Topic: Freedom Protests

Reporter Kristan Harris provides an update from outside the DNC, where over 70 people, including four media personnel, were arrested during "Free Palestine" protests. Protesters are seen calling the administration "Genocide Joe" and demanding an arms embargo on Israel. The report notes that many of the arrested individuals may have Antifa affiliations.

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An update is provided on the "Freedom Convoy" heading toward Washington D.C., as well as ongoing violent protests in New Zealand against Jacinda Ardern's COVID policies. Shroer mentions a major child abuse investigation in New Zealand that has resulted in hundreds of arrests, suggesting that global attention is being deliberately distracted by the war in Ukraine.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a new terrorism bulletin targeting "misleading narratives" and "conspiracy theories" that undermine trust in government. Watson reports that the DHS is also tracking potential truck convoys in the US. Meanwhile, authorities in Paris and Brussels have preemptively banned "Freedom Convoy" protests, which Watson describes as a violation of basic human rights.

MP George Christensen joins the program to discuss the massive protests occurring across Australia against vaccine mandates. He explains that while the Prime Minister claims to oppose mandates, the federal government continues to provide the immunization data used by states to enforce discrimination. Christensen argues that pulling this data would end the "medical apartheid" overnight.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces that by the end of September 2021, full vaccination will be a mandatory condition for entry into nightclubs and other crowded venues in the UK. The announcement coincides with "Freedom Day," the lifting of most domestic COVID-19 restrictions. Protests erupt across the country in response to the mandate, with reports of police clashes and the removal of negative test results as a valid entry option.

A major protest is announced for June 26th at 11 a.m. in front of Houston Methodist Hospital. Jennifer Bridges invites the public to join the "Fight for Our Rights" rally. The host suggests that those responsible for forced vaccinations will eventually face Nuremberg-style trials for medical experimentation.

Celente highlights massive anti-lockdown protests in London, accusing the New York Times and NBC of drastically underreporting the numbers. He announces the formation of the "Universal Church of Freedom, Peace, and Justice" to unite people against government tyranny. He also cites a Swiss referendum as an example of people rejecting the European Union's influence.

Sheila Gunn-Reed provides the address for Grace Life Church and encourages supporters to gather peacefully at the site. Reports indicate that police have begun blocking public roads leading to the church as more people arrive to protest the seizure. The host compares the situation to a "new Tiananmen Square" and calls for a massive public showing to turn the tide against tyranny.