Topic: Kidney Health

A discussion on genetics explores how different population groups have varying nutritional needs and health predispositions. For example, Northern Europeans may face methylation and mitochondrial issues, while those of African descent may have different kidney health markers. Understanding these geographic and ancestral traits is presented as key to effective personalized health management.

A caller suggests that Trump's "bizarre 180s" may be caused by health issues, noting visible "fluid retention" in his ankles and hands. The broadcaster agrees that at 78, Trump may be suffering from "Grumpy Old Man" syndrome exacerbated by extreme stress and potential heart or kidney problems. Despite these concerns, the segment concludes with a call to "forgive him and pray for him" as he faces a "full plate" of global crises.

A caller from New York shares an account of his doctor admitting to the presence of graphene oxide in vaccines as a delivery system. Another specialist allegedly told the caller about "gag orders" from medical boards, threatening the loss of licenses for doctors who speak out against official vaccine protocols. Jones links these reports to a broader "medical tyranny" being implemented by the World Health Organization.

Artis alleges that Remdesivir causes acute kidney and heart failure in a significant percentage of patients, yet it remains the only authorized drug for newborns and children hospitalized with COVID-19. He claims the CDC and FDA are using "eugenics propaganda" to target Black and Hispanic communities, falsely telling them they are at higher risk to encourage the use of toxic protocols and vaccines.

As Matt Bracken prepares to take over the broadcast, Jones takes final calls regarding faith in Jesus Christ and a "kidney health" conspiracy. A skeptical caller labels Jones's supplements "snake oil," to which Jones responds by praying for the caller and reiterating that COVID is a hoax.