Topic: Et

Director Steven Spielberg is characterized as a filmmaker who works closely with the establishment to disseminate "fact-based" UFO narratives through movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. President Ronald Reagan reportedly told a White House audience that E.T. was not fiction but fact. This is contrasted with Stanley Kubrick, who was allegedly considered too "erratic" for the government's disclosure plans.

In his final analysis, Dyer cites the Vatican II document *Gaudium et Spes*, which he claims promotes open borders, chain migration, and Marxist-socialist policies. He argues that the modern papacy is a vehicle for the technocratic agenda outlined in the SRI texts. Dyer encourages listeners to follow his work at Jay's Analysis and support InfoWars by purchasing products from the store before signing off.

Jones reviews early reports on Pope Leo XIV's stance on social issues, claiming he is a "centrist" who supports open borders and has met with the LGBT community. The segment includes the Pope's first "Urbi et Orbi" blessing from the balcony, where he calls for a "disarming and humble" peace.

The Brookings Institute's 1963 study concluded that the public could not handle the knowledge of extraterrestrial life, leading to decades of secrecy. Modern defense experts like P.W. Singer have "gamed out" scenarios involving AI and space warfare to manage public reaction and economic impact. These social engineering efforts are designed to prevent the public from questioning the trillions of dollars diverted into private space programs like Blue Origin.

Mikhail Gorbachev is on record stating that Ronald Reagan asked him if the Soviet Union would join the U.S. in fighting an alien invasion. Colin Powell reportedly admitted to removing numerous UFO references from Reagan's official speeches to maintain a conventional narrative. Reagan also famously told a White House audience after a screening of "ET" that the film's premise was "fact, not fiction."

An October 2020 FDA presentation reportedly predicted many of the adverse effects later seen with the COVID-19 vaccines, including myocarditis and blood clots. Dr. Rancourt presents slides debunking the "Watson et al." paper, which claimed vaccines saved millions of lives. The data from Canada shows that mortality peaks occurred precisely when vaccines were rolled out, contradicting the narrative that the injections reduced death rates.

The scientific paper by Watson et al., which claimed vaccines saved 14 million lives, is dismissed as "garbage science" based on flawed mathematical modeling. Analysis of Canadian mortality data shows that the paper's predictions of "saved lives" align perfectly with the timing of vaccine rollouts, suggesting the results were manufactured. The study's assumptions are characterized as part of a broader propaganda effort to justify the global vaccination campaign.

Dr. Dennis Rancourt critiques the 2023 Nobel Prize awarded for mRNA technology, labeling the claims of millions of lives saved as absurd. He references a 2022 article in Lancet Infectious Diseases by Watson et al. that estimated 14 to 19 million lives were saved by vaccines. Rancourt uses Canadian mortality data to argue that initial death peaks were caused by aggressive hospital treatments rather than a virulent pathogen.

Guest host Kate Dalley asserts that there is currently no written executive order or OSHA emergency temporary standard (ETS) mandating vaccines for companies with over 100 employees. She claims the CDC manipulates data by classifying anyone who dies within 14 days of their final shot as "unvaccinated." Dalley also introduces the "Remdesivir fraud," alleging the drug was chosen despite failing safety trials for Ebola.