Topic: Auschwitz

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach drew a parallel between the final days of Adolf Hitler and the current Iranian leadership, noting that Hitler prioritized the annihilation of Jews over the survival of his own starving soldiers. He argued that radical Islamists, like Nazis, are not motivated by self-preservation and would use a nuclear bomb even if it meant their own destruction. This "irrationality" is cited as the primary reason Iran must never be allowed to maintain a nuclear arsenal.

Don Lemon questioned Elon Musk regarding his tweets about illegal immigration and the Great Replacement Theory. Musk asserted that increasing illegal immigration is a strategy to boost Democratic voting power, while Lemon argued such rhetoric radicalizes mass shooters. The segment also covers Musk's meeting with Donald Trump and his stated preference for leaning away from Joe Biden.

The Canadian government faces scrutiny following the honoring of a Ukrainian Nazi unit soldier in Parliament, prompting calls for a historical reckoning regarding war criminals admitted after World War II. Investigations into the De Schene Commission highlight secret reports of Nazi collaborators, while historical records link Senator Prescott Bush to companies that profited from Nazi Germany's financial backers. These business dealings continued until assets were seized in 1942 under the Trading with the Enemy Act, eventually leading to civil actions by former slave laborers.

Roseanne Barr recounts a childhood vision of a man on a horse who told her she would be okay after she saw Holocaust footage on TV. She grew up in an apartment building in Salt Lake City filled with Auschwitz survivors. Barr discusses her struggles with "nervous breakdowns" and her refusal to let psychiatrists "cut her away from God."

Epcot Center is described as a prototype for "15-minute AI smart cities" and communal living models promoted by the United Nations. The park's iconic geodesic ball is sponsored by Siemens, a corporation with historical ties to the Nazi regime. This experimental community is viewed as a training ground for future urban environments where privacy is eliminated in favor of total corporate and technological integration.

The German conglomerate Siemens has been awarded a $7.3 billion contract to overhaul the U.S. rail infrastructure. The company’s historical ties to forced labor at Auschwitz are highlighted, alongside its modern "Healthineers" division which promotes hologram-based medical visits. Critics argue that Siemens is a key player in the globalist agenda to replace human doctors with AI and implement "hospitals without walls" for remote monitoring.

A caller presents a series of historical "pros and cons" regarding Kanye West's comments, citing 1995 New York Times reports on revised Auschwitz death tolls and the imprisonment of Rudolph Hess. The caller then pivots to a "blockbuster" claim about the TV show *Yellowstone*, alleging a "666" subliminal embed in a recent episode involving an attorney general character.

The commercial real estate market is reportedly crumbling, with office occupancy in New York City falling below 20%. The European Union has recommended reinstating restrictions on U.S. tourists, further damaging the global hospitality sector. Additionally, New York Judge Jed Rakoff is criticized for claiming that the unvaccinated pose a "danger" and potentially cause "self-deaths," a rhetoric Celente compares to historical authoritarianism.

Celente compares Germany's new "Infection Protection Law" to the 1933 Enabling Act that gave Hitler dictatorial powers. He references the anniversary of the murder of Sinti and Roma at Auschwitz to remind listeners that government-led genocide is not ancient history and that current "COVID cops" are exhibiting similar authoritarian behavior.

Dr. Boyle warns against the "mass inoculation" of children aged 12 to 15, comparing the current vaccine rollout to Dr. Mengele's experiments at Auschwitz. He claims that the scientists involved have a "Nazi mentality" and do not care about the long-term disabilities or deaths caused by their research. Boyle emphasizes that the Wuhan BSL-4 lab is essentially China's version of Fort Detrick, focused on offensive biowarfare rather than public health.

Boyle provides a historical overview of the Nuremberg Doctors Trial, where German physicians were executed for unethical human experimentation. He explains that the resulting Nuremberg Code is now part of customary international criminal law. Boyle recounts using these principles to defend Dr. Yolanda Hewitt Vaughn, who was adopted as a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International.

Artur Pawlowski warns that communism has already arrived in the West, citing the takeover of mainstream media and the use of state propaganda. He compares current lockdown measures to the early stages of Nazi Germany, noting that by the time many people woke up, concentration camps like Dachau were already built. Pawlowski urges the public to use the remaining "window of opportunity" to resist before total enslavement is finalized.