Topic: Nazi Holocaust

Ukraine is described as the most corrupt country on Earth, involved in human trafficking, organ harvesting, and the glorification of Nazi-era SS divisions. Victor Bout reflects on the 27 million Soviet citizens who died in World War II, noting that the current conflict is viewed in Russia as a necessary struggle against a "reborn Nazi regime." He emphasizes that for Russians, Victory Day is a sacrosanct celebration of the defeat of the German war machine.

The hosts discuss the tragic car accident that killed Joe Biden's first wife and daughter, airing a phone call from Richard Nixon. They speculate about Biden's subsequent marriage to Jill Biden and criticize his political record as "Mao-level." The segment ends with a controversial comparison between modern government surveillance and the Holocaust.

Roseanne Barr describes her childhood experience watching the Adolf Eichmann trials and rejects accusations of Holocaust denial. She draws parallels between the early stages of Nazi Germany, including the poisoning of patients at doctors' offices, and modern American COVID-19 policies. Barr warns that the current political climate mirrors the rise of totalitarianism through the subversion of science, religion, and medicine.

Roseanne Barr defines the "New World Order" as a "Nazi World Order," citing Operation Paperclip as the mechanism that brought Nazi scientists into the American space and medical programs. She argues that the current "Deep State" uses the same tactics of deception and intimidation employed by the Third Reich. Barr claims that denying election fraud or vaccine injuries is morally equivalent to denying the historical Holocaust.

The broadcast plays archival audio from a 60 Minutes interview where George Soros discusses his childhood in Nazi-occupied Hungary. Soros describes the year of German occupation as a "happy-making" experience and discusses his role in the confiscation of Jewish property. He states he felt no guilt because he was merely a spectator and the property would have been taken by someone else regardless.

Archival footage from a 60 Minutes interview features George Soros describing his experiences in Nazi-occupied Hungary as a 14-year-old. Soros admits to accompanying his protector during the confiscation of Jewish property, stating he felt no guilt because he was merely a spectator. He characterizes the period as an exhilarating time that shaped his character, while confirming his lack of religious belief or faith in God.

In response to door-to-door vaccine teams, Mike Adams suggests "gray man" survival strategies, such as claiming to be vaccinated to avoid being flagged in databases. He compares the current political climate to the Nazi Holocaust, urging listeners to think about how to hide from state actors. The discussion emphasizes the importance of preserving life against what is described as a medical kidnapping agenda.