Topic: Michael Jackson

During the Texas and Connecticut trials, the Sandy Hook foundations reportedly received over $1.6 million in DOJ grants. Jones links this to an undercover sting where FBI contractor Gavin Oblevis admitted the goal was to "bankrupt" Jones using the families as a front. He also criticizes the HBO documentary about the trial, comparing its director to the one who made the "discredited" Michael Jackson film.

Financial records for the Sandy Hook Promise Foundation show revenue jumping from $5.8 million to over $25 million during the litigation period. The foundation also received a $1.1 million SBA loan from COVID funds, which Jones suggests should be investigated for potential fraud. The segment also criticizes the director of the HBO documentary on the case, noting his previous work on the discredited Michael Jackson film.

O'Brien characterizes the COVID-19 pandemic as a "Mind Control Master's Virus" designed to depersonalize the population through masking. She compares the use of masks in the pandemic to their use in MK Ultra to inhibit oxygen and muffle voices, citing Michael Jackson as a victim of this tactic. She encourages people to use her "PTSD Time to Heal" workbook to recover from the psychological damage of the last few years.

Kathy O'Brien claims that masks are a tool of MKUltra used to inhibit oxygen to the brain and prevent critical thinking. She cites Michael Jackson as a victim of this programming, noting his father's alleged abuse and Michael's habit of wearing masks and whispering in public. O'Brien suggests that pandemic-era masking was a mass application of these sensory deprivation techniques.

Royce White praises Janet Jackson's musical legacy, specifically the album "Velvet Rope," and contrasts her cultural impact with Kamala Harris's political record. He urges the Black community to recognize that the establishment narrative is crumbling. White concludes his hosting hour by reminding listeners that they have 30 to 45 days to save the Republic and encourages them to support InfoWars.

Jason Bermas joins the show to discuss the logistical difficulty of combing through the massive Epstein document dump. He notes that while names like David Copperfield and Michael Jackson appear, the context varies, with Jackson's appearance being relatively "nothing burger" in terms of sexual allegations. Bermas encourages the public to use sites like CourtListener and Pacer to conduct their own research.

The death of Jordan Neely on a New York City subway is being utilized by the Democratic Party as a "George Floyd 2.0" martyr story for the 2024 election cycle. Drew Hernandez points out Neely's history of 44 arrests and his threatening behavior on the train as context ignored by the media. He criticizes politicians like Ayanna Pressley for claiming Neely was "lynched" while he was allegedly threatening passengers.

A discussion on mind control and celebrity handlers leads to a re-evaluation of Michael Jackson's legacy. The host admits that while he previously viewed Jackson as a pedophile, he now believes Jackson was a victim of childhood abuse and media character assassination. It is claimed that Jackson was a scapegoat for the real pedophiles in Hollywood who used drugs to control him.

Vincent from Georgia compares Kanye West's current situation to Michael Jackson's past conflicts with the music industry over lyrics in the song "They Don't Care About Us." He discusses the historical economic success of Jewish populations in Europe and their "homogeneous" nature. Jones corrects the caller's terminology while allowing the discussion to continue.

Levy claims his grandmother was a "psychic to the stars" who worked with Michael Jackson and Elvis. He asserts that many famous artists use "backmasking" or hidden lyrics to express their true feelings of depression or to expose the industry when they are under restrictive contracts. He cites the late DJ Avicii as an example of an artist who tried to expose child trafficking before his death.