Topic: Mma

The medical establishment is accused of covering up the toxic effects of Tylenol, which is compared to drinking a bottle of Jack Daniels in terms of liver stress. In contrast, natural supplements like Ultimate Turmeric are promoted for reducing inflammation and joint pain. A personal anecdote involves an MMA workout where turmeric use reportedly eliminated chronic wrist swelling.

Former MMA champion Jake Shields joined the program to discuss his views on Israeli influence and the Epstein blackmail operation. Shields argued that Israel's control over the U.S. government is becoming increasingly visible and that the refusal to release the Epstein files suggests high-level compromise. The conversation also touched on Shields' personal experiences with censorship and his transition into political commentary.

An NFL commercial featuring girls beating boys at football is criticized as a "big lie" designed to "fry the natural order" of society. The host argues that biological differences make it impossible for women to compete in the NFL or NBA and that such propaganda only serves to create resentment between the sexes. He suggests that the ad is part of a broader effort to sabotage the way human civilization functions.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on February 5, 2025, banning men from participating in women's sports categories including MMA, swimming, and track. The measure aims to protect the titles and safety of female athletes against what is described as a globalist assault on human biology. This action is part of a broader collapse of international social credit and carbon tax programs.

Guest host Jason Burmess reports on a horrifying home invasion in Dublin involving a woman who is currently suing MMA star Conor McGregor for an alleged 2018 sexual assault. During the invasion, the woman's partner was stabbed in the stomach by masked intruders. Burmess links this incident to McGregor's sudden withdrawal from a scheduled UFC fight and highlights the lack of mainstream media coverage regarding the multiple assault allegations against the fighter.

The segment discusses documents from EcoHealth Alliance that allegedly mentioned COVID-19 as early as 2018. Dr. Mikovits critiques a clip of Dr. Deborah Birx comparing COVID-19 to HIV, calling it "fear porn" and asserting that "long COVID" is a manufactured concept used to justify more research and injections. She also mentions Brian Hooker's work regarding the MMR vaccine and its alleged link to health issues in specific demographics.

A cultural shift is discussed where the political left allegedly criticizes strong, self-sufficient women as being "masculine," which is countered by the argument that strength is a feminine ideal. Simultaneously, politicians in cities like Minneapolis and Los Angeles are accused of hiring expensive private security with taxpayer funds while advocating for defunding the police for the general public. This is framed as turning the police into political operatives rather than public servants.

A report from Massachusetts details a high school girls' basketball team forfeiting a game after a "bearded" transgender player allegedly injured a female student. The discussion critiques the inclusion of biological men in women's sports. This is contrasted with Vladimir Putin's recent statements in Russia, where he vowed to protect children and traditional family structures from "pedophiles" and radical gender ideology.

Top MMA grappler Craig Jones visited the studio to discuss a recent incident where he successfully choked out the host during a podcast recording. The host recounts the physical sensation of losing consciousness and the temporary memory loss that followed the procedure. This event was intended to illustrate the fragility of life and the efficiency of professional grappling techniques.

Dr. Ben Marble reissues a challenge to Mark Zuckerberg for a televised MMA-style fight, with proceeds going to MyFreeDoctor.com. Marble and Jones discuss their personal histories with street fighting in Mississippi and Florida. The segment concludes with a list of recommended COVID-19 treatments, including Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, and Budesonide.

Blair White and the host condemn the inclusion of biological males in women's sports, citing swimmer Lia Thomas as a primary example. White argues that "white liberal women" often co-opt the trans movement to push agendas that the actual trans community does not support.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is criticized for calling LGBTQ+ kids "fierce" and "resilient" following a mass shooting in Tennessee. The segment also covers the assault of swimmer Riley Gaines at San Francisco State University and threats against author JK Rowling. Jones highlights transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox, who fractured a female opponent's skull, as evidence of "state-sanctioned" violence against women.

Jones labels the lack of apology from the left following the Tennessee school shooting as a form of "terrorism." He cites the "Woman of the Year" awards given to men and the physical violence in MMA, such as Fallon Fox breaking women's skulls, as a "kamikaze operation" against civilization. The segment claims that feminism was a tool to isolate women so they could be replaced by men in their own spaces.

Former NBA player and MMA fighter Royce White joins the broadcast to discuss the "scary" trend of athletes dropping dead. Dr. Marble advises all athletes who took the shots to stop playing sports immediately to avoid sudden cardiac arrest. They discuss the creation of a "parallel medical system" through organizations like TWC Health and MyFreeDoctor.com to treat vaccine-injured individuals.

Reports of a dog contracting monkeypox serve as a springboard for a critique of modern cultural decadence and LGBTQ politics. The segment criticizes Twitter for banning women who speak out against transgender athletes in sports like rugby and MMA. The rhetoric links these social issues to a broader "psychotic evil" attributed to the political left.

A caller from Sacramento, California, encourages Jones to attend UFC fights, noting that the professional MMA community is largely supportive of his message and skeptical of vaccine mandates. Jones recounts his history of attending fights with Joe Rogan and expresses interest in re-engaging with the UFC crowd. He praises the "awake" nature of the combat sports community and Dana White.

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alex Jones discuss the physical dangers and unfairness of biological men entering women's MMA, bodybuilding, and swimming competitions. They argue that society's tolerance of this trend is a "mockery" of women's achievements. Greene asserts that while she does not hate individuals personally, she is vehemently against the policies that allow men to unseat women in their own sports and private facilities.

The segment covers Alaina McLaughlin, a transgender MMA fighter, and the controversy surrounding biological men competing in women's sports. This is followed by a continuation of the OAN report on natural immunity, which argues that the medical establishment is ignoring settled science regarding the body's defense systems.

Owen Shroyer previews an interview with Dr. Richard Bartlett regarding COVID-19 truths and discusses Donald Trump's weekend activities visiting New York City police and firefighters. The segment notes the rise of "F Biden" chants at college football stadiums and criticizes the presence of "DC criminals" at the official 9-11 ceremony. Additionally, Shroyer mentions a controversy involving a transgender woman winning an MMA debut against a biological female.

The estate of Aaron Danielson, a Trump supporter killed in Portland, has filed a lawsuit against the city's mayor and district attorney for negligence. In California, actress Rose McGowan appeared with Larry Elder to allege that Gavin Newsom's wife attempted to silence her regarding Harvey Weinstein. The segment also covers the MMA debut of Alana McLaughlin, a transgender fighter, which the host characterizes as sanctioned domestic violence against women.