Topic: Mark Stein

Marc Morano discusses his upcoming book, "The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown," which details the plan for a post-ownership society. He explains Klaus Schwab's vision of "owning nothing and being happy" while being monitored by drones and AI. Jones invites Morano to his Austin studio for a full presentation on the corporate takeover of the human body.

Watson and guest Mark Stein discuss the "medieval" double standards of the ruling class, citing the G7 summit and Obama's birthday party. Stein argues that a disturbing number of people have become "subjects" who accept that their "rulers" are exempt from the rules imposed on the public. They contrast the "clean" environment of Budapest with the perceived decline of American egalitarianism.

Jones reflects on the potential future of talk radio following Rush Limbaugh's death. He mentions that Donald Trump often discussed Jones as a potential heir to Limbaugh's slot. Jones expresses concern that corporate owners like Cumulus Media may phase out political talk in favor of sports or "safe" programming to silence populist voices.

The show airs the final moments of Rush Limbaugh's last radio broadcast from early February 2021. In the clip, Limbaugh discusses the technical challenges of the NASA Perseverance rover landing on Mars, focusing on the "seven minutes of terror" during atmospheric entry. He concludes the show by thanking his guest host Mark Stein and signing off for the last time.