Topic: Weaponization Committee

Serafin critiques former FBI official Steve DeAntuono, calling him a "false flag specialist" for his roles in the Whitmer kidnapping case and J6. He also expresses disappointment in Dan Bongino and Kash Patel, suggesting they have failed to deliver on promises to solve the pipe bomb case. He notes that the current FBI Director is in Beijing, China, while this scandal is breaking.

A recap of the COVID-19 origin investigation highlights the theory that the virus was an engineered bio-weapon from a Wuhan lab. The segment references an interim report from the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. It suggests that global labs weaponize viruses under the guise of "defensive research," leading to catastrophic accidental releases.

Enrique Tarrio asks to be subpoenaed by the House Weaponization Committee led by Jim Jordan, claiming he has information he cannot share publicly. He thanks the InfoWars audience for their prayers and financial support, stating that he is standing on his values despite the 22-year sentence. The segment ends as the prison phone system cuts off the call.

Constitutional lawyer Robert Barnes joins the program to discuss the weaponization of government and intelligence agencies in collaboration with big tech. Barnes characterizes the organized nature of surveillance and de-banking as a form of racketeering rather than a simple First Amendment issue. The discussion focuses on recent congressional hearings regarding the suppression of dissent.