Monday, 16 February 2026

Alex Jones Calls Texas Senators Cowards At Texas Capitol For Caving To Fed TSA Threats [MyYfoLWi Dc]

Federal threats to ground all commercial flights in Texas force state senators to abandon a landmark bill aimed at criminalizing intrusive TSA security searches.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 2m listen | 3 chapters
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About this episode

Alex Jones led a massive protest at the Texas Capitol after the Texas Senate rejected legislation designed to ban intrusive TSA patdowns. United States Attorney officials issued a formal warning to state leaders, claiming that the passage of the bill would conflict with federal law and force the cancellation of all commercial flights within Texas. This federal intervention effectively killed the anti-groping measure despite significant public support.

Senator Dan Patrick confirmed that the Department of Justice and the TSA threatened a total shutdown of Texas airports to prevent the bill from becoming law. This pressure forced several senators to flip their votes, shifting the legislative focus toward the state budget and school finance. Protesters organized by Alex Jones displayed signs labeling the TSA as a criminal organization and criticized the Senate for caving to federal intimidation. Texas would have been the first state in the nation to criminalize federal aviation security protocols.

Alex Jones called Texas Senators cowards during a heated rally on the Capitol steps as the legislative session concluded. The demonstration featured hundreds of listeners who traveled to Austin to demand the passage of the House bill. Guest speakers and activists joined the crowd to denounce the federal government's overreach and the perceived surrender of state sovereignty by local officials.


CHAPTER 01 / 3 Discussion

Texas Senate Rejects Legislation Banning Controversial TSA Patdowns

The Texas Senate rejected proposed legislation that would have banned intrusive TSA patdowns at airports across the state. United States Attorney officials issued a formal letter warning that passing the bill would conflict with federal law and potentially result in the cancellation of all flights within Texas. Protesters gathered at the Capitol to oppose the Senate's decision after the bill died in session.

texas senate· tsa patdowns· camille williams· federal law· airport security

00:14 Well, those controversial TSA patdowns at airports all across the country were almost banned right here in Texas. But this afternoon they proposed legislation died in the Senate Fox 7 Camille Williams on this story she joins us live from the Capitol with the details meal. Mariana those Pat downs can make you feel a little uneasy but last night the United States attorney said in a letter either deal with it or flights here in Texas will be canceled We don't need a megaphone to expose the tyranny of that cowardly Senate. Protesters Wednesday afternoon threw punches at the Senate. Here's why. Remember the House bill that would punish TSA agents for doing intrusive pat-downs? Well, on Tuesday the United States Attorney sent this letter basically stating if this law passes it would be in conflict with the federal law and that means flights in Texas could be canceled so on Wednesday the bill died in the Senate I don't think we should bow down to the federal government at all If Texas wants have a no groping state that's our right to do that This is how they break you

CHAPTER 02 / 3 Discussion

Alex Jones Leads Capitol Protest Against TSA Security Measures

Radio host Alex Jones organized a group of listeners to protest at the Texas Capitol, advocating for the passage of a House bill that would punish TSA agents for intrusive searches. Protesters displayed signs labeling the TSA as criminal and criticized government overreach. Despite the demonstration, the bill failed to gain the necessary legislative momentum following federal intervention.

alex jones· capitol protest· tsa· civil liberties· texas house bill

01:15 Alex Jones, a radio talk show host invited a pack of his listeners to show up at the Capitol and protest. Their hope was for senators to have a change of heart. Understand this is only the beginning! It's time they understand that control freak parasites have gone too far Today's message was loud. Protesters were holding up signs like this TSA is criminal, but that wasn't even loud enough to get this bill to pass Senator Dan Patrick co-sponsored the bill and I had 30 of 31 senators to support it.

01:52 And then the TSA came in and the Justice Department, and they threatened the state of Texas. They said if you pass this bill in essence we may shut down all the airports in Texas that's what they told me personally." That threat was enough to flip many votes. We quite frankly got more important things. We still don't have a budget. We still do not have school finance. It might make sense for Congress to hear our concerns, have a review of it, and do the right thing And Lauriana, we tried to contact the United States attorney but he did not return our phone calls tonight. Texas would have been the first state to have a law like this back to you? Yeah it is a very heated issue and will remain that way alright Camille

CHAPTER 03 / 3 Discussion

Senator Dan Patrick Cites Federal Threats for Bill Failure

Senator Dan Patrick reported that the Department of Justice and the TSA threatened to shut down all Texas airports if the anti-groping legislation passed. This federal pressure caused several senators to flip their votes, leading the Senate to prioritize other issues such as the state budget and school finance. Texas would have been the first state in the nation to enact such a law against federal aviation security protocols.

dan patrick· justice department· texas airports· school finance· state budget

01:15 Alex Jones, a radio talk show host invited a pack of his listeners to show up at the Capitol and protest. Their hope was for senators to have a change of heart. Understand this is only the beginning! It's time they understand that control freak parasites have gone too far Today's message was loud. Protesters were holding up signs like this TSA is criminal, but that wasn't even loud enough to get this bill to pass Senator Dan Patrick co-sponsored the bill and I had 30 of 31 senators to support it.

01:52 And then the TSA came in and the Justice Department, and they threatened the state of Texas. They said if you pass this bill in essence we may shut down all the airports in Texas that's what they told me personally." That threat was enough to flip many votes. We quite frankly got more important things. We still don't have a budget. We still do not have school finance. It might make sense for Congress to hear our concerns, have a review of it, and do the right thing And Lauriana, we tried to contact the United States attorney but he did not return our phone calls tonight. Texas would have been the first state to have a law like this back to you? Yeah it is a very heated issue and will remain that way alright Camille