Topic: 1917

A caller from Detroit emphasizes the importance of focusing on gubernatorial races in battleground states like Michigan to drive voter turnout. He references the film *Checkist* to illustrate how the Soviet revolution led to the murder of millions after the fighting stopped. Larry Pinckney adds that "democratic socialism" is a contradiction, as the core tenet of communism is the "dictatorship of the proletariat."

Fuentes characterizes the current era as a historical inflection point comparable to 1917 or 1945, marked by the collapse of the monetary system and shifting tectonic plates in geopolitics. They link the Kirk murder to a broader trend of political violence, including the attempt on Donald Trump's life and the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson by Luigi Mangione. Jones warns that these events are a "crescendo" leading toward a major crisis.

Gerald Celente provides a historical overview of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, tracing its modern roots to the 1917 Balfour Declaration. He argues that the creation of Israel was a British imperial project and asserts that current settlements are a violation of the Geneva Convention.

Russian President Vladimir Putin compared current Western social changes to the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, noting that the rejection of family and traditional morality was previously tried and failed. Putin argued that while the United States may pursue these "fashionable" trends, Russia intends to maintain its age-old values and religious foundations.

A clip from Trump's interview with Candace Owens is played, where he claims the vaccine is one of the "greatest achievements of mankind" and compares it to the 1917 Spanish Flu. Trump argues that those who get sick are the ones not taking the vaccine, while also speaking out against masking children. Jones and Steinberg criticize Trump's praise of the vaccine as a "cult" mentality.

Alex Jones plays a clip of Senator Roger Wicker on Fox News refusing to rule out a "first use nuclear action" against Russia. Jones lambasts Wicker and host Neil Cavuto as "pampered, weak" men who do not understand the reality of nuclear war. He argues that the hatred for Russia in Hollywood, specifically citing Rob Reiner, stems from Russia's return to Christianity after being "raped" by globalists following the 1917 revolution.