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A caller brings up "weird time travel stuff" and predictive tweets from 2023 that allegedly named Cole Allen as an assassin. Jones mentions that The Simpsons has a history of predicting events and promises to look into the "Time Machine" website references. He notes a statement from a White House science official about "controlling time and space" as a point of interest for future research.

President Trump has signed an executive order placing silver on the critical materials list for national security, aiming to establish price floors and bypass Chinese supply chains. This move is intended to secure resources for defense contractors like Lockheed Martin and high-tech manufacturers like Sony. While some fear a "tulip mania" style bubble, experts argue that silver's essential role in modern industry makes it more akin to "oxygen" for the global economy.

The Saudi Crown Prince expresses a desire to join the Abraham Accords, provided there is a clear path to a two-state solution for Palestinians. Trump mentions that Iran "badly" wants to make a deal and that he is open to negotiations to satisfy the region's security interests. The defense partnership is further solidified by the planned purchase of Lockheed Martin military equipment by the Saudi government.

The world's largest refinery, Heraeus in Switzerland, is reportedly delaying silver deliveries by up to two months, causing panic among manufacturers like Tesla and Lockheed Martin. Many high-premium coin dealers are expected to go bankrupt as they lack the liquidity to buy back metals at current high prices. Dr. Kirk Elliott advises listeners to roll over traditional IRAs and 401ks into physical precious metals to protect their wealth.

The discussion shifts to "aneutronic fusion," a clean energy source that produces no deadly radiation or neutrons. Forbes points to Lockheed Martin's compact fusion reactor and companies like Helium Fusion, backed by Sam Altman and Peter Thiel, as evidence that this technology is being commercialized in secret. He suggests that the US government has possessed the ability to manipulate space-time since the 1960s but has kept it classified for national security.

Ashton Forbes explains that space is not an empty vacuum but a "cauldron of energy" known as the ether or zero-point energy. By manipulating this medium, the military has reportedly developed warp drives and wormhole technology, as hinted at by former Skunk Works head Ben Rich. Forbes argues that the public has been brainwashed into believing these concepts are pseudoscience to maintain the energy monopoly.

Ashton Forbes explains the "closed-loop teleportation protocol" used to move objects through space-time without the risks associated with the 1943 Philadelphia Experiment. He references Bob Lazar's claims about Area 51 and suggests that whistleblowers often have their lives ruined rather than being killed. The segment ends with Forbes describing how a superconductive shell can displace an object from space-time, making it appear "magical" to the uninitiated.

Dark Journalist Daniel List discusses Donald Trump's proposal for the Pentagon to become a shareholder in Lockheed Martin to regain control over "crash retrieval" UFO technology. He traces the secrecy back to the Eisenhower administration, when Vice President Richard Nixon allegedly shifted the UFO file to private corporations to avoid government oversight. This move reportedly led to the final "dust-up" between President Kennedy and the CIA in 1963.

Mark Lynch highlights the issue of "open primaries" in South Carolina, which allow Democrats to cross over and vote for establishment Republicans like Lindsey Graham. Graham’s campaign is reportedly funded by the "war industrial complex," including Lockheed Martin, to ensure continued military spending. The host and Lynch conclude that the "real tax" of these wars is the skyrocketing energy cost that sabotages the American middle class.

Geiser analyzes Palantir's $281 billion market cap, which exceeds traditional hardware contractors like Lockheed Martin despite lower revenues. He explains that investors see AI as the "nuclear weapon of the 21st century." The segment frames the current political struggle as a necessity to win the AI Cold War against China to prevent global CCP dominance.

Wernher von Braun reportedly warned on his deathbed that a fake extraterrestrial threat would be manufactured to justify a totalitarian global military state. Corporations like Lockheed Skunk Works and Northrop Grumman have allegedly reverse-engineered craft to create advanced aircraft that mimic alien technology. These man-made vehicles are used in psychological warfare operations to control the public through fear of an outer space invasion.

A retired chairman of a major U.S. corporation has reportedly expressed a desire to defect and reveal that free energy technology has existed for decades. The global energy and petrodollar systems are allegedly maintained by suppressing zero-point energy to keep populations dependent on centralized power. Most modern UFO sightings, such as the "Tic Tac" or triangular craft, are attributed to Lockheed Skunk Works, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon.

Dr. Greer warns that a man-made "alien invasion" could be triggered at any time using advanced technology that would deceive even the highest levels of government. He points to modern drone swarms as "tinker toy" versions of the sophisticated orbs and craft operated by Lockheed. Greer has released a new book, "Disclosure: An Illustrated History," which provides a synopsis of crash retrievals and major cases to educate the public on these deceptions.

Dr. Steven Greer warned of a long-standing plan to stage a "false flag" alien invasion using man-made craft that mimic extraterrestrial vehicles. He cited warnings from Wernher von Braun about using a space-based threat to justify a global totalitarian state. According to Greer, major aerospace contractors like Lockheed Skunk Works mastered gravity control in 1954, and most modern UFO sightings are actually advanced human technology used for psychological warfare.

New HD footage and telemetry from the recent helicopter crash in Washington DC suggest the aircraft may have been hijacked via remote control or automation hacking. Experts and air traffic controllers have noted the flight path was highly irregular, with the helicopter tracking directly into a passenger jet without responding to the tower. Lockheed Martin and Sikorsky have previously demonstrated remote-control Blackhawk technology, leading to speculation about the use of autonomous kill switches in modern aviation.