Topic: Bryan Ardis

A discussion regarding Dr. Bryan Ardis’s theory on snake venom and COVID-19 references a 1999 Time Magazine cover that featured a snake alongside a story on genetic engineering. The host also promotes "Pollen Block," a natural allergy supplement derived from French quail eggs, which is back in stock after nearly a year of supply chain delays. The product is offered at a 40% discount to support the network's fundraising efforts.

A caller discusses a theory proposed by Dr. Bryan Ardis suggesting that COVID-19 symptoms are caused by snake venom, possibly introduced into the water supply. Jones expresses skepticism about the logistics of poisoning water on such a scale but agrees to investigate the claims. The theory links the effects of the virus to the biological action of cobra and krait venom.

Kate Dalley shares a personal anecdote about her husband and a group of sheriffs becoming violently ill after a speaking engagement, questioning if it was a targeted event. She explores Dr. Bryan Ardis's theory regarding snake venom and COVID-19, noting the similarities between venom-induced cytokine storms and the symptoms attributed to the virus.

Dr. Bryan Ardis questioned the standard method of vaccine administration, noting that unlike most medical treatments, vaccines are not delivered intravenously but injected "willy-nilly" into muscle tissue. Concerns were raised about lipid nanoparticles crossing the blood-brain barrier. The discussion also touched on the negative health effects of high-soy diets in prisons, which are claimed to disrupt hormonal balance in men.

Alex Jones announced that Tim Pool will be a guest on the show tomorrow to discuss media censorship. The discussion turned to the escalating violence in Australia, which Jones described as a burgeoning civil war. Owen Shroyer highlighted upcoming coverage of a woman allegedly killed by hospital protocols after being denied Ivermectin, further emphasizing the "death sentence" of official COVID treatments.