Topic: Ocean

Russian official and geopolitical expert Viktor Bout joins the program to discuss the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Bout warns that Iran has the capability to launch drone swarms from commercial ships in the Atlantic or Pacific to strike the U.S. mainland. He argues that Trump's current strategy of "no war, no peace" is designed to manipulate stock markets rather than achieve a definitive military objective.

Iran's geography, which is six times larger and more mountainous than Colorado, provides a significant defensive advantage. Matt Bracken compares a potential naval entry into the Strait of Hormuz to the disastrous Battle of Gallipoli. He criticizes retired generals like Jack Keane for suggesting that taking islands like Qeshm would be easy, noting that the Iranians have had 40 years to honeycomb them with fortifications.

Jones discusses the 1950 bioweapon test "Operation Ocean Spray" and the CIA's murder of Frank Olson. He then links these historical events to a modern "Zizian" trans cult allegedly involved in global child exploitation and satanic programming. He claims this cult uses transgender children to commit mass murder, citing recent FBI arrests.

The current military standoff involves nuclear submarines positioned in the North Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific Oceans, capable of hitting targets in minutes. NATO forces have placed hypersonic missiles along the Russian border, mirroring the tensions of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. The situation is described as "nuclear Russian roulette," with military readiness levels potentially reaching DEFCON 1 or 2 as both nations engage in high-stakes saber-rattling.

A satirical segment features a "major scientific discovery" where the U.S. government claims the entire world's ocean as the "Gulf of America." This "political science" announcement is used to mock the idea of "settled science" and the expansion of government authority. The clip includes a brief appearance by musician John Rich and parodies the planting of the American flag in global waters.

Global insect populations have reportedly collapsed by 80 to 90 percent, while plankton populations in the Atlantic are down by 90 percent. Wigington attributes this to intense UV radiation forcing plankton out of the upper layers of the water column where they photosynthesize. He criticizes the UN and Bill Gates for proposing more geoengineering to solve a crisis he claims they are causing.

A report from TPV News claims that mysterious drones are spraying chemicals over American cities and military installations. The report features an Ocean County Sheriff's officer describing 50 drones coming off the ocean that easily evaded industrial-grade tracking equipment. It suggests that federal agencies have been ordered to "stand down" to allow these drones to operate unchecked.

A report from TPV News details sightings of up to 50 drones off the coast of New Jersey, as confirmed by sworn law enforcement officers. The report questions why the FBI and DHS have not provided public briefings despite drones flying over critical infrastructure and reservoirs. Allegations are made that these drones are part of a shadowy operation where agencies have been instructed to "stand down" rather than intercept the craft.

Callers discuss the "murder of the world's oceans" through plastic pollution and the potential loss of 50% of the earth's oxygen if plankton dies. Another caller brings up Phil Schneider and the "Dulce Wars" regarding deep underground military bases (DUMBs). The host recalls interviewing Schneider before his death but remains focused on provable issues like the war with Russia and the indictment of political leaders.

Kate Daly observes that "Pride" symbolism is far more prevalent in the U.S. than in Europe, according to reports from friends abroad. She also mocks the new term "ocean heat wave" used by media to describe summer weather. Daly finds hope in online comment sections where the public expresses widespread skepticism toward climate change narratives and politicians like Mitt Romney.

A homeowner in New Jersey was reportedly arrested for hosting a wedding during the pandemic, an act Celente calls "gutless" on the part of the state. He predicts a massive "office building bust" as commercial real estate occupancy remains at 50% post-lockdown. This impending crisis is described as potentially worse than the Silicon Valley Bank failure due to trillions in revolving loans.

Divers in the Philippines have discovered coral reefs covered in discarded face masks and PPE, which Watson argues is being ignored by the "World Economic Forum" and climate activists. He cites a report from "Oceans Asia" estimating that 1.5 billion masks will enter the sea, damaging marine ecosystems and killing wildlife. Watson notes that penguins in Brazil have been found dead with masks in their stomachs.