Topic: Vatican City

The host links the "Red Green Alliance" to a broader globalist agenda involving AI, social credit scores, and transhumanism. He references the historical Crusades as a necessary response to Islamic expansion toward Vatican City. He also claims that certain elements in Israel have gained excessive control over the U.S. government, leading to calls for the silencing of figures like Tucker Carlson.

Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne joins the program to discuss the global spiritual awakening and the role of the church in modern politics. Criticism is directed at Pope Leo for calling on Trump to embrace open borders and carbon taxes while maintaining high walls around Vatican City. The segment also touches on Jack Smith's "Operation Arctic Frost" and the alleged illegal surveillance of Republican senators.

Tom Homan addressed the "roadblocks" put up by sanctuary cities like Chicago, stating that Attorney General Pam Bondi will hold these jurisdictions accountable. Homan criticized the Pope for his comments on border enforcement, suggesting the Vatican should focus on its own issues given it is a walled city. He also noted that ICE has been instructed to stop releasing arrested individuals into the community, reversing policies from the previous four years.

Donald Trump utilized the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to hit Colombia with banking sanctions, preventing the government from conducting transactions in the U.S. Jones also discusses the Vatican's criticism of U.S. border policies, noting that J.D. Vance and Tom Homan have challenged the Pope's stance given Vatican City's own strict border controls. The segment details the specific retaliatory measures taken against the Petro administration.

Liberal ideology is accused of being a death cult that seeks to destroy the traditional family and limit resources for the poor. The Vatican is criticized for advocating for open borders and the elimination of gas heating while maintaining its own private security and resources. This movement is described as a self-appointed elite that harbors disdain for the general public.

A female bishop at the National Cathedral lectured President Trump and JD Vance during a prayer service, advocating for "trans kids" and undocumented immigrants. The host criticized the sermon as a "noble lie" and a "cult" maneuver. Pope Francis was also criticized for calling Trump's deportation plan a "calamity" while the Vatican remains a walled city.

Pope Francis is criticized for stating that closing borders is a sin while residing behind the massive walls of Vatican City. The physical fortifications of the Vatican, described as being up to 150 feet tall, are contrasted with the Pope's public stance on global migration.

The ultra-rich, including the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, are accused of financing the dissolution of borders through organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation. Jones claims the CIA uses "liberation theology" to brainwash migrants against Western culture and the middle class. The ultimate goal is described as a world of poor serfs living under universal basic income, ruled by tax-exempt city-states like Vatican City, the City of London, and a separate district in Washington D.C.

Alex Jones discusses the "city-state" model of Washington D.C., the Vatican, and the City of London as sovereign entities used by globalists. A Russian emigrant thanks Jones for his warnings about "poison shots," which she credits with saving her family. Jones encourages her to continue warning others about a potential "round two" of globalist takeovers.

A caller argues for the abolition of Washington D.C. as a sovereign city-state, comparing it to the Vatican and the City of London. The host agrees, suggesting that these entities operate above the law and that the Federal Reserve must be dismantled to restore national sovereignty.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is criticized for his expressed admiration of China's "basic dictatorship." The segment outlines a future model of "city-states" like the City of London and the Vatican, which would replace nation-states under UN Agenda 2030. This plan is compared to the "Hunger Games," where a small elite controls wealthy districts while the rest of the population lives in poverty.