Topic: P Caps

A clip of Hakeem Jeffries debating tax cuts and the SALT cap is played, with the host providing mocking commentary. The segment devolves into studio banter as crew members attempt to win a $1,000 prize by landing a sombrero on the host's head. The host jokes about his "Hitler mustache" social experiment from the previous week and compares his bone structure to historical German figures while maintaining a populist ideology.

Claims that polar bears are drowning due to melting ice caps are challenged, with evidence provided that they are strong swimmers capable of traveling 200 miles in water. The population of polar bears has reportedly increased from 10,000 in the 1950s to over 50,000 today. The "starving polar bear" imagery used by climate activists is described as a manipulation of natural seasonal weight fluctuations and the life cycles of old or sick animals.

Mike Lindell joins the program to discuss the ongoing fight for election integrity and the legal persecution of figures like Tina Peters. Lindell addresses claims about "P-caps" and election algorithms, asserting that his investigations have been vindicated despite continued media attacks. He remains focused on removing electronic voting machines and transitioning to a paper-based system.

The host analyzes Kamala Harris's proposal for federal price caps on groceries, comparing the strategy to Maoist and Marxist economic policies. The discussion posits that price controls inevitably lead to empty shelves and black markets because manufacturers cannot operate at a loss. The segment argues that the ultimate goal of these policies is the systematic collapse of the American economy.

Predictions made by Al Gore regarding the total melting of polar ice caps by 2014 are scrutinized and labeled as fraudulent. Evidence cited includes a 2009 nautical expedition that became stuck in ice and the continued presence of glaciers in national parks past predicted disappearance dates. The narrative argues that climate change claims are used as a tool for global enslavement and to undermine divine creation.

Alex Jones previews an upcoming interview with Patrick Byrne regarding January 6th indictments. He also discusses theories of a globalist plan to reduce the human population to 500 million and mocks Al Gore's past predictions about melting ice caps.

The host provides a corrected and more detailed reading of the Solzhenitsyn quote from *The Gulag Archipelago*. The passage describes how the Soviet "cursed machine" of mass arrests in Leningrad could have been halted if citizens had ambushed security officers with axes and hammers. The summary emphasizes that the "organs" of the state would have suffered a shortage of officers if the people had valued their freedom enough to fight back at the moment of arrest.

Fletcher argues that the entire solar system is heating up due to its changing location in space, rather than human-caused carbon emissions. He cites NASA reports showing that ice caps on Mars are melting and asserts that the "green agenda" is a financial scam. Jones references his 2007 film "Endgame," where he interviewed the Rothschild heir on similar climate anomalies.

Bob Fletcher asserts that the Earth is heating from the inside out, causing the melting of polar ice caps and an increase in volcanic activity. He notes that the influx of fresh water into the oceans is disrupting salinity and affecting marine life. Fletcher mentions that high tides in Miami Beach have already shown significant increases due to these geological shifts.

Anheuser-Busch faces a significant decline in market value and sales following a controversial marketing campaign featuring a transgender influencer. Reports indicate a $6 billion loss in market capitalization and a 40% drop in orders for Bud Light at some distributors. The segment disputes media claims that inclusive advertising is beneficial for business, citing similar audience declines in the NFL and NBA.

InfoWars has partnered with a new national distributor to bring back free shipping on orders over $50. The segment transitions into a critique of historical climate predictions, noting that Al Gore's 2002 forecasts regarding melting ice caps have failed to materialize. Scientific data from Vostok ice core samples is cited to argue that climate shifts are cyclical and driven by solar activity rather than human carbon emissions.

Dally mocks celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio for promoting climate alarmism while using private jets. She points out that despite decades of predictions that the ice caps would disappear, they remain. She cites billionaire Dan Pena's view that human activity cannot affect cyclical weather patterns, which she claims operate on 400, 800, and 1,000-year cycles.

Norm Pattis discusses the $4.1 million compensatory damage verdict, noting that Texas law has caps that should limit punitive damages to approximately $1.5 million. He criticizes the plaintiffs' strategy of turning a tort case into a general assault on the First Amendment. Pattis expresses concern that the court might attempt to "write new law" on Jones's back to bypass existing legal protections.

A montage of "dire warnings" about climate change from 2030 to the present illustrates what Jones calls "alarmism." He questions the validity of these warnings, suggesting they are used to justify jailing skeptics as "war criminals." He also references Al Gore's 1997 meetings with Enron CEO Ken Lay to discuss "cap-and-trade" schemes, framing the environmental movement as a corporate tax scam.

Mike Adams discusses the severe shortages in the supplement industry, including labels, bottles, and veggie caps. He predicts major logistics failures for UPS and FedEx due to a lack of diesel engine oil additives. Adams notes that Amazon is contracting and closing warehouses, encouraging listeners to support pro-America retailers like the Infowars Store instead of globalist corporations.

A Harvard Caps Harris Poll found that 71% of respondents do not want Joe Biden to run for a second term, as his approval rating sits at 39%. Simultaneously, a University of Chicago Institute of Politics poll revealed that 28% of voters believe it may soon be necessary to take up arms against the government. Amidst these tensions, Biden has suggested carving out the filibuster to codify Roe v. Wade into federal law.

Citing an article from Zero Hedge, Watson discusses "Phase Two" of the New Normal, where anyone deviating from the official ideology is labeled an "insurgent" or "terrorist." He argues that the system no longer just punishes those who question COVID, but anyone who "merely questions reality."

General Russell Honoré is compared to Benedict Arnold for his alleged role in targeting the American people and criticizing the Capitol Police. Archival audio of Barack Obama from 2008 is played, where he discusses using a cap-and-trade system to bankrupt coal-powered plants. The host argues that these policies were designed to enrich globalist interests like the Rothschilds while leaving Americans without reliable power.