Topic: H5n1

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is accused of using "Gestapo tactics" to seize an ostrich farm in Edgewood, B.C. Despite the birds being healthy eight months after an alleged H5N1 outbreak, the government used armed RCMP agents to expropriate the property. The farm owners were reportedly threatened with jail time if they conducted independent testing on their own animals.

The discussion turns to the next generation of "self-amplifying" mRNA vaccines, which Dr. Makis warns are even more dangerous due to their ability to replicate machinery within the body. He discusses the risks of shedding, where unvaccinated individuals may be exposed to the vaccine's payload through contact with vaccinated persons. The FDA's fast-track approval of these technologies is criticized.

The Trump administration has officially canceled a $700 million contract with Moderna for the development of an H5N1 bird flu vaccine. Officials cited a lack of scientific and ethical justification for the investment, casting doubt on the safety and efficacy of mRNA technology. The move reverses a late-term initiative from the previous administration.

Archival clips of Anthony Fauci from 2017 and Peter Hotez from late 2024 show them warning of upcoming challenges in infectious diseases for the next administration. Hotez specifically mentions concerns regarding H5N1 bird flu in cattle and milk, as well as the rise of vaccine-preventable diseases like pertussis and measles. These warnings are interpreted by the host as evidence of a coordinated plan to disrupt the Trump presidency with a "crashing" pandemic.

The McCullough Foundation published a peer-reviewed paper by epidemiologist Nick Holscher in the journal Poultry, Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences regarding the H5N1 bird flu. The research asserts that the current circulating clade 2344B is a product of serial passage gain-of-function research conducted at the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. The study claims the research was intended to enable the virus to spread from chickens to migratory waterfowl, subsequently infecting cattle and other mammals.

Chase Geiser hosts the broadcast, reflecting on the November 5 election and the mental state of Joe Biden. Geiser discusses the H5N1 bird flu with Harrison Smith, referencing claims from a Russian whistleblower regarding biolabs in Ukraine. The discussion focuses on the history of bird flu since 1961 and challenges the reported mortality rates of the virus in humans.

Dr. Robert Malone characterizes the current H5N1 bird flu narrative as "pure unadulterated fear porn." He explains that the WHO's 50% mortality rate is an artifact of data sampling from only the most severe cases. Malone notes that there have been approximately 60 cases in the U.S. with zero deaths and no evidence of sustained human-to-human transmission.

Malone reiterates his call for a ban on gain-of-function research and encourages listeners to support his work at malone.news. He expresses hope that the incoming administration will move away from psychological manipulation and censorship. Chase Geiser thanks Malone for his expertise and transitions to a final report from Alex Jones.

Alex Jones repeats the claims that H5N1 was "cooked up" in U.S. laboratories, specifically the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. He cites the McCullough Foundation's research on clade 2344B and serial passage gain-of-function. Jones frames the situation as a "fake psychological warfare operation" that is failing due to public awareness.

The Biden administration is criticized for contracting 5 million doses of H5N1 vaccine without FDA authorization. Jones links these actions to long-term plans from the World Economic Forum and the Club of Rome to use "Disease X" for total societal control. He urges a populist opposition to these policies as the year ends.

A series of clips features Deborah Birx and Lena Wen discussing the need for increased H5N1 monitoring and testing. They express concern over 10,000 potential exposures and the possibility of asymptomatic spread. The speakers advocate for the Biden administration to make vaccines and tests widely available before the January 21 transition.

Alex Jones claims that globalist entities are rolling out a "bird flu hysteria" involving H5N1 to establish a corporate world government and cashless society before the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20, 2025. He identifies Deborah Birx, Leana Wen, and Peter Hotez as key figures pushing for emergency FDA authorization of untested mRNA vaccines. Jones argues that these experimental shots cause "leaky vaccines" that accelerate viral mutations rather than providing protection.

The discussion shifts to the scientific claim that vaccinating during a virus season with experimental shots creates pressure that causes dangerous mutations, a concept referred to as a "leaky vaccine." Jones suggests that bioweapon labs like EcoHealth Alliance may already have vaccines ready for variants that have not yet emerged in nature. He also notes reports of various viruses, including SARS, dengue, and polio, being monitored in wastewater and wild bird populations across the United States.

Governor Gavin Newsom's state of emergency declaration in California is criticized for granting government officials the power to enter private farms in hazmat suits and cull herds. A featured clip suggests that while some dairy cattle experience an acute phase of illness, they typically recover, making the government's biosecurity measures an overreach. Geiser highlights WHO data showing that human H5N1 cases were more frequent between 2010 and 2014 than in the current period, questioning the sudden alarm.

Dr. Peter McCullough joins the program to discuss a peer-reviewed paper claiming the current strain of bird flu originated from gain-of-function research at the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. He explains that the research was designed to make the virus jump from chickens to migratory mallard ducks to facilitate widespread transmission. McCullough calls for an immediate ban on all gain-of-function research under the incoming Trump administration to prevent further man-made pandemics.

The CDC has confirmed a severe case of bird flu in Louisiana featuring mutations that could potentially facilitate human-to-human transmission. Dr. Deborah Birx and other health experts warn that the virus may reassort with seasonal flu strains, creating a new pandemic threat. Skeptics view this as a manufactured scare tactic designed to justify emergency powers and mass vaccination programs similar to those implemented during COVID-19.

Health experts are calling for the Biden administration to authorize 5 million doses of a bird flu vaccine before Donald Trump takes office. Although the H5N1 virus has not yet become a major issue in humans, proponents argue that preemptive authorization is necessary to avoid the delays seen during the early days of COVID-19. Critics question the safety and necessity of a vaccine for a disease that has not yet jumped to the general human population.

The host reads dozens of headlines from mainstream outlets like CNN, Reuters, and The New York Times reporting on the first severe human case of bird flu in Louisiana and the emergency declaration in California. He notes reports of H5N1 in cattle, milk, and house cats, suggesting the media is priming the public for a new global pandemic to disrupt the presidential transition.

Dr. Peter Hotez is featured discussing the threat of H5N1, coronaviruses, and mosquito-transmitted viruses hitting the Trump administration. The host counters that Hotez is a "big pharma shill" and claims the recent spending bill sought to block RFK Jr. from investigating vaccine injuries while funding twelve new biolabs.

Former CDC Director Robert Redfield is quoted predicting a bird flu pandemic with a 25-50% mortality rate. The host alleges that labs are currently performing gain-of-function research to make H5N1 communicable to humans. He attacks Anthony Fauci and Big Pharma for creating "expired" vaccines for viruses they manipulate in labs.