Topic: Mets

To prevent the kind of infiltration seen on January 6th, Tommy Robinson implemented strict rules against face coverings at his demonstrations. He describes negotiating with the Metropolitan Police to ensure the safety of families and children during the "Unite the Kingdom" events. Robinson recounts the powerful moment when 100,000 people chanted "Christ is King" in London, signaling a spiritual and cultural rebirth in the face of secular and Islamic pressure.

The London Metropolitan Police banned a "Walk with Jesus" march in Whitechapel to avoid provoking the local Muslim community. The host argues this is a surrender of Christian rights to "Muslim thugs" and compares it to other instances where white citizens are restricted from public spaces in the UK.

Maria Z takes over the broadcast to discuss the World Health Organization's ongoing attempts to gain global authority through "backdoor" documents. She introduces Lewis Brackpool, a UK investigative journalist who obtained FOI responses from the Met Office and UKRI. Brackpool reports that the UK government has admitted to funding over 327 geoengineering and solar radiation management projects, though they claim the research is "hypothetical."

Lewis Brackpool details the involvement of a U.S.-based NGO called "Silver Lining" in funding UK weather research. He highlights the NGO's ties to the World Economic Forum's "Young Global Leaders" and the Pritzker family. Brackpool notes that while the Met Office claims not to condone geoengineering, they are receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars for research into stratospheric aerosol injection and marine cloud brightening.

A clip of Jim Haywood from the Met Office is played, where he admits that solar radiation management cannot be implemented without "regional side effects" on temperature and precipitation. Lewis Brackpool notes that these publications acknowledge the risks of throwing sulfur into the atmosphere to recreate volcanic eruptions. He expresses concern that millions of pounds are being pumped into these "risky" climate intervention techniques without public knowledge.

Andrew Bridgen has submitted evidence to the Metropolitan Police regarding crimes committed during the COVID-19 response. He highlights the unredacted South African Pfizer contract, which admitted that long-term side effects were unknown at the time of rollout. Bridgen is leading a major debate on excess deaths in the House of Commons scheduled for April 18th.

Gavin McInnes joins the show to discuss the New York Mets' ceremony honoring fallen officer Jonathan Diller. McInnes and the host contrast the public's knowledge of George Floyd with the lack of recognition for Diller, blaming the media for the disparity. They argue that professional sports remain one of the last bastions of meritocracy in a world increasingly focused on diversity mandates.

The Metropolitan Police in London are criticized for their lenient treatment of Just Stop Oil activists compared to anti-lockdown protesters. Footage shows officers providing "counseling" and protection to eco-activists while they block major roads, whereas anti-vaccine mandate protesters faced aggressive enforcement. This perceived double standard has fueled public anger as the blockades continue to impact emergency services and daily commutes.

Watson claims that record-breaking temperatures in the UK are being manipulated by placing weather stations at airports like Heathrow and Gatwick. He argues that heat-absorbing tarmac and jet engines artificially inflate readings, which are then used by the BBC and Met Office to promote "Net Zero" policies. He cites research suggesting that half of all land surface temperature data used to show global warming is taken near runways.

The UK government has declared a national emergency and issued its first "red extreme heat warning" as temperatures rise in July. Paul Joseph Watson criticizes the media and government for "climate fearmongering," noting that similar temperatures in 1976 did not result in emergency "Cobra" meetings or widespread panic. He argues that the "blood red" weather maps are a psychological tool used to advance a technocratic agenda and keep the population in a state of constant terror.

Research by Professor Ross McKittrick suggests that major global temperature data sets, including those from the UK Met Office, are flawed because measurements are often taken near hot airport runways and jet engines. This data is allegedly used to justify "net zero" policies that have sparked farmer revolts in Holland, France, and Spain. Watson posits that the UK has shifted from a "stiff upper lip" culture to one of extreme "safetyism," where citizens are encouraged to fear the sun.

Security barricades have returned to Washington, D.C., in anticipation of leftist riots following the abortion ruling leak. Shroyer contrasts the lack of violence at Trump rallies with the 2020 riots in Lafayette Square. He also mocks Hillary Clinton for her appearance at the Met Gala and criticizes Bernie Sanders for calling to end the filibuster to codify abortion rights.

The Met Gala is highlighted as a display of class hypocrisy, where wealthy elites like AOC wore expensive gowns while servants were forced to wear masks. Donald Trump's reaction to the Milley reports is discussed, where he stated that if the allegations are true, they constitute treason. The host argues that Trump's instincts are good but that he lacks the deep research to understand that his own advisors were part of a spiritual and political betrayal.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is criticized for wearing a "Tax the Rich" designer dress at a $50,000-per-plate gala while surrounded by wealthy elites. Observations from the 9/11 memorial suggest that politicians only wear masks for public appearances while remaining maskless behind the scenes.

Nicki Minaj's fans are reportedly learning how the mainstream media operates after outlets like Variety and personalities like Joy Reid allegedly faked quotes and smeared the singer as an "anti-vaxxer." Watson highlights the media's aggressive response to any celebrity who deviates from the official vaccine narrative.

The broadcast reports on the Yankees and Mets implementing separate seating sections for vaccinated and unvaccinated fans. Jones calls this the beginning of "medical ghettos." He references comments by Roger Daltrey of The Who regarding the "woke generation" and warns that current economic policies are leading the U.S. toward Venezuela-style hyperinflation and scarcity.