Topic: Covid Crimes

A new study reported by the Post Millennial suggests that myocarditis in children has been found exclusively among those who received the COVID-19 vaccine. There are calls for immediate legal action against officials like Anthony Fauci and James Comey before they age out of the justice system. The segment emphasizes that domestic issues and alleged "crimes against humanity" should not be forgotten despite the focus on international wars.

Legal experts suggest that while Joe Biden may issue federal pardons, these do not protect individuals from state-level prosecutions. The incoming administration plans to hand over evidence of human trafficking, sex slavery, and COVID-related crimes to state attorney generals and local district attorneys. This strategy aims to ensure accountability for Biden administration officials despite any preemptive federal clemency.

Donald Trump reflects on the impact of COVID-19, which he refers to as the "gift from China," and defends his administration's economic performance despite the pandemic. He also vows to revitalize Washington D.C., describing the capital as currently "crime-ridden" and "embarrassing." Trump promises to clean up the city's infrastructure and restore its status as a beautiful global capital.

Ezra Levant explains Canada's new "journalism license" (QCJO) and Bill C-63, which could impose life sentences for hate crimes and $20,000 bounties for online complaints. He shares a story about Amish farmers in Canada who were fined $300,000 for not using a mandatory COVID smartphone app they could not physically own. Levant warns this is a precursor to a global social credit score.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene called for the imprisonment of Dr. Anthony Fauci during a recent appearance in Washington, D.C. The rhetoric centers on the government's response to COVID-19, including school closures and social media censorship. Claims are made that the virus originated in a Wuhan lab and that Fauci should be tried for crimes against humanity.

The social and economic damage of the "COVID war" is described as incalculable, with rising rates of alcoholism, crime, and educational decline. Gerald Celente critiques Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve for their role in managing the economy for the benefit of the elite. He highlights the hypocrisy of keeping liquor stores open during lockdowns while small businesses were forced to close, leading to widespread social decay.

New government reports and studies are cited as confirmation of increased heart attacks and strokes among individuals who received COVID-19 injections. In response to dissent, France has introduced legislation that would criminalize the criticism of Pfizer and mRNA technology. This move is characterized as an expansion of "thought police" tactics in the European Union.

A critique of COVID-19 public health policies highlights the perceived contradictions in vaccine efficacy and airline safety protocols. The narrative mocks the transition from initial vaccination promises to the requirement for multiple boosters. Observations regarding air travel focus on the irony of strict mask enforcement in terminals and planes being suspended during snack times.

Gerald Celente refers to the pandemic as the "COVID War," noting that it was declared by the World Health Organization when only 4,219 people had allegedly died globally. He predicted in early 2020 that the resulting lockdowns would lead to skyrocketing crime and social unrest, such as the recent retail riots in Los Angeles. The segment asserts that the "bureaucrat" class used the crisis to steal fundamental rights from the population.

Celente recounts his personal experience with continued mask mandates at medical offices, calling it "the new abnormal." He links the "COVID war" to rising crime rates and economic devastation, noting that people who have lost everything "lose it." He urges listeners to support the Trends Journal and Occupy Peace to fight back against the "mentally ill" people running the world.

A caller from California cites a Fox 40 News report from Las Vegas about the use of drones for cloud seeding. The final caller, Turk, introduces "Step Into The Arena," a gamified political action platform and NFT project designed to organize people to document and prosecute COVID-related crimes. Jones expresses interest in the project as a way to put the resistance on the offensive.

Dr. Peter McCullough and true crime author John Leake join the studio to discuss their new book, "The Courage to Face COVID-19." They argue that federal health agencies and mainstream media engaged in a "mass negligent homicide" by suppressing early treatment protocols to promote mass vaccination. The book details the battle faced by doctors who attempted to treat patients with repurposed drugs and supplements.

The host mentions Ted Nugent is in town and may appear on the show. He references an interview with Dr. Francis Boyle regarding a roadmap for prosecuting COVID-related crimes. A legal strategy involving "boards of inquiry" based on a Ruth Bader Ginsburg opinion is discussed as a way for red states to resist federal overreach.