Topic: Vault 7

Speculation arises regarding potential false flag operations staged by the CIA or Mossad to keep the United States engaged in the Iran war. Comparisons are drawn to the September 11 attacks and the shooting down of Flight 93, suggesting the Deep State uses spectacular events to justify a police state. The host warns that while Iranian sleeper cells are a real threat, limited or highly staged attacks often point to domestic intelligence operations.

Vice President JD Vance and President Trump have announced "Project Vault," a strategic reserve for critical minerals intended to protect US industry from market disruptions. The plan involves establishing enforceable price floors and adjustable tariffs to prevent China from undercutting domestic miners. Jones and guest Dr. Kirk Elliott discuss how this policy aims to end paper manipulation of silver prices by big banks.

Donald Trump's interest in Greenland and "critical minerals" like antimony is linked to a secret plan to achieve global dominance through "free energy" technology and advanced weaponry. The "Project Vault" initiative aims to secure these resources, which were allegedly handed to China by the Biden administration. Pete Santilli claims that Trump signed a national emergency regarding critical minerals in 2020 to counter China's 90% monopoly on the market.

Alex Jones discusses his influence as a media figure while highlighting the deep state's opposition to his platform. The report transitions into Amazon's dominance in government server contracts under Jeff Bezos, surpassing Microsoft in recent years. Analysis of the Snowden documents suggests CIA Vault 7 plans involve launching false flag cyber attacks to be blamed on Russia or China.

CNN's Jake Tapper and journalist Julie Brown report that while a single "client list" may be a red herring, the FBI vault contains thousands of pages of redacted evidence. This includes witness testimonies and information about video cameras Epstein kept in his residences. The administration's refusal to release these files is criticized as playing the public for fools and allowing legacy media to claim the moral high ground.

Listeners report concerns about illegal wiretapping and federal infiltration of civic organizations. The host confirms that the NSA and FBI use backdoor systems to monitor and frame political dissidents, citing the "Vault 7" leaks as evidence. He advises patriots to remain "straight-laced" and aware that they are being targeted by a combination of government agencies and private globalist corporations.

Callers discuss the presence of feds in Philadelphia and the use of bus drivers as a source of "ground intel" regarding troop movements. The host addresses concerns about illegal wiretapping, citing the NSA and the "Vault 7" revelations. He advises listeners to treat "weaponized" leftists with extreme caution and to unify with other aware patriots.

Globalist entities within intelligence agencies are allegedly targeting and sabotaging the Trump administration by leaking and spoofing military and economic plans. Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic is identified as a recipient of leaked information, which is characterized as a Vault 7-style operation involving CIA hacking technology. Top security officials including Mike Waltz and Tulsi Gabbard have reportedly had their private contact information and Signal passcodes compromised online.

The Signal messaging app is described as being compromised by government backdoors, following a Biden administration order for federal agencies to use the platform. Reference is made to Vault 7 and Edward Snowden's revelations regarding CIA capabilities to spoof addresses and frame individuals. The recent arrest of a Telegram leader is cited as evidence of a crackdown on platforms the government cannot control.

Revelations from Edward Snowden regarding Vault 7 are used to argue that the CIA possesses tools to break into encrypted apps like Signal to plant evidence or misrepresent communications. The Biden administration's promotion of Signal is framed as a strategy to monitor users through known vulnerabilities. The host asserts that transparency and "straight shooting" are the only defenses against these clandestine operations.

The CIA's Vault 7 hacking tools are described as the primary method for framing political enemies by planting evidence like child pornography or spoofing leaks. Similar tactics are allegedly being used against Elon Musk and Mike Waltz to portray them as foreign agents. The segment also mentions the Australian and British governments' efforts to obtain encryption keys to monitor and frame citizens.

The host recaps the dangers of the Trump administration using Signal, noting that the Texas AG exposed the Biden administration's use of the app to help Mexican cartels. Mike Waltz and Pete Hegseth's denials of adding Goldberg to their chat are supported by the host, who points to Vault 7 "spoofing" as the likely cause. The segment emphasizes that the deep state uses these tools to frame patriots.

Despite the market dip, Jones suggests buying Tesla stock is a "bet on America." He theorizes that the cyber attacks on X originate from within U.S. Cyber Command using "backdoors" and "Vault 7" style tools. He suggests that the globalists, including MI6 and the Obama-led "shadow government" in London, are using these systems to maintain control as their international order dies.

A former federal agent explains the rigorous protocols for cataloging and storing evidence in federal investigations, noting that losing files is nearly impossible under normal circumstances. The only instance cited where evidence was legitimately lost occurred during the collapse of 7 World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, which housed a Secret Service office. This context is used to argue that the "loss" of Epstein's tapes was a deliberate act of destruction.

Predictions for the 76-day presidential transition include potential false flag operations targeting minorities, the release of new viruses, or massive cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. Reference is made to Klaus Schwab's warnings that a cyber attack could surpass the impact of COVID-19. Allegations suggest the CIA uses tools identified in the Vault 7 leaks to frame foreign adversaries for domestic disruptions.

Assange details the CIA's "Vault 7" hacking tools, which allowed the agency to subvert smartphones, smart TVs, and cars. He alleges that under Mike Pompeo, the CIA drew up plans to kidnap or assassinate him and targeted his wife and infant son for DNA collection and surveillance.

John Bowne reports on newly declassified CIA documents obtained by John Greenwald of The Black Vault regarding human experimentation. The documents suggest that MKUltra was only the "tip of the iceberg" and included projects involving brain implants in animals and humans. The report warns that these historical programs have evolved into the modern AI-driven surveillance and control grid.

A caller named Mike discusses the Amazon Prime series "Fallout," drawing parallels between the fictional "Vault-Tec" corporation and the real-world military-industrial complex. Chase Geiser agrees with the comparison, noting that Vault-Tec had a financial incentive to trigger nuclear war to sell vault leases. Geiser argues that modern politicians and defense contractors similarly profit from perpetual conflict regardless of whether the United States actually wins the wars.

MIA recounts her visit to Julian Assange at Belmarsh prison and discusses his final interview before his internet access was severed. In that interview, Assange warned about "evil dust" or nanotechnology being used for pervasive surveillance. The host notes that Assange's revelations, including Vault 7, made him the primary target of the global intelligence apparatus.

The Australian government and parliament have significantly increased pressure on the Biden administration to release Julian Assange. This diplomatic friction occurs as the U.S. seeks to secure Australia's rare earth minerals for its China containment strategy. The current legal battle is traced back to the 2017 "Vault 7" leaks, which prompted then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo to designate WikiLeaks as a "non-state hostile intelligence agency."