Topic: Fatima

Catholic callers express concern over the new Pope, citing the "Alta Vendita"—a purported Masonic plan to infiltrate the Church. Zagami discusses the historical conflict between the papacy and Freemasonry, noting that Pope Leo XIV's name choice is an "insult" to the conservative legacy of Leo XIII.

A caller discusses the prophecies of Our Lady of Fatima and the requirement for the Pope to consecrate Russia. She claims Father Gruner, a Fatima expert, died of a suspicious heart attack in 2015 just days before a planned meeting with Vladimir Putin to discuss the prophecy.

A caller asks about the Third Prophecy of Fatima in relation to World War III, leading to a discussion about the fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Another caller discusses the Nazi origins of major corporations like Bayer and BASF, noting that IG Farben funded the Nazi war machine. The segment concludes with a mention of "Odie's Oil," a natural wood finish marketed as a non-toxic alternative to the chemical coatings produced by these large corporations.

A caller discusses the spiritual dimensions of the current global crisis, focusing on the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The conversation references the apparitions at Fatima and the necessity of consecrating Russia to the Immaculate Heart to prevent the spread of errors. The host links these spiritual themes to the broader battle against globalism.

The conversation between Jones and Weston turns to the "LGBT agenda" and its perceived role in spiritual warfare. Weston argues that the devil targets the marriage relationship because it is the primary earthly reflection of the relationship between Christ and the Church. They discuss the "impurity" of modern culture and the need for spiritual grace to resist temptation.

Jason Jones discusses a rumored billion-dollar secret deal between the Vatican and the Chinese government, which he claims has led to the abandonment of underground Catholics in China. He contrasts the current papacy with that of John Paul II, who actively fought communism. The conversation emphasizes that the struggle against the "New World Order" is fundamentally a spiritual battle to recognize the inviolable dignity of every human person as made in the image of God.