Topic: Assassination Attempt

The Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) is described as a "private kill squad" answering directly to the President, operating outside Congressional oversight. The discussion links Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the second Trump assassination attempt, to Fort Bragg based on his numerous visits to the base. The failure of the attempt is characterized as a potential "last ditch effort" by deep state actors to handle a political problem off the books.

Ryan Christian examines the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, highlighting conflicting narratives between the Secret Service and local police. He points out physical anomalies, specifically questioning how a shooter from the identified roof could have struck the top back right of Trump's ear while the former president was looking toward the jumbotron. The lack of transparent information from official sources is identified as a major red flag.

Greg Carlwood analyzes the anomalies surrounding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. He discusses the rapid healing of Trump's ear and the medical report issued by Congressman Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician. The segment also touches on viral videos involving the family of Thomas Matthew Crooks and the speculation within the conspiracy community regarding the authenticity of the event and the medical findings.

The host analyzes the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, highlighting potential MKUltra "boxes" checked by the suspect, including parents with backgrounds in behavioral studies and psychiatry. Skepticism is expressed regarding the Secret Service's failure to secure the roof and the unusual live-streaming of the rally by major networks. The host rejects the "staged by Trump" narrative, instead suggesting a desperate attempt by established powers to maintain control as Biden's support wanes.

The host discusses the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, criticizing mainstream media headlines for using minimizing language like "loud noises." The segment explores the potential security failures of the Secret Service under a Biden appointee and compares the situation to the denial of protection for RFK Jr. The host suggests that the volatile political climate and media rhetoric regarding the "end of the world" set the stage for such an event.

Sean Peter describes how his research into feminism led him to Valerie Solanas, the woman who attempted to assassinate Andy Warhol in 1968. Solanas was the founder of the Society for the Cutting Up of Men (SCUM) and a radical feminist who viewed men as obsolete. The official narrative suggests she shot Warhol because his team lost a play she had written titled "Up Your Ass," but the investigation suggests deeper motivations.

Andrew Jackson is highlighted as a pivotal figure who successfully defeated the Rothschild banking interests by vetoing the bank's charter renewal. Hayes details Jackson's victory at the Battle of New Orleans and his survival of multiple assassination attempts during his presidency. The discussion also touches on Jackson's personal history as a Mason, a slave owner, and a duelist who carried a bullet in his chest until his death.

Following his disagreement with the group's genocidal agendas, Stan Deyo was disavowed and targeted for assassination. He escaped into the Australian bush, traveling for six months to reach Perth. Under the protection of the Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO), he began exposing the group's activities through his book and various media appearances.