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Marlo Oaks emphasizes that the NAC proposal threatens the fundamental American concept of private property. Kate Dalley and Oaks encourage listeners to put pressure on county commissioners and local officials to protect land rights. The broadcast concludes with Alex Jones promoting a New Year's sale at the InfoWars Store, featuring products like "Vazo Beats," "Ultra 12," and "HGH Max."

Steve Bannon and Alex Jones discuss the "lawfare" being used to bankrupt the host. Jones reveals he is personally $2 million in debt due to legal fees and is selling his assets to stay in the fight. Bannon encourages the audience to support Jones by purchasing products from the InfoWars Store, including "The Great Awakening" and various health supplements.

Alex Jones comments on the disruption of Secretary of State Antony Blinken's congressional hearing by leftist protesters, noting they are rarely charged with "insurrection" compared to right-wing activists. A caller thanks Jones for his health products, claiming the HGH and testosterone boosters have improved his physical fitness. Jones reiterates that the InfoWars Store is the "greatest symbol against tyranny" and essential for the network's survival.

The host announces the return of flagship products like HGH Max Boost, 1776 Testosterone Boost, and Pain MD. He discusses the financial struggles of InfoWars during its Chapter 11 bankruptcy, noting that he currently lacks the budget to send reporters to the border. He urges listeners to purchase supplements to fund a $20,000 monthly budget for field reporting.

Alan from Oregon shares how he discovered Alex Jones in 2007 while researching the dangers of fluoride drops for his newborn son. He also praises the HGH Max Boost supplement for improving his sleep and hormone balance. The conversation touches on Elon Musk's role, with Jones explaining that while governments act as the "capo," the true "mob bosses" are the major corporations and investment firms like BlackRock.

The host promotes HGH Max Boost and 1776 Testosterone Boost, warning that the formulas are extremely powerful. A caller shares an anecdote about the lack of safety standards in the Philippines to illustrate the cultural challenges of mass immigration from the third world. The segment ends with a discussion on the possibility of a "state compact" to peacefully reconstitute the Republic as an alternative to total national collapse.

A caller asks about treatments for friends suffering from long COVID. Jones suggests vitamin D, zinc, and cycles of Ivermectin to stop viral replication. He also mentions that heat from saunas may help. He briefly discusses the HGH Max Boost supplement, noting its strength and its role in cellular "rebooting" during sleep.