Topic: Park City

Activist Jake Lang joins the program to discuss a recent attempted bombing in New York City targeting his protest group. Lang describes the device as a "Mother of Satan" shrapnel bomb and attributes the attack to ISIS-trained terrorists. He criticizes New York City Mayor Zoran Mandami, a Ugandan-born Muslim, for allegedly facilitating radicalism and defaming Christian activists as white supremacists while ignoring the threat of Islamic terror.

Recent footage from Coney Island and Washington Square Park in New York City depicts a significant increase in public filth, drug use, and illegal migration. Critics argue that these once-iconic locations have been transformed into "crap holes" due to a lack of enforcement and the influx of undocumented individuals. Similar reports of urban decay are emerging from major European cities like Paris and London.

Wayne Allyn Root promotes his book, "The Great Patriot Protest," which lists 116 "woke" companies for conservatives to boycott. He discusses his upcoming July 4th trip to Park City, Utah, and notes that the cost of a holiday cookout has risen 17% over the last year. Root argues that real inflation is closer to 20-30%, far exceeding official government reports.

The Obama-era "Strong Cities Initiative" is described as a plan for the UN to take control of U.S. police departments. The 2021 Texas power grid failure is blamed on federal restrictions that prevented the state from increasing coal power output. Furthermore, Big Tech platforms like Facebook and YouTube are accused of killing live streams of massive protests in Central Park and Brooklyn to prevent the public from seeing the scale of the resistance.

Gerald Celente argues that one-day rallies, like the 1982 anti-nuclear protest in Central Park, are often ignored by policymakers. He suggests that real change only occurs through persistent presence, similar to the fall of the Berlin Wall. He also notes that participants in the Macy's Day Parade must now be vaccinated.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente reports on a "People's Choice" rally held at Columbus Circle in New York City, which drew approximately 3,000 protesters. Celente criticizes Mayor Bill de Blasio (born Warren Wilhelm Jr.) for imposing vaccine mandates that he views as a betrayal of the city's history. He describes the march down to Bryant Park and calls for citizens to "shove the mandate" in a display of Bronx-style defiance.

Alex Jones describes his experience walking through Central Park and staying at Trump Tower in New York City. He claims to have been "mobbed" by a diverse group of supporters, including police officers and firefighters, who expressed positive feedback. Jones uses this experience as a gauge to suggest that a significant portion of the population is becoming "awake" to globalist agendas.

Investigative reporter Tara Szypanski shares footage from Bryant Park in New York City, where a public lawn was divided into vaccinated and unvaccinated sections. She describes being denied entry to events and bars due to her vaccination status. The segment characterizes these measures as the implementation of a "new cult" and big brother tyranny.