Topic: Ukraine Audit

Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes the lack of transparency regarding billions of dollars sent to Ukraine, calling it a "money laundering" scheme. She expresses outrage over agreements that commit the U.S. to the long-term reconstruction of Ukraine while American domestic needs, such as disaster relief in California and North Carolina, remain unmet. Greene also questions the focus on foreign conflicts over the domestic drug pandemic.

A report on Volodymyr Zelensky's delay in signing a rare earth minerals deal with the United States. The segment includes a clip of Ben Shapiro interviewing Zelensky regarding the transparency of the $200 billion in U.S. aid. Zelensky insists that international inspectors are auditing the funds, while Jones points to conflicting reports about how much money actually reached the Ukrainian military.

A caller promotes anti-war music under the name "Mad 45," lamenting the lack of a modern anti-war cultural movement. Barnes credits J.D. Vance and Marjorie Taylor Greene for calling for an audit of Ukrainian funds to expose deep state corruption. The segment concludes with a call for global popular protest as the only means to restrain the establishment from further escalation.

Greene argues that Republicans are losing the "information war" because donors do not invest in media to counter the Democrat-controlled narrative. She confirms her support for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker to ensure the House can audit every penny sent to Ukraine and investigate the FTX money laundering scandal. Jones agrees, stating that globalists are "cornered rats" as the public awakens to their schemes.