Topic: Virginia Election

Claims of a rigged election in Virginia center on the use of mail-in ballots, which are characterized as a primary tool for cheating. The current governor of Virginia is described as grossly incompetent, leading to businesses planning to exit the state. References are made to Charlottesville and the Southern Poverty Law Center as part of a broader effort to rig electoral outcomes.

The host presents evidence of election fraud in California and Virginia, claiming that voters were tricked into stripping power from nonpartisan commissions. He cites the case of Joe Jones in Virginia, who allegedly threatened to kill his opponent's children, as evidence of "demonic possession" within the left. Larry Pinckney agrees, stating that the current political leadership has moved beyond arrogance into a state of spiritual possession.

Senator Joe Manchin discusses why West Virginia voters shifted toward Donald Trump, citing concerns over border security and government spending. Claims are made that Democrats only maintain power through mass fraud and illegal alien voting. The potential for the Republican Party to split or for the Democratic Party to become extinct is explored.

Upcoming special elections in Virginia and New York are framed as referendums on the current administration's performance. A caller advocates for a "scorch earth" policy and "perp walks" for corrupt mayors and governors. The host transitions the broadcast to Harrison Smith and "The War Room," urging listeners to support the store to keep the network on the air.

A federal prosecutor in Virginia has reportedly refused to move forward with charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James despite grand jury interest. James is accused of mortgage fraud and election interference similar to the charges she brought against Donald Trump. The refusal to prosecute is cited as evidence of a "total belligerency" within the justice system.

An NGO in Arlington, Virginia, known as the Center for Election Progress, is identified as a vehicle for CIA and Soros-funded election activities. Since the Obama administration took power, billions have been spent to "modernize" international elections by installing specific computerized systems. This operation is linked to the broader goal of globalist control over sovereign voting processes.

Mark Mitchell discusses the shifting demographics in the 2024 electorate, noting that Trump has made significant gains with Hispanic and Black men. He highlights that "low propensity" voters—those who rarely vote—are overwhelmingly trending Republican this cycle. Mitchell also mentions that Trump is competitive in traditionally blue states like Virginia and New Hampshire, suggesting a broad political realignment is underway.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued an emergency stay allowing the state of Virginia to purge non-citizens from its voting rolls. Governor Glenn Youngkin’s administration successfully argued for the removal of these names despite lower court opposition. Jones frames this as a major blow to the Department of Justice and a victory for election integrity.

The Supreme Court is expected to hear a case that could potentially strike down charges related to the January 6th Capitol riot. Meanwhile, the West Virginia Secretary of State has alleged that the 2020 election was influenced by the CIA. The segment also touches on the reinstatement of the InfoWars account on X and the continued survival of the network despite censorship.

Alex Jones introduces a broadcast featuring Mark Dice and Dr. Judy Mikovits while alleging widespread election fraud in Virginia and Kentucky. He highlights a viral video of a Democratic voter confronting a GOP poll worker and claims gas line breaks were used to keep polling places open late in Democratic areas. Jones also previews a report on African despots and lithium mines for an upcoming special.

A featured clip of Russell Brand highlights past statements from Democratic Party members questioning the security of electronic voting machines. Figures like Ron Wyden and other officials are shown expressing concerns about hacking vulnerabilities and backdoors in systems used in Georgia and Texas. The segment argues that both political parties query election legitimacy only when they lose.

Mike Lindell announces a major upcoming event on August 16th and 17th to unveil a new plan for securing elections. He claims the plan has been in development for a year and will be implemented in upcoming elections in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Virginia. Lindell asserts that this strategy will secure elections "overnight" and will be live-streamed in 80 languages.

A caller from Montana suggests using the "Virginia model" of intensive poll watching to ensure election integrity in the upcoming midterms. Alex Jones agrees, noting that several states have passed new laws to combat fraud and that the fight for the electoral process is essential. The segment emphasizes that exposing fraud is a slow process but that more people are becoming aware of the vulnerabilities in the system.

The "awakening" of suburban mothers in Virginia is cited as a turning point in American politics, driven by opposition to school lockdowns and mask mandates. However, concerns are raised about the potential for "stolen" midterms in 2022 through ballot harvesting and lack of legislative reform. Jones warns that the Deep State may use the Russia-Ukraine conflict as a "squirrel tactic" to distract from domestic issues.

House Republicans are reportedly planning aggressive probes into the Biden administration if they retake the House in 2022. Topics of interest include the origins of COVID-19 and alleged NSA spying on Tucker Carlson. The segment notes high GOP polling numbers and recent electoral successes in Virginia as indicators of a potential shift in power.

General Michael Flynn and Alex Jones discuss a "Draft Flynn" movement within the Republican Party in case Donald Trump does not run in 2024. Flynn warns of potential "black swan" events manufactured to justify authoritarian moves. He urges Americans to stop making excuses and get involved in their local communities to protect freedom for future generations.

Patrick Byrne and General Michael Flynn promote "The America Project," an organization focused on grassroots election integrity. They discuss Mike Lindell's upcoming lawsuit involving 26 state attorneys general and the success of volunteer efforts in the Virginia election. Flynn notes that a significant percentage of both Republicans and Democrats now believe there was fraud in the 2020 election.

Surveillance footage from Georgia is cited as evidence of election workers pulling suitcases of ballots from under tables after observers were dismissed. Similar concerns are raised regarding the Virginia gubernatorial race, where election officials have warned that results may be delayed until Friday. The delay is attributed to new state laws regarding the counting of mail-in votes, which is framed as a precursor to potential fraud.

Jerome Bell, a retired Naval Petty Officer running for Congress in Virginia, discusses the need for a "new conservative revolution." He argues that the 2020 election was a coup d'etat and that the Patriot Act is now being used against American patriots. Bell calls for the release of January 6th "political prisoners" and the arrest of those who committed election fraud.