Topic: Hollywood Mandates

The backlash against COVID-19 mask mandates is described as a "silver lining" that has fed up the public with the current system. The host recounts being banned from Delta Airlines for refusing to wear a mask, which he found "suffocating and evil." The failure of "woke" franchises like Star Wars and the decline of Hollywood are cited as opportunities for new, authentic media to take over the culture.

Reports indicate that COVID-19 mandates are returning to various institutions, including Hollywood studios and several universities. Lionsgate has reportedly reinstated mask requirements and daily testing for employees, while colleges in Atlanta and Rutgers University are implementing social distancing and masking protocols. Jones highlights government spending data from usspending.gov, which allegedly shows the federal government is actively procuring COVID-19 equipment and hiring consultants for "pandemic era safety protocols."

Alex Jones and Owen Shroyer discuss the health status of actor Jamie Foxx, citing reports from Mike Tyson and journalist AJ Benza that Foxx suffered a stroke and partial paralysis due to a COVID-19 vaccine injury. They claim Foxx was pressured into taking a third booster shot on a movie set and that his management is currently suppressing the truth about his condition to protect the pharmaceutical narrative.

Hollywood actors Sean Penn and Tom Cruise are criticized for their public support of President Zelensky and their enforcement of vaccine mandates on film sets. The commentary describes these celebrities as "meat marionettes" for globalist agendas. In contrast, the segment promotes natural health supplements as a means for individuals to maintain physical autonomy against the "bombardment" of the New World Order.

Rapper and actor Ice Cube reportedly lost a $9 million movie contract after refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Jones praises Ice Cube's stand for bodily autonomy but urges him to take legal action against Hollywood and become a champion for others who lost their jobs due to mandates. A clip is played where Ice Cube clarifies that he didn't turn the money down, but rather the producers refused to pay him because he wouldn't get "the jab."

The host reflects on his past interactions with Hollywood and expresses disdain for the "sick culture" of the entertainment elite. He revisits the footage of children cheering as they are told they can remove their masks, criticizing teachers for participating in what he calls a "con game" of fear. The segment emphasizes the importance of choosing the "living" over the "mummified" establishment.