Topic: International Women S Day

The White House presented an International Women of Courage Award to a biological man, Alba Ruada, on International Women's Day. This event, along with Hershey's using a male spokesperson for a women's campaign, is described as a "clown world" distraction designed to destabilize civilization while digital censorship expands.

Hershey's Canada faces criticism for featuring transgender activist Faye Johnstone in a marketing campaign for International Women's Day. Shroyer questions the logic of using biological males to promote feminine products and celebrate women's history. The segment suggests that such corporate moves alienate traditional female consumers and erase the distinction of womanhood.

Alex Jones pledges to become a "teetotaler" to avoid the perceived incompetence of leaders like Boris Yeltsin, comparing Yeltsin's state to Joe Biden's confusion. He plays a clip of Biden forgetting the name of the Pentagon and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin during an International Women's Day event. Jones argues that the promotion of women in the military is a "demoralization program" intended to transition the armed forces into a fully robotic fleet within ten years.