Topic: Krispy Kreme

A montage of news clips illustrates the various incentives offered by the government and corporations to encourage vaccination, including cash prizes, college scholarships, and free food. Dr. Mikovits and Jones characterize these offers as desperate attempts to bribe the public into surrendering their free will. They argue that the absurdity of offering "joints for jabs" should have been a warning sign to the public.

A montage of media clips shows various incentives offered for vaccination, including cash prizes, donuts, and beer. Dr. Mikovits and Jones interpret these bribes as a sign of desperation from the globalist establishment. They note that despite these efforts, vaccine uptake has plummeted, which they view as a victory for free will and a sign that the public has "woken up" to the perceived dangers.

Gerald Celente highlights the shifting narrative on herd immunity, noting that officials originally promised it at 70% but now claim it is impossible. He cites data from Israel showing a 39% efficacy rate for vaccines and notes that many hospitalized patients there were already vaccinated. Celente frames the pandemic's start in 2020, the "Year of the Rat," as a symbolic beginning for the "rats" currently ruining global society.

Joe Rogan faced backlash for advising healthy 21-year-olds against getting the COVID-19 vaccine, noting that his own children recovered easily from the virus. Watson mocks CNN for promoting free donuts and beer as incentives for vaccination, arguing that such rewards exacerbate the obesity epidemic. The segment also discusses the ongoing tension between Rogan and "woke" Spotify employees who have previously staged mutinies over his content.

The discussion shifts to a perceived global awakening against a "global government conspiracy" involving election audits in Arizona and anti-lockdown marches in the UK and Canada. Shroyer mocks corporate vaccine incentives, such as free donuts from Krispy Kreme and hot dogs from Nathan's, linking them to obesity risks. He also cites reports from Israel suggesting a link between the Pfizer vaccine and herpes zoster (shingles) infections.

Krispy Kreme's offer of free donuts for vaccinated individuals is criticized as a marketing ploy for experimental gene therapy. The host references a Bloomberg article that allegedly admits mRNA vaccines are risky and experimental. Social media comments are highlighted where individuals reportedly brag about suffering negative side effects like numbness and shivers after receiving the shot.