Topic: Business Insider

Mainstream media outlets like Business Insider are criticized for publishing "hypothetical" articles about the death of Donald Trump before the 2024 election. These narratives are viewed as attempts to normalize the idea of a political assassination. The segment also touches on ongoing court cases in Georgia and Michigan that continue to investigate claims of fraud in the 2020 election despite media dismissals.

The handover of Donald Trump's X account data to federal investigators is discussed alongside the numerous indictments against him. Drew Hernandez notes the suspicious timing of Elon Musk's viral "F off" comment to advertisers occurring the same day the data handover was reported. He also points to media narratives from Business Insider discussing Trump's potential death as a sign that the deep state is considering extreme measures.

The narrative continues regarding Peter Thiel's relationship with the FBI, suggesting the "informant" label is a cover for his high-level security clearances within the NSA. It is claimed that Elon Musk serves as a deputy in Space Force, illustrating a merger between government power and private corporations. The InfraGard program is cited as the mechanism through which tens of thousands of corporate officers maintain FBI credentials.

Celente ridicules a *Business Insider* guide on where to find safe food and water during a nuclear apocalypse, calling it "stupidity" intended to prepare the public for World War III. He promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement and plans for a major rally in Kingston in October. Celente argues that the current path toward nuclear confrontation is being driven by "demonic evil warmongering" politicians.

Tucker Carlson's first episode on Twitter garnered over 104 million views, significantly exceeding his previous Fox News ratings. Despite this, corporate media outlets like Business Insider and CNN have characterized the launch as a failure. Fox News has reportedly threatened legal action to enforce a non-compete contract, which Carlson's team argues is toothless and violates the First Amendment.

Ali Alexander clarifies his calls for a military audit in Brazil, explaining that the Brazilian Constitution grants the military oversight powers to balance government branches. He accuses Business Insider and Yahoo of misrepresenting his statements as a call for a violent coup.

Roger Stone joins the program to address allegations of white supremacy following the cancellation of events in New York and California. Stone defends his 30-year record of opposing the war on drugs and supporting prison reform, contrasting his stance with Joe Biden's 1994 crime bill. Jones discusses his own legal battles regarding Sandy Hook, claiming a judge has barred him from mentioning the First Amendment or his innocence in court.

Gerald Celente criticizes "New Age" institutions like the Omega Institute for adopting vaccine mandates, calling them "Death-Age." He recounts a conversation with a doctor on a flight regarding the waning efficacy of the Pfizer shot in Israel. Celente also disputes a Business Insider report on Sweden, arguing that the country's death rate per 100,000 is lower than many nations that implemented strict lockdowns.

Stone and Jones discuss the possibility of "drafting" General Michael Flynn for president in 2024 if Donald Trump chooses not to run. Stone criticizes Business Insider for what he calls "insidious" and "inaccurate" reporting regarding his associates. He concludes by urging Trump to speak out against the impending New York indictment to frame it as a fraudulent political hunt.