Topic: Journalism School

Celente argues against the current school tax system, suggesting that those with more children should pay higher taxes. He revisits his "Middle East Meltdown" trend forecast from early 2023, predicting that Brent crude will spike above $130 a barrel if a direct conflict with Iran occurs. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal at jonestrends.com to understand the economic and geopolitical shifts ahead.

Listeners are encouraged to bypass mainstream media censorship by conducting their own reports and sharing content on platforms like Band.video. The segment urges patriots to attend local school board and county commission meetings to confront officials directly. This grassroots activism is presented as the only way to counter "staged terror attacks" and the "New World Order" takeover.

Alison Morrow, who holds a Master of Divinity with a specialization in psychology, suggests that new journalists need training in the "psychology or spirituality of journalism." She argues that the divide between those who ask questions and those who follow orders is rooted in psychological makeup rather than technical skill. Morrow directs listeners to her Locals community for further discussion on these themes.

Teachers' unions in cities like Seattle and Chicago are refusing to return to in-person instruction despite receiving vaccine priority. A Washington Teachers Union president recently claimed that reopening schools is a form of "white supremacy." This refusal to work is described as hurting underprivileged and minority students who rely on public education while wealthy families use private options.