Topic: Metallica

A pharmacy manager in New York reports hearing that the new COVID-19 vaccine will go "commercial" in mid-September 2023. The caller expresses regret for taking previous Pfizer shots, which he did only to attend a Metallica concert. The host warns that the transition to a commercial model is part of the broader plan to normalize annual boosters and maintain the infrastructure of fear.

Alex Jones shares an anecdote about Megadeth's Dave Mustaine visiting his home and discussing the "Endgame" album. He relates this to Tucker Carlson's branding of his show as a "forbidden transmission," similar to the Voice of America broadcasts Carlson's father managed during the Cold War. Jones concludes his segment by urging listeners to buy "Alex Jones for President" shirts and other merchandise before handing over to Owen Shroyer.

The host summarizes various headlines, including Metallica's James Hetfield expressing skepticism about vaccine passports. Claims are made that the "left" is angry that communities of color are refusing the vaccine due to historical experiments like Tuskegee. The segment discusses "viral shedding" and the alleged plan to shun those who refuse the injection.