Topic: Iphone

Undercover footage reveals homeless people being bribed with cigarettes and marijuana in exchange for signatures. O'Keefe discusses the use of modern technology like Meta glasses and iPhones to capture these crimes on tape. One petitioner was recorded using an iPhone to scroll through a database of registered voters while instructing a homeless person to forge names.

Apple iPhone users reported a glitch where typing or speaking the word "racist" into the voice-to-text feature causes the name "Trump" to appear momentarily. The phenomenon was duplicated on multiple devices in the InfoWars office on February 25, 2025. Claims suggest this is a form of subliminal programming by internal programmers, though Apple has reportedly begun addressing the issue as a technical glitch.

InfoWars staff, including Charlotte Jones and Sean Johnson, conducted a series of live tests on multiple iPhones to verify the voice-to-text glitch. The tests consistently showed the word "Trump" appearing on screen when the word "racist" was spoken into the device. Despite initial accusations of faking the footage, the phenomenon was confirmed by users globally, including in Canada.

Jay Dyer discusses Attali's prediction of a "nomadic society" where people are detached from heritage and family through "nomadic devices" like the iPhone. Attali argued in 1991 that the movie "Blade Runner" would be a better guide to the future than Karl Marx. The ultimate goal of this order is identified as transhumanism, with hyper-democracy leading to the end of nation-states and the rise of a global monoculture.

France recently banned certain iPhone models due to high radiation levels that exceed safety standards. This move highlights broader concerns about "radio frequency sickness" and the rising rates of brain tumors associated with mobile phone base stations. Engineers have historically warned that proximity to powerful transmitters leads to massive cancer clusters, yet these towers continue to be rolled out globally.

The French government has ordered Apple to pull the iPhone 12 from the market due to radiation levels exceeding European standards. The discussion expands into the broader health risks of 5G technology, citing studies that link high-frequency waves to DNA breakage and cancer. Apple is accused of attempting to cover up these findings through internal memos.

The French government's reported ban on certain iPhone models due to radiation levels serves as a starting point for a discussion on 5G technology. Comparisons are made between cell phone radiation and the long-term health effects of cigarettes. The segment also touches on the dangers of depleted uranium (DU) and environmental toxins like atrazine.

Apple's new "Clean Energy Charging" feature is identified as a precursor to personal carbon tracking. Jones discusses how smart thermostats in Denver were remotely controlled by utility companies during heatwaves, limiting residents' autonomy. He argues that climate maps have been color-coded red to create a false sense of emergency despite lower historical temperatures.

Shocking footage from a Foxconn factory in China shows workers living in gated compounds surrounded by piles of trash, only allowed out to work. Jones describes this as "China training humans to be robot slaves" under the guise of COVID-19 lockdowns. Additional clips show Chinese lockdown enforcers beating civilians, which Jones frames as a preview of the globalist plan for the West.

The segment uses J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings as an allegory for the seductive nature of evil and the "One Ring" of global control. Jones mentions seeing the new iPhone 13 and Google phones, calling the high-tech cameras "fallen technology" used for surveillance. He introduces a report by Gregg Reese claiming that government documents prove COVID vaccines are actually bioweapons.

Lynn Davenport warns that the combination of blockchain and geofencing will create a "panopticon" where human movement is tracked like an iPhone's location. Owen Shroyer argues that the public's trust in the government and media is misplaced because Big Pharma effectively owns both institutions. They conclude that the goal is to eliminate medical autonomy through a "lifetime subscription" to pharmaceutical products.

CNN is criticized for using an image of a morbidly obese woman to illustrate a story about "starving" Americans during the pandemic. This is contrasted with images of "starving" refugees at the border who are seen carrying expensive iPhones. The segment argues that the definition of poverty has been distorted by the media to serve a political narrative of victimhood while ignoring the reality of American abundance and government-subsidized lifestyles.