Topic: Joe Perry

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene defended Alex Jones during her speech at CPAC, criticizing the $45 million judgment as political persecution. A caller questioned why Texas officials have not intervened in the Travis County court proceedings, which the host described as historically biased against conservatives. The discussion also touched on Joe Rogan's perceived "safe" approach to controversial topics despite his massive platform.

A 2013 clip from MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry is played to argue that the left believes children belong to the community rather than their parents. Jones connects this to recent comments by President Biden suggesting teachers are the primary influencers of children in the classroom. He warns that this "collective notion" of child-rearing is a precursor to state-mandated sexualization and the removal of parental consent.

Dr. Richard Bartlett is introduced as a former medical advisor to Rick Perry and a proponent of early outpatient COVID-19 treatments. Alex Jones shares a personal story about how Bartlett's recommended regimen allegedly saved his 72-year-old father from a severe case of the Delta variant. The segment also mentions Joe Rogan's use of Regeneron and criticizes the liability protections granted to vaccine manufacturers.

Leo Zagami details the involvement of Big Pharma in the Vatican's recent Zoom-based conference. He mocks the inclusion of Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, who discussed the benefits of cannabis and psychedelics. Zagami also highlights the Vatican's alleged hypocrisy for investing in companies that produce the "day after pill" while publicly opposing abortion.