Topic: Magnesium

Magnesium is identified as a critical mineral for over 300 enzymatic processes, including muscle recovery and sleep. Schroer shares that increasing magnesium intake helped reduce soreness after basketball and heavy lifting. The new InfoWars supplements are designed to synergize with Methylene Blue, providing a comprehensive routine for cognitive and physical performance.

A caller asks for advice on treating anxiety and depression, leading to a discussion on the benefits of magnesium, exercise, and prayer. The conversation shifts to favorite firearm calibers, with the host recommending .300 Win Mag and .308 for survival. The segment also notes a new trend in television advertising where pharmaceutical companies are now openly listing myocarditis and heart attacks as "normal" side effects of vaccines.

Hagman emphasizes that despite the corruption of institutions, thousands of whistleblowers are coming forward. The segment transitions into the importance of physical and nutritional preparedness during times of crisis. Listeners are urged to stock up on essential supplements like magnesium, krill oil, and vitamin D3 to maintain health as supply chains and systems fail.

Owen Shroyer opens the phone lines for the third hour to discuss media lies and child grooming. He emphasizes the importance of "human intelligence" from the audience in the fight against worldwide tyranny. A brief product showcase features InfoWars' fizzy magnesium and high-grade CBD oil, which fund the network's operations.

South Africa is reportedly on the verge of a total civilizational breakdown due to the collapse of its electric grid. This is framed as a warning for the West regarding the globalist agenda to cut off resources. The host transitions into a promotion for InfoWars supplements, including magnesium and nitric boost, to fund the show's continued warnings.

A caller from FEMA Region 4 expresses support for the program and shares health improvements attributed to X2 and B12 supplements. The discussion touches on the perceived demonic nature of attacks on Christians and patriots. The host reiterates that the audience's financial support is the "launch pad" for the movement's success.

Jay, a truck driver from Kentucky, discusses his use of Infowars supplements like Turbo Force and Magnesium to stay alert on the road. He also shares an anecdote about meeting a rabbi in Pennsylvania who is friends with Dr. Zelenko and interested in information about the Azov Battalion in Ukraine. The host emphasizes the need for all people to come together in the love of God against racial division.

A caller from New York compares current events in China and Australia to the dystopian film *Songbird*, specifically noting the use of surveillance drones to crush the public spirit. He also references Pfizer court documents, claiming the actual mortality and injury rates from vaccines are higher than publicly reported. Shroyer concludes the segment by mentioning "Fizzy Magnesium" as a healthy alternative to mainstream drinks.

The host explains the high operational costs of running Banned.video, citing millions of daily views that require expensive server infrastructure. A $300,000 quarterly shortfall is mentioned, necessitating a massive clearance sale at the InfoWars Store. Listeners are encouraged to purchase products like Biotruth Selenium and "Save the Frogs" merchandise to keep the network on the air.

Dr. Artis outlines four key supplements to bolster the immune system against spike proteins and mRNA technology: high-dose Vitamin C, Magnesium, Selenium, and Apple Pectin. He explains the biological role of each, such as Selenium's support for T-cell production in bone marrow. Jones concludes the interview by emphasizing the importance of using "what God gave us" to resist medical tyranny.

Tom in New York explains he chose the Johnson & Johnson vaccine because it was a viral vector rather than mRNA, but still experienced illness afterward. He vows to protect his children from masks and mandates in New York. He also mentions supporting InfoWars by purchasing products like "Magnesium Fizzy" and the "End Game" DVD.

Jones discusses the "feminization" of the population through soy consumption and mercury poisoning, citing a National Geographic article about birds and a Japanese study on catfish. He claims these chemicals are being used to sterilize the public and alter human behavior. The segment transitions into an advertisement for the InfoWars Store's Memorial Day sale, highlighting the new Ionic Fizzy Magnesium drink.