Topic: Chris Smith

Kash Patel reportedly learned through social media that his own pilot, Chris Meyer, was the agent who searched Melania Trump's "underwear drawer" during the Mar-a-Lago raid. Meyer also worked with Walter Gardena on the arrest of Harrison Floyd, a leader of Black Voices for Trump. These agents are described as "henchmen" for Jack Smith who managed to transfer into elite flight positions to stay close to the new administration.

Trustee Chris Murray is accused of rigging the November 13, 2024, auction by changing the rules the day before the event to favor a lower bid from The Onion. The purchase was reportedly funded by Everytown for Gun Safety, an organization backed by Michael Bloomberg. Jones describes arriving at the studio at 8:00 AM on November 14th to find the internet being cut off during Harrison Smith's live broadcast.

Roger Stone predicts that the government will use the monkeypox outbreak as a pretext for new lockdowns and mandatory mail-in balloting for the 2022 elections. He also highlights the upcoming New Jersey primary, where he and General Flynn have endorsed Mike Crispy against incumbent Chris Smith. The segment concludes with a call for prayer for the nation and the protection of the Infowars platform.

Roger Stone criticizes House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, citing leaked audio where McCarthy allegedly suggested Donald Trump should resign and urged Twitter to de-platform Republican members. Stone and Jones discuss McCarthy's relationship with pollster Frank Luntz and his refusal to move articles of impeachment against Joe Biden. They argue that McCarthy is a "globalist minion" who is actively blocking Trump-endorsed populist candidates like Mike Crispy in New Jersey.

The physical altercation between Will Smith and Chris Rock at the Academy Awards is labeled a staged "false flag" designed to generate publicity for a dying industry. With viewership numbers plummeting over the last decade, the event is characterized as a desperate stunt to regain cultural relevance. The segment suggests that the entire Hollywood system is a fraudulent artifice used for social manipulation.

A detailed breakdown of the Will Smith and Chris Rock Oscar slap suggests the event was choreographed using techniques common in professional wrestling. Observations include Rock allegedly bracing for impact and Smith using a "foot stomp" to enhance the sound of the strike. The segment concludes that the actors rehearsed the move to generate viral content for a show that has lost the majority of its traditional audience.

The Oscar altercation is analyzed as a tool for social conditioning, teaching the public that physical assault is an acceptable response to "offensive" speech. The host argues that the event was a "sissy smack" designed to remind viewers of the consequences of being politically incorrect. This staged event is compared to other historical "false flags" used to manipulate public perception and distract from economic collapse.

A debate ensues between a caller and the host regarding whether the Oscar slap was a genuine act of aggression or a staged performance. The caller argues the event showed the "awkwardness" of men who have never been in a real fight, while the host maintains it was a calculated publicity stunt. Both agree that the Hollywood system is morally bankrupt and serves as a distraction from serious global issues.

Gerald Celente offers a critique of the Will Smith and Chris Rock incident, viewing it as a sign of the decline of American masculinity. He argues that a "real man" would not have stood passively after being slapped, nor would an aggressor turn his back and walk away in a real fight. The segment uses the event to promote "Guided Chaos" self-defense training and a return to physical and spiritual fitness.

Alex Jones introduces upcoming guests Chris Sky, a Canadian businessman known for predicting lockdown schedules, and Mike Adams, who discusses vaccine-induced autoimmune responses. The segment also previews a co-hosting arrangement with Harrison Smith of the American Journal for the Sunday live show. Jones describes his personal physical reaction to researching antibody-dependent enhancement for several hours.