Topic: Vichy France

The pace of the Russian assault on Ukraine is analyzed, with the host suggesting that Putin is targeting military infrastructure to force a transition to a puppet government. The strategy is compared to the German occupation of France in 1940. Warnings are reiterated about the globalists using cyber attacks to trigger Article 5.

An analysis of the Russian invasion suggests that Putin successfully bought off Ukrainian generals prior to the conflict, mirroring tactics used in World War II. The segment explores the historical relationship between Russia and Ukraine, noting that Russia was founded in Ukraine and that Putin views the territory as essential to the Russian Empire. Jones claims the Ukrainian president may be acting as a double agent in a war that was won before it began.

The host compares the current U.S. administration to the Vichy French collaborators of World War II, alleging they have sold out to multinational corporations. Mathis suggests that even "good Republicans" like Rand Paul may be inhibited by a "shadow government" involving blackmail and threats. She notes that the system's biggest fear is the unification of Americans across political lines.

War correspondent Michael Yon reports from the Darien Gap on a "financed invasion" of migrants moving toward the US border. Bracken uses the term "anarcho-tyranny" to describe a system where patriots are persecuted while criminals and illegal migrants are given free reign. He compares current federal law enforcement officers to Vichy France officials collaborating with an occupying force.