Topic: Linus Pauling

In the final segment, Savage and Jones discuss the prevalence of AI bots on social media and the importance of "mega vitamins," specifically ascorbic acid. Jones gives a final push for the "Optimal Human Beef Tallow," highlighting its switch from toxic seed oils as a major health victory. The show closes with a reminder of the ongoing InfoWars store fundraiser.

The host suggests that big tech companies have used his persona as a model for "war gaming" against patriots for over 20 years. ChatGPT confirms that controversial figures like Alex Jones and Joe Rogan may be subject to higher scrutiny or filtering in training data sets to prevent the model from spreading "misinformation." This filtering process is criticized as a way for corporations and intelligence agencies to create a "woke" AI system that ignores credible but dissenting information.

The host discussed various natural supplements that may help mitigate the effects of the spike protein, including organic Vitamin C, zinc, and atomic iodine. He referenced the work of Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling regarding high-dose Vitamin C therapy for immune support. While not offering formal medical advice, the host shared his personal routine of receiving glutathione and Vitamin C IVs to maintain health.

Donald Trump pledges to sign an executive order on his first day in office to ban federal agencies from colluding with private companies to censor the speech of American citizens. He calls for a "Digital Bill of Rights" to dismantle the current system of information control. Following this, Jones promotes the return of Vitamin C and Zinc with Rosehips to the InfoWars Store, citing the formula's origins in the research of Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling.

Dalley alleges that hospital staff pressured her to put her husband on a ventilator within 30 minutes of arrival. She criticizes the use of Remdesivir due to potential renal damage and argues that the NIH suppresses information on Vitamin C and other supplements. The host mentions Linus Pauling's Nobel Prize-winning work on Vitamin C as historical validation for these treatments.

The discussion takes a historical turn, explaining how the British Navy used limes to prevent scurvy and gain a military advantage over the Spanish. This leads into a discussion on the health benefits of Vitamin C and iodine, referencing Linus Pauling's Nobel Prize-winning research. The segment concludes with a promotion for "DNA Force" and other mineral supplements.