Topic: Neil Young

Neil Young is criticized for his stance on censorship despite his "Rockin' in the Free World" persona. The discussion shifts to newly released CDC v-safe data, which reportedly shows that 25% of vaccine recipients missed work or suffered serious health events. Claims are made that 10-15% of the 10 million people in the dataset suffered serious injuries, with 1% being permanently disabled.

The death of David Crosby is noted, along with his past efforts to promote the COVID-19 vaccine. Other aging rock stars like Neil Young and Joni Mitchell are criticized for boycotting Spotify over Joe Rogan's podcast. The segment argues that these former "free thinkers" have become "beholden to their corporate masters" and government lies.

A report by John Bowne examines Neil Young's demand to remove his music from Spotify over Joe Rogan's podcast content. The segment alleges a conflict of interest, noting that the investment firms owning Young's music rights, such as Blackstone and BlackRock, have significant stakes in pharmaceutical companies like Moderna. Young is characterized as a "pawn" for the woke industrial complex rather than a defender of free speech.

Celente criticizes musicians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell for their stance against Joe Rogan on Spotify, labeling them "corporate sellouts." He compares modern political dynasties to the Bush family and urges the public to maintain peaceful, continual pressure on governments. The segment emphasizes that the "Freedom Convoy" model must be replicated in the United States.

The segment mocks Meghan McCain's public comments about contracting a severe case of COVID-19 despite being vaccinated. Celente criticizes her fear of "long-term side effects" and her family's political legacy. He reiterates his disdain for celebrities like Neil Young who support government mandates, calling them "cowards" who have abandoned their counter-culture roots.

Neil Young issued an ultimatum to Spotify demanding the removal of Joe Rogan's podcast or the deletion of Young's music catalog due to alleged vaccine misinformation. Critics label Young a "darling of the establishment" and a "fossil" while praising Eric Clapton for opposing mandates. Spotify is predicted to retain Rogan due to his massive audience reach compared to Young's smaller listener base.

Listeners call in to discuss the CDC monkey crash in Pennsylvania and the Neil Young Spotify controversy. One caller from Pennsylvania reports that the monkeys were "blown away on sight" by authorities, while a Chicago caller suggests users block Neil Young on Spotify to "vote him down."

Neil Young's attempt to force Spotify to censor Joe Rogan is detailed as a failure, with Spotify choosing to keep Rogan's massive audience. It is revealed that Young sold 50% of his music rights to a British investment firm, meaning he may not even have the legal authority to pull his music from the platform.