Topic: Myanmar

Alex Jones defends General Michael Flynn against media accusations that he called for a military coup in the United States similar to the one in Myanmar. Jones plays a compilation of Democratic leaders and media figures who previously called for the removal or assassination of Donald Trump. He argues that the real coup was the 2020 election fraud and the illegal spying conducted by the "Deep State."

The host criticizes world leaders like Justin Trudeau and Andrew Cuomo as "imbeciles" and "daddy's boys." He notes that while the U.S. needs $4.6 trillion for infrastructure, only a small fraction of the current Biden proposal actually goes toward physical projects like roads and bridges. The segment concludes with a critique of Health Secretary Rachel Levine and the global trend toward authoritarianism.

Gerald Celente highlights widespread anti-lockdown protests across the globe, including violent clashes in the Netherlands where police were filmed beating demonstrators. He notes a "youth revolution" occurring in countries like Senegal, Ethiopia, and Myanmar, where young people are resisting government restrictions. Celente argues that Western nations are adopting "the Chinese way" of total authoritarian control and suppressing the right to protest.

The Trends Journal has designated the current era as "World War Vax," focusing on the fight against mandatory vaccinations and "green passes." Gerald Celente highlights a global "Youth Revolution" with protests in Thailand, Myanmar, and Uganda as young people fight for freedom. He warns that the 21st century is becoming the "Chinese Century" as American leadership sells out the country's interests to Beijing.