Topic: Nitric Force

A caller discusses the origins of the firearm used in the Florida assassination attempt, suggesting it resembles rigs coming through Turkey or Eastern Europe. The conversation shifts to a testimonial for Nitric Force, a supplement sold by Infowars, with the caller praising its effects on circulation and physical performance.

Listeners call in to testify about the health benefits of InfoWars supplements like Nascent Iodine and Brain Force. One caller discusses the potential for martial law and the role of "white hats" in the military. Jones dismisses the "Q" movement as a globalist fraud designed to make patriots complacent while the bureaucracy remains under deep state control.

Syndicated talk show host Roger Stone joins the program to discuss Donald Trump's legal battles and the $9,000 fine for gag order violations. Stone praises the efficacy of Nitric Boost and Brain Force supplements for maintaining his energy during long workdays. He predicts that Trump will continue to challenge the "unconstitutional" gag order, potentially calling the judge's bluff regarding incarceration.

"Nurse Keith," a board-certified wound care associate from Oregon, calls in to testify about the effectiveness of InfoWars supplements. He claims that using products like Nitric Boost and VasoBeat, along with exercise, has produced better results for his diabetic patients than traditional medications. Alex Jones confirms the high quality of the ingredients used in the network's products.

A caller from a Wisconsin shipyard shares his positive experience using InfoWars supplements like DNA Force and Nitric Boost. He also reports that his workplace, which builds ships for the Navy and Saudi Arabia, was recently paralyzed by a "ransom hack" originating from Washington D.C. The caller recounts his transition from a Democrat to a Trump supporter after learning about the "poppy fields" in Afghanistan via talk radio.

A caller praises the sublingual effects of Brain Force Ultra and discusses a paper from *Nature Microbiology* regarding Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE). The discussion touches on the FDA's recall of certain monoclonal antibody treatments and the emergence of new COVID-19 variants like XBB.1.5, which the caller links to vaccine-driven evolution.