attempt to frame political resistance as a racial civil war.

Donald Trump responded to accusations that he is afraid to debate Kamala Harris by pointing out that she is not yet the official nominee. He characterized the removal of Joe Biden from the ticket as a "coup" orchestrated by "fascists and communists" within the Democratic Party. Trump maintains that he is leading in the polls and on all major issues, making a debate with an unofficial candidate a waste of time.

Speculation is offered that during a transition to full martial law, high-profile figures including Donald Trump, Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, and Rand Paul will be targeted for assassination or silenced. The speaker claims the deep state views these individuals as significant threats to their "post-human" agenda. This is framed as a final coup against the American people and the constitutional system to implement carbon lockdowns and social credit scores.

Flynn recounts the January 5, 2017, meeting in the Oval Office as the physical start of the coup against Donald Trump. The segment also features a critique of Jane Goodall for her comments at the World Economic Forum regarding reducing the human population to levels seen 500 years ago. Flynn asserts that the globalists are "psychotics" who do not care about the destruction of civilization.

General Michael Flynn joins Alex Jones to discuss the threat of a massive cyber attack intended to disrupt the global internet. Flynn, drawing on three decades of military intelligence experience, argues that globalist enemies telegraph their moves to rally their own forces. The discussion touches on the concept of a permanent coup against Donald Trump and the necessity for the former president to remain vigilant regarding his personal security.

Shroer and Dos Santos compare the military dynamics in the US and Brazil. While Trump faced "sabotage" from top generals, Dos Santos believes the Brazilian military is more aligned with Bolsonaro's nationalist vision. However, he notes a shared fear among leadership of being labeled "authoritarian" or "dictators" by the international media if they challenge election results.

Jones and Beatty discuss the possibility of an ongoing "intelligence agency coup" involving figures like John Brennan and James Clapper. Beatty mentions that Donald Trump is a regular reader of Revolver News and suggests the former president should make exposing the January 6th setup a central part of his political platform. Jones warns Beatty to "watch his back" given the high stakes of his reporting.