Topic: Apple Watch

Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, criticizing the mainstream media for focusing on "propaganda" like Princess Kate's chemotherapy and the new Apple Watch. He argues that these stories distract from the systemic robbery of the American public through taxes and war spending. Celente promotes the Trends Journal as a source of independent analysis for those who want to think for themselves.

Andrew Riddell explains how AI uses proximity tracking and wearable devices like Apple Watches to collect data even when a phone is not present. He shares anecdotes of people receiving ads for products they only thought about or saw in a store without their devices. Riddell argues that this level of predictive modeling is being used to push agendas like lab-grown meat and electric vehicles onto the public.

Dr. Jason Dean warns that smartwatches, Fitbits, and Oura rings are tools for the World Economic Forum's "Global Governance Toolkit for Digital Mental Health." He claims these devices monitor sleep and voices to perform "computational psychiatry," eventually leading to the forced delivery of psychotropic drugs to citizens.