Topic: Labor Day

A public dispute has erupted following the departure of host Owen Shroyer from Infowars. Shroyer allegedly resigned on Labor Day after a tense exchange regarding his salary and his desire to launch a separate show. While Shroyer has suggested he was censored for his anti-Trump stance, the network maintains his departure was a premeditated PR stunt and that he had received multiple significant raises since 2018.

The circumstances of Owen Shroyer's exit from Infowars are detailed, starting with a disagreement over breaking news involving Kash Patel's girlfriend. Shroyer reportedly walked off the set and later demanded a significant salary increase to stay. The network claims Shroyer's subsequent claims of censorship were part of a scripted plan to launch his own brand by playing the victim to a loyal audience.

A caller from Texas discusses the logistics of illegal crossings at international bridges and the role of drug cartels in creating distractions for smuggling operations. The conversation shifts to experiences at day labor sites in Houston and protests at abortion clinics, which the caller characterizes as centers of satanic influence.

Owen Benjamin announces a Labor Day comedy special in Missouri and reflects on how his "persecution" by Hollywood led to a better life focused on family and community. He and the host discuss how the establishment's unfair treatment of dissenters is ultimately destroying their own system of control by eroding public trust. The segment ends with a call to stay grateful and view challenges as opportunities for growth.

As the summer winds down, Gerald Celente warns of extreme market volatility following Labor Day. He criticizes the hypocrisy of leaders like Gavin Newsom and calls for a "peaceful fight" to reclaim the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The segment concludes with a call to stand up against globalist tyranny, echoing the sentiment of Emiliano Zapata that it is better to die on one's feet than live on one's knees.

Barnes advises that while the Trump-DeSantis agreement is set, it should not be formalized until much later. However, he suggests Trump should officially announce his own candidacy around Labor Day to maximize Republican turnout for populist candidates in the midterms. This move is intended to create a "populist base" in Congress to support Trump's policy agenda in 2025.

Edward Dowd predicts a 50-60% retracement in the stock market over the next 6 to 18 months, with a major downturn expected by the fall. He also discusses the crisis in the airline industry, attributing flight cancellations and staff shortages to "vaccine-injured pilots" failing medical checkups and others retiring to avoid mandates. Dowd expects the government to ramp up monkeypox headlines after Labor Day to justify new restrictions.

Celente discusses the impending collapse of the commercial real estate sector due to low office occupancy in New York City. He mocks the Omega Institute for requiring vaccinations, calling it "New Age cowardice." He also touches on the recent drop in gold prices and warns that the hospitality and travel sectors will continue to suffer under new mandates.