The Alex Jones Show - Infowars.com

A deep dive into alleged Medicaid fraud reveals a shocking scandal in Minnesota, where citizen-journalist Nick Shirley uncovers empty daycares and questionable practices. Alex Jones exposes a systemic cover-up, naming political players involved and suggesting threats against investigators. The duo shares confrontations with officials and highlights the community's outrage over missing funds. As they call for accountability, they hint at the potential for future investigations, aiming to spotlight the need for civic responsibility in exposing fraud.

Patrick Byrne, a former CIA operative and entrepreneur, joins the discussion to unveil explosive allegations about Venezuelan infiltration in the U.S. He links this to election fraud, citing connections to U.S. lobbying firms and revealing evidence of foreign manipulation in elections. Byrne also dives into the murky ties between Venezuela, Chevron, and U.S. intelligence operations. The conversation touches on the intersection of national security and modern political maneuvers, leaving listeners questioning the extent of foreign influence in domestic affairs.

Dr. Andrew Wakefield, a filmmaker and vaccine-safety advocate, shares his controversial findings on vaccine-related harms and the backlash he faced that destroyed his medical career. He discusses alarming links between vaccination and autism, and his shift to filmmaking to expose these issues. Victor Boot, a regional leader, gives a Russian perspective on the Ukraine conflict, alleging corruption and the need to counter globalist influence. Activist Andrew Meyer joins to discuss the broader implications of free speech and political accountability amidst these urgent topics.

Nick J. Fuentes shares insights on Trump’s administration and the political challenges he faces, including internal conflicts and immigration issues. Michael Flynn warns about deep state infiltration and advocates for intelligence reforms. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene discusses legislative efforts to protect children and the ongoing conflicts within the Republican Party. Alexander Dugin critiques NATO's approach and emphasizes the importance of a multipolar world, asserting that U.S.-Russia cooperation is essential to avoid nuclear conflict.

Mark Mitchell, a polling analyst from Rasmussen Reports, shares insights on the youth crisis regarding housing, jobs, and the need for Republicans to present tangible reforms. He emphasizes economic populism to regain youth trust in politics. Meanwhile, Kirk Elliott, a precious-metals advisor, discusses the dynamics of the gold and silver markets, outlining investment strategies for those interested in tangible assets. Both guests contribute unique perspectives on current political and economic challenges facing the nation.

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