Topic: Cbd

A promotion for Jones CBD is followed by news that USAID funneled $4 billion to Bill Gates and $880 million to the World Health Organization. Elon Musk expresses shock at these findings as DOGE investigates the SEC for its history of targeting non-globalist American companies. The SEC is accused of acting as a "Wall Street mafia" to protect centralized kleptocratic organizations.

While promoting Jones CBD products for sleep and health, the host transitions to coverage of the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearings on USAID. Chairman Brian Mast highlighted wasteful spending, including millions for sex-change surgeries in Guatemala and climate change consultants in Africa. The segment also alleges that long-standing AIDS funding programs have been used as vehicles for pharmaceutical company payoffs rather than effective medical care.

Donald Trump has pledged to abolish the Department of Education and return control of schooling to the individual states. Alex Jones supports this move, arguing that federal oversight has allowed UNESCO and the UN to influence American curriculum with "woke" ideologies. Additionally, the appointment of Stephen Miller as Deputy Chief of Staff is highlighted as a key move for the upcoming mass deportation strategy.

Alex Jones discusses his spiritual alignment and his mission to "sound the bugle" against the deep state's child predator networks. He introduces JonesCBD.com, offering nano-processed CBD products like Ultra Green and Dreamwave at significantly lower prices than competitors. Jones claims that his promotion of silver and gold has historically been accurate and that this CBD venture is similarly vetted for quality and value.

An Austin-based CBD farmer calls in to discuss his business and his observations of the DNC, suggesting the use of green screens and "invite-only" crowds to manufacture the appearance of high attendance. Jones expresses his support for Texas entrepreneurs and agrees that the Democratic Party has been caught faking crowd sizes in the past.

A 17-year police veteran named Brett suggests that the failure to detain Thomas Crooks should be investigated as a RICO case involving a conspiracy to destroy evidence. He references the mysterious deaths of witnesses following the JFK assassination as a warning for current whistleblowers. Brett also provides testimonials for InfoWars products, claiming X2 iodine improved his cognitive function.

Listeners weigh in on the debate between David Icke and the Elon Musk persona (Adrian Dittman). While some found the presence of a "vocal doppelganger" disrespectful to Icke's serious research, Shroyer argues that having these open disagreements on air is essential for intellectual growth and strengthening the movement.

Kyle from Kansas praises InfoWars' CBD products before discussing "Future Shock" and Tavistock Institute-style psychological attacks. He argues that the government uses crises like 9/11 to implement solutions like the Patriot Act. Jones responds by claiming that elites like Larry Fink and Klaus Schwab view the general public as "trash to be taken out."

Dr. Roger Hodkinson presents statistics from analyst Peter Halligan, estimating 20 million global deaths and 2 billion serious adverse reactions attributable to COVID-19 vaccines. Jones returns to call the situation a "covert holocaust" and global depopulation event. The show concludes with a final plea for listeners to support Infowars by purchasing supplements and survival gear at the Infowars Store.

The host concludes the broadcast by comparing the movement to a "gladiator" resistance against the globalist elite. He emphasizes that the show's mission is not for entertainment but for the future of the next generation. Listeners are given a final reminder to support the operation by purchasing storable food, water filters, and supplements like Nitric Boost and CBD oil from the Infowars store.

Jones references a compliment from talk show host Michael Savage, who compared him to a gladiator in the arena. He plays a clip from the movie Gladiator to emphasize his commitment to the "animating contest" against globalism. He concludes by urging listeners to support the show by purchasing supplements and survival gear from the InfoWars Store.

Major retailers like Walmart and Walgreens are closing locations in cities like Chicago and San Francisco due to rising crime rates. A caller praises the InfoWars CBD oil for helping her daughter with autism and suggests bringing back Dr. Rima Laibow to discuss Codex Alimentarius. The host agrees to attempt to contact Dr. Laibow to discuss her research on food regulation and mRNA.

The speaker claims the FBI raids doctors who promote Vitamin D while ignoring child trafficking at the border. A comparison is made to the Nazis who tried to assassinate Hitler, suggesting that modern resistance must focus on "killing the idea" through non-violent civil disobedience. The segment concludes with a promotion for Infowars CBD oil, claiming it is highly potent and laboratory-tested.

Owen Shroyer opens the phone lines for the third hour to discuss media lies and child grooming. He emphasizes the importance of "human intelligence" from the audience in the fight against worldwide tyranny. A brief product showcase features InfoWars' fizzy magnesium and high-grade CBD oil, which fund the network's operations.

The segment discusses the quality of InfoWars supplements, citing third-party testing and comparisons to products endorsed by Mark Cuban. It transitions into a news report from the National Post regarding a 19-year-old in Canada diagnosed with Alzheimer's. The rise in early-onset neurological disorders is attributed to environmental toxins, spike proteins, and the passive consumption of digital media.

A caller from Thailand provides an update on the X3 supplement and discusses the work of Rick Simpson regarding the medicinal properties of cannabis. The segment highlights the efficacy of high-powered CBD oil for neurological disorders like Parkinson's and epilepsy. InfoWars promotes its own full-spectrum CBD oil as a high-quality, affordable alternative to retail brands.

Speculation continues regarding the removal of Joe Biden from office following raids on his properties, with Nancy Pelosi reportedly turning against him. Jones compares this to the resignation of Jacinda Ardern in New Zealand. The segment concludes with an advertisement for the InfoWars MD line of CBD products, including Libido RX and Nitric Boost.

The final broadcast of 2022 concludes with a thank you to the crew and supporters. Alex Jones predicts that 2023 will be even more insane and promises to continue the fight. A final summary of the InfoWars MD supplement line, including turmeric and CBD oils, is provided as the show signs off for the year.

Robert, calling from Thailand, discusses the health benefits of cannabis and its potential use in treating COVID-19 and vaccine injuries. He cites studies regarding terpenes and anti-inflammatory properties. Jones agrees that cannabis is a "miracle plant" but warns against "weaponized" high-THC strains pushed by George Soros, which he claims can cause mental illness.

The discussion focuses on photosynthesis and the role of carbon in synthesizing essential molecules like Vitamin C, progesterone, and CBD. Adams describes carbon as a "river of elements" that connects all life, noting that every human contains carbon atoms that once belonged to historical figures. He argues that a "war on carbon" is fundamentally a war on the biological basis of life itself.