Topic: Unconstitutional

A provision for a massive IRS expansion has been discovered within a new legislative bill, which is described as a "police state" measure. The provision reportedly targets the poorest workers to drive them into submission. Expectations are set that Donald Trump will demand the removal of these unconstitutional elements from the final bill.

A caller reports a legal victory in New York where a judge struck down Governor Hochul's attempt to issue quarantines without due process. Jones notes that similar mandates are being defeated in Canada and France as public resistance grows. He concludes his portion of the broadcast by thanking his crew and introducing Paul Joseph Watson for the fourth hour.

Guest host Pete Santilli reports a landmark victory for Pastor Tony Spell, whose 35 criminal charges for keeping his church open during COVID lockdowns were overturned by the Louisiana Supreme Court. The court ruled that the executive orders violated Spell's fundamental right to exercise religion and were unconstitutional. Santilli frames this as a major blow to "COVID tyrants" and a significant win for the U.S. Constitution.

Alfie Oaks discusses the potential for $44 million in federal fines against his business, stating he will never pay and will meet such levies with "utmost resistance." He references the Second Amendment as a tool against tyrannical government. The conversation suggests that Biden's vaccine mandates are a distraction from the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmidt has filed lawsuits against mask mandates in St. Louis and Kansas City, labeling them unconstitutional government overreach. Schmidt argues that using fear to compel medical compliance is the hallmark of a dystopian biomedical security state. A judge recently issued a temporary restraining order halting the mandate in St. Louis County following Schmidt's legal challenge.