Topic: Baby Formula Shortage

Rising gas prices have led to an increase in fuel theft, including siphoning and drilling into gas tanks. The Abbott baby formula plant in Sturgis, Michigan, faced a new closure due to weather damage, exacerbating the national shortage. Additionally, President Biden has threatened U.S. oil companies with emergency authorities, a move seen as hostile toward an industry already struggling with regulatory sabotage.

The discussion focuses on the intentional destruction of industrial society, citing the baby formula shortage and the burning of over 70 food processing plants as evidence. Alex Jones argues that Joe Biden is a "senile puppet" positioned to take the blame for the Great Reset while JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of an economic "hurricane." The segment links rising fuel and food prices to globalist policies designed to consolidate control.

Alex Jones previews upcoming guests Rainer Fuellmich and Roger Stone while summarizing a "stack" of news items including record inflation and baby formula shortages. He cites new data from Walgreens allegedly showing that unvaccinated individuals have lower COVID-19 positivity rates than the vaccinated. The segment also touches on the establishment of a "Ministry of Truth" disinformation board and various cultural issues regarding gender identity.

Alex Jones discusses how Bill Gates appears to profit from crises he anticipates, specifically highlighting Gates' investment in "BioMilk," a lab-grown human milk alternative. Jones notes the timing of the FDA shutting down major baby formula plants just as Gates' synthetic alternative is ready for market. He characterizes this as economic warfare and high-tech feudalism designed to destroy competition.

Guest host Kate Dalley discusses the backing of "BioMilk" by investors like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg. She suggests the current baby formula shortage is a "bait and switch" designed to drive parents toward this lab-grown synthetic alternative. Dalley questions the safety of feeding Petri-dish concoctions to infants and notes the founder's previous ties to the Gates Foundation.

Alex Jones describes personal observations of empty grocery store shelves in Texas and references a Zero Hedge article regarding baby formula rationing at Walgreens. He attributes these shortages to a deliberate plan by the New World Order and the World Economic Forum to collapse the global economy. Jones cites Klaus Schwab's claims about penetrating government cabinets as evidence of this infiltration.