Topic: Ukraine Elections

Volodymyr Zelensky has refused to review the current peace plan, allegedly under pressure from NATO leaders like Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer. Donald Trump has threatened to cut all funding to NATO, characterizing the organization as an offensive "UN World Army" rather than a defensive alliance. Zelensky faces criticism for maintaining martial law, banning political opposition, and closing Orthodox churches while avoiding national elections.

Vladimir Putin has proposed replacing the current Ukrainian leadership with a temporary government administered by the United Nations. He argues that the current Kiev government is illegitimate and that Moscow will only negotiate a peace treaty with a "capable and trusted" administration. This new government would be tasked with holding democratic elections to restore legitimate power in the region.

Alex Jones claims he accurately predicted that Israel would begin attacking Iran once Donald Trump became president-elect. He also discusses the escalation of the war in Ukraine, specifically mentioning the use of Storm Shadow and ATACMS missiles. Jones asserts that Trump won the popular vote despite "massive fraud" and that the current administration is flooding Ukraine with money to sustain the conflict past the inauguration.

Donald Trump is urged to use his bully pulpit as president-elect to de-escalate the conflict in Ukraine. A peaceful resolution is sought to counter ongoing war talk and provocations from the current administration and Russia. A message of peace before Thanksgiving is suggested as a crucial move for the incoming leadership.

A limited bulletin from Homeland Security reportedly warns law enforcement of potential violence on Election Day involving individuals "emotionally enthralled" in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Jack Posobiec claims this memo targets the same demographic as Ryan Wesley Routh to create a pretext for a national crackdown on dissidents. The segment highlights the ongoing danger to Donald Trump and JD Vance as the election approaches.

The host revisits the theory that globalists are "disengaging" and seeking an armistice in the Ukraine war due to Trump's lead in the polls. Jennings cites internal leaks and public shifts in rhetoric as evidence that the establishment is preparing for a potential Trump victory. He asks callers to weigh in on whether this is a genuine retreat or a strategic "feint."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is criticized for visiting a U.S. ammunition plant and campaigning against Donald Trump. Alex Jones characterizes this as blatant foreign election interference funded by U.S. taxpayers. He contrasts the media's focus on alleged Russian influence with their acceptance of Zelensky's domestic political activities.

Following the conviction, polls from Axios and other outlets indicate that Trump's support has increased, with many Republicans more likely to vote for him. Fuentes reflects on the 2020 election and argues that the "deep state" is again attempting to use crisis to maintain power. The conversation also touches on the international danger of the U.S. authorizing offensive strikes against Russian soil.

The host compares the actions of Vladimir Putin to those of the United States government, citing the deaths of journalists and foreign invasions as shared behaviors. The segment also addresses President Zelensky's decision to cancel elections in Ukraine, suggesting the move was made because Zelensky feared he would lose. The host argues that the U.S. should focus on domestic issues rather than "defending democracy" abroad.

The political situation in Argentina is discussed, where Javier Milei has entered a runoff election despite facing legal challenges for his speech regarding currency devaluation. This is compared to the barring of Bolsonaro in Brazil and the various indictments against Donald Trump in the U.S. The host questions why hundreds of billions of dollars are sent to Ukraine and Israel while the domestic economy suffers.

Alex Jones and analyst Jack Posobiec warn that globalists may attempt to cancel the 2024 election or assassinate political figures to maintain power. Jones claims the Ukrainian military is threatening terror attacks against anti-war dissidents and that sleeper cells are being prepared for false flag operations in the U.S. and Europe. He notes that some U.S. senators are calling for investigations into the transfer of national security information to Ukraine.

Patrick Byrne compares the 2020 U.S. election anomalies to similar patterns observed in Ukraine, Iraq, and the Philippines. He argues that the same equipment and "cockamamie stories" about shutting down counts have been used globally to facilitate fraudulent outcomes.

A dramatic monologue titled "If I Was the Deep State" outlines a hypothetical plan to destroy America through rigged elections, false flags, and the prosecution of political rivals. The script mentions the promotion of "Ukraine Nazis," the subversion of gender identity, and the use of corrupt DAs to imprison foes. The monologue concludes with the deep state declaring "mission accomplished."

Alex Jones presents a series of hypothetical scenarios describing how a "Deep State" would theoretically destroy America through rigged elections and puppet candidates. The monologue alleges the use of false flags to enable mail-in ballots, the prosecution of political foes, and the manipulation of the judiciary. Jones further claims the Deep State promotes "Ukraine Nazis," gender ideology, and pedophilia to demoralize the citizenry.

The segment features an AI-generated monologue in the voice of Paul Harvey titled "If I Was the Deep State." The piece describes a theoretical plan to destroy America through rigged elections, puppet candidates, and the prosecution of political rivals. It also mentions the promotion of "Ukraine Nazis," gender ideology, and "pedophilia ambitions" as tools of the deep state to achieve "mission accomplished."

The discussion focuses on reports from the New York Times acknowledging the presence of Nazi symbols and swastika tattoos among Ukrainian troops. Roseanne Barr claims that Hitler's rise to power was aided by election fraud and that modern media is attempting to rehabilitate "real Nazis" while labeling conservatives as extremists. The segment questions the consistency of media narratives regarding fascism.

Cortez argues that the Biden administration's intervention in Ukraine is driving a dangerous alliance between Beijing and Moscow, reversing 50 years of U.S. diplomatic strategy. He characterizes the 2024 election as the "last chance" to reclaim the republic from globalist oligarchs. The segment concludes with a warning that there is no "safety valve" or alternative to saving the United States.

Nick Fuentes and Ye express support for Vladimir Putin and Russia, viewing the Ukraine conflict as an extension of the New World Order. Ye discusses his vision for America, comparing his potential administration to Steve Jobs' approach at Apple, focusing on engineering and taking power away from Wall Street.

Nick Fuentes expresses support for Vladimir Putin, claiming the Russian leader is correct about America's embrace of Satanism. Ye discusses his vision for a "cleaner system" in America, comparing his potential administration to the engineering-focused approach of Steve Jobs at Apple. He aims to take power away from Wall Street and return it to the people.

Steve Bannon and Alex Jones discuss the need for massive voter turnout and volunteer poll workers to prevent election fraud. Bannon claims the CIA was sent to Brazil to interfere with Bolsonaro's election. They both advocate for Donald Trump to broker a peace deal in Ukraine to prevent the conflict from escalating into nuclear or biological warfare.