Topic: Wiki Leaks

Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly characterized America as the "new Rome," suggesting a historical and future conflict between Israel and Western powers. Meanwhile, Marco Rubio has moved to designate the "Cartel of the Suns" in Venezuela as a foreign terrorist organization. The segment also revisits the WikiLeaks Podesta emails, asserting that mainstream media is beginning to validate claims originally associated with the Pizzagate controversy.

Alex Jones and a caller criticize the "Q" movement as a CIA-run counterintelligence operation designed to sow dissension among Trump supporters. Jones claims he was approached to be involved in the operation years ago but refused, recognizing it as a "cloak and dagger" setup. He contrasts the "esoteric rumors" of Q with real-world developments like RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Donald Trump.

The documentary "The Trust Fall" by Kim Statton is highlighted for its portrayal of Julian Assange's life and the psychological torture he has endured. Maria Zee discusses the dangerous precedent that an espionage conviction for a journalist would set for free speech worldwide. The segment references Mike Benz's research on the government's mechanism for censoring citizens under the guise of national security.

Roger Stone returns to assess the situation, drawing on his own experience with a gag order under Judge Amy Berman Jackson. Stone argues that gagging Trump is a reaction to his effectiveness as a "counterpuncher." He points out the hypocrisy of gagging a defendant while allowing media outlets like CNN to attack them daily. Stone maintains that there was never any evidence of Russian collusion or WikiLeaks collaboration in his own case.