Topic: Trump Spying

Marjorie Taylor Greene expresses shock over Donald Trump's call for a clean reauthorization of FISA Section 702. She highlights the reversal from Trump's previous "Kill FISA" stance and criticizes Republican leadership for allowing warrantless spying on American citizens to continue.

NSA documents provided by Sheriff Joe Arpaio in 2016 allegedly show that the federal government began illegal surveillance of Donald Trump and specific media figures in 2013. Claims are made that a national security investigation was opened out of the Boston office to target journalists and political opponents under the guise of Russian interference. These documents are being retrieved from archives to prove long-standing illegal spying operations by the deep state.

A White House video features Donald Trump accusing the Obama campaign of spying on his 2016 campaign using national intelligence agencies. Trump names Barack Obama, Joe Biden, James Comey, and John Brennan as individuals who were aware of the operation. He describes the actions as the "political crime of the century" and calls for legal consequences for those involved.

A clip from a 60 Minutes interview shows Donald Trump arguing with Leslie Stahl about his campaign being spied on. Stahl repeatedly claims there is no evidence, while Trump insists the spying has been verified and that the media is suppressing the truth to protect Joe Biden. The segment also references intelligence assessments from 2016 regarding Russia's inability to change the election outcome.

A speaker discusses the psychology of cults, comparing modern political movements to Scientology. The conversation moves to the potential use of the Hatch Act and racketeering laws to challenge government agencies that have a "political vendetta" against Donald Trump and his supporters.

The hosts discuss how mainstream media reports facts in a way that leaves audiences believing lies, specifically regarding the spying on Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. They argue that media outlets isolate stories like the housing crisis and birth rates to prevent people from seeing them as part of a unified globalist agenda.

New documents allegedly confirm that former CIA Director John Brennan utilized the "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance to bypass U.S. laws and spy on 26 associates of Donald Trump. This operation is described as the foundation for subsequent "lawfare," debanking, and censorship. The term "bumping" is identified as an intelligence tactic used to harass and terrorize domestic political targets under the guise of investigating Russian influence.

The narrative posits that the "Russia Collusion" investigation was a diversion created by Obama and Clinton to hide their own financial crimes. It is claimed that Obama illegally spied on the Trump campaign to prevent a future administration from prosecuting his "dirty deals." Trump is criticized for failing to dismantle the deep state during his presidency.

The segment covers Special Counsel John Durham's findings regarding allegations that the Hillary Clinton campaign paid to infiltrate computer servers at Trump Tower and the White House. Alex Jones characterizes this as the greatest political scandal in American history and an act of treason against the Republic. The discussion criticizes the mainstream media for ignoring the story or dismissing it as "noise" to protect Democratic interests.

Judge Andrew Napolitano joins the broadcast to discuss his vindication regarding claims that the Obama administration spied on Donald Trump. Napolitano was sidelined at Fox News in 2017 for reporting that GCHQ was used to surveil Trump Tower. He notes that John Durham’s recent filings confirm that federal assets were indeed used to spy on Trump during his campaign and presidency.

Alex Jones discusses a new filing from Special Counsel John Durham, which allegedly confirms that allies of Hillary Clinton spied on internet traffic at the Trump White House and Trump Tower. Jones reminds listeners that he reported on this surveillance in early 2017, despite being called "insane" by the mainstream press. He argues that the fading superpower of the US is being hollowed out by a corrupt bureaucracy and "shadowy mega-combines."