Topic: Mafia

Alex Jones discusses allegations that he is a Mossad agent, noting his wife's Jewish heritage. He argues that various ethnic groups have "mafias" and criticizes organizations like the ADL for using the label of anti-semitism to silence critics of Israeli policy or those standing up for Palestinians.

The hosts discuss the transfer of the Long Beach Naval Base to the Chinese company Costco (China Ocean Shipping Company), which they link to Asian mafia triads and heroin running. They criticize the Clinton administration for facilitating this transfer and for allowing the UN to take over national treasures like Mammoth Cave. The segment emphasizes the perceived threat of foreign entities controlling strategic American infrastructure.

Tax protester Irwin Schiff argues that there is no law in the Internal Revenue Code that makes the average citizen liable for income tax. He cites a letter from Congressman Dan Burton and various accounting discrepancies to claim that the federal government collects taxes in violation of its own laws.

Alex Jones addresses claims that Mayor Michael Bloomberg hired undercover agents or mafia members to pose as crackheads during his New York visit. He explains his aggressive behavior on Piers Morgan's show was due to having a 102-degree fever and the flu. Jones describes the filth of the CNN bathrooms as a metaphor for the network's decline and claims they have not invited him back to prevent "America waking up."