Topic: Corporate Activism

Carlos from Canada suggests that citizens should use their rights as corporate shareholders to pressure companies to stop following globalist agendas. The discussion touches on the exit of billions of dollars from BlackRock due to its ESG policies. Jones agrees that shareholder resistance is a primary solution to stopping the implementation of the "New World Order" through the private sector.

California lawmakers are proposing legislation to pay for the travel and procedures of women seeking abortions from out of state if Roe v. Wade is overturned. Similarly, Amazon has announced it will reimburse employees for travel related to abortion care. Shroyer calls for a boycott of Amazon in response to what he labels a political statement by the corporation.

Alex Jones argues that major corporations like Apple use black spokespeople and "woke" messaging to camouflage their involvement in slave camps and global exploitation. He claims the New World Order targets all people, particularly those in Africa and Asia, while using racial division in the West to prevent a unified resistance. Jones urges his audience to share clips of the broadcast to bypass corporate censorship and wake up their communities.