Topic: Field Office

A look back at 2016 reveals Hillary Clinton's efforts to tie Donald Trump to Alex Jones and "9/11 truth" conspiracies. Documents obtained via FOIA show the FBI's Boston field office labeled Jones a "racially motivated extremist" as early as 2013, a designation that required renewal every 90 days. Attorney Norm Pattis argues the SPLC "massaged" data to bankrupt Jones through the Sandy Hook trials, a process that took a decade to fully unfold.

A KTVU news report is characterized as a "hit piece" against FBI Director Christopher Wray for the bureau's failure to act on tips regarding Nikolas Cruz. Florida Governor Rick Scott has publicly called for Wray's resignation. The hosts speculate that the sudden media focus on FBI incompetence is a coordinated effort to pressure Wray into resigning because he has stood up to President Trump on other issues.

Reports surface of drivers in Arizona being stopped for roadside surveys conducted by the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, an organization linked to the Prevention Research Center in Berkeley. The hosts highlight the use of intelligence-style terminology like "outstationed" and "field office" in the organization's descriptions, suggesting a possible connection to spook activity.