Topic: News Production

Chase Geiser and Harrison Smith discuss the "algorithm" of InfoWars, which assumes a globalist conspiracy to conglomerate power. They contrast this with mainstream networks like CNN and MSNBC, which they claim use "valedictorian types" to follow top-down directives from the intelligence community.

Jones and Dowd discuss New Zealand's "Therapeutic Products Bill," which they claim will ban vitamins and natural supplements. Dowd mentions "Nattokinase" as a supplement that helps unbind spike proteins. They mock former PM Jacinda Ardern's past COVID directives, with Jones claiming she told citizens "not to look at the sunset" to avoid the virus.

A discussion on Speaker Kevin McCarthy's promise to release the January 6th footage, with the hosts arguing it should be made public for everyone rather than just one network. They speculate that Tucker Carlson's show is being closely reviewed by Fox executives due to the intense political heat. They contrast their own independence with the boundaries faced by corporate media hosts.

The discussion focuses on the Therapeutic Products Bill in New Zealand, which Pokere-Phillips compares to the 1907 Tohunga Suppression Act. She argues the bill is designed to eliminate access to natural and traditional Maori medicines (rongoā). The segment highlights the use of "bribery" like food and electronics to encourage Maori communities to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

Alex Jones informs the audience that significant developments occurred shortly before the broadcast that he is not yet ready to release. He expresses a need to process this information and suggests he may have Owen Shroyer step in to assist with the show. The host emphasizes the gravity of the news and his responsibility to handle it judiciously.