Topic: Franklin Roosevelt

Hillary Clinton recently compared Donald Trump's upcoming rally at Madison Square Garden to a 1939 pro-Nazi event held at the same venue. Critics dismiss the comparison as a sign of desperation, noting the venue has hosted thousands of diverse events including the DNC and RNC. A viral comparison also highlights that while the last five presidents were involved in ten wars with zero charges, Trump was involved in zero wars but faces 78 charges.

Gerald Celente concludes by comparing current events to historical precedents, such as FDR's actions before WWII and George W. Bush's surge in popularity after 9/11. He warns that "when all else fails, they take you to war." The show ends with a final advertisement for the "Save Alex Jones Broadcast" limited edition fundraiser t-shirt at thealexjonesstore.com.

Celente forecasts that if Joe Biden does not run, the Democrats may field Gavin Newsom, whom he describes as an "arrogant narcissistic liar." He warns that a false flag event may be used to drag Americans into World War III before the election. Celente draws parallels to Franklin Roosevelt’s seizure of Japanese assets as a historical precedent for provoking war.

Gerald Celente predicts a massive economic collapse driven by an "office building bust" and subsequent bank defaults. He notes that office occupancy is at 50% and that hundreds of banks are facing damage. Celente draws a historical parallel to Franklin Roosevelt seizing Japanese assets before Pearl Harbor, arguing that economic warfare is always a precursor to kinetic war.

Gerald Celente and Alex Jones discuss how the "Deep State" uses war as a fallback when other policies fail. Celente draws parallels between modern sanctions on Russia and FDR's seizure of Japanese assets prior to Pearl Harbor. They argue that the current provocation of Russia with F-16s and heavy bombs is an insane escalation that mirrors the lead-up to previous world wars.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente discusses the historical pattern of governments using war to distract from financial failure and economic collapse. He compares current tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East to the events leading up to World War II, specifically Franklin Roosevelt's seizure of Japanese assets in 1941. Celente argues that World War III has already begun and is being used by the "military-industrial-pharmaceutical complex" to maintain power.

A caller discusses the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination, linking it to a global rebellion against the "Anglo-American establishment." The narrative suggests that JFK and Charles de Gaulle were targeted because they opposed the "Committee of 300" and the technocratic control of global resources. The host connects this historical struggle to modern resistance against the World Economic Forum.

The current situation in Israel is compared to the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, with claims that Franklin Delano Roosevelt had prior knowledge of the Japanese strike but allowed it to proceed to enter World War II. Similar parallels are drawn to the September 11 attacks and the Project for the New American Century (PNAC) documents, which called for a "Pearl Harbor level event" to justify Middle Eastern interventions.

Gerald Celente explains "mission creep" in Ukraine, citing the training of Ukrainian troops on Patriot missiles in Oklahoma. He draws parallels to 1941, claiming the U.S. provoked Japan through asset freezes and oil embargoes to enter World War II against the wishes of the American public.

Celente discusses the historical context of Pearl Harbor, noting that the US froze Japanese assets and cut off oil months before the attack. He also cites a study claiming the British Empire caused 165 million deaths in India. He uses these examples to argue that "mission creep" and economic warfare by global powers are the true catalysts for world wars.

Jones claims that 80% of the population will be dead within eight years due to a public depopulation plan orchestrated by Bill Gates and Pfizer. He describes his work as a "suicide mission" due to the high risk of retaliation but clarifies he is not suicidal and loves life. Invoking Franklin D. Roosevelt's quote about fear, he urges the audience to reject mass hysteria and prepare for upcoming financial collapses and cyber outages.

Kate Daly discusses Basil O'Connor, a close associate of the Rockefellers who led the foundation that funded Jonas Salk's polio vaccine. She suggests that spikes in polio were actually caused by DDT and penicillin side effects rather than a natural virus. Daly concludes by reiterating Dr. Brian Artis's warning to avoid Remdesivir and seek alternative treatments like Vitamin C and Budesonide.