Topic: Pentecost

Charlie Kirk reportedly told associates before his death that he wanted to see more people filled with the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues. The host shares a personal story from his youth about spontaneously speaking perfect Spanish during a spiritual experience. This "heavenly language" is described as a vital tool for fighting the demonic forces currently influencing global politics.

Pastor Howard-Browne details a private meeting with the Mayor of Chicago, whom he describes as a "prodigal son" who grew up in a Pentecostal church. The Mayor reportedly had tears in his eyes when given a Bible and told that God's hand was on him. The pastor claims the Mayor is trapped by the political and financial "octopus" of the Democratic party but remains open to spiritual guidance.

Biggs clarifies his vision of the Trump shooting, noting that while he saw blood and "matrix-like" waves, the "busted eardrum" was his personal interpretation of the intense energy he witnessed. Alex Jones relates this to his own spiritual experiences, describing them as "Pentecost fire." The segment concludes with a call to support the show via the InfoWars Store.

The discussion shifts to a theological perspective, with Hernandez stating that the ultimate battle is not against flesh and blood but against "spiritual hosts of wickedness." He describes the New World Order as a Luciferian agenda aimed at destroying humanity because humans are made in God's image. He argues that faith in Jesus Christ is the only anchor during these "hopeless looking times."

Alex Jones describes a profound spiritual experience at the River Church complex in Tampa, Florida, during a service led by Pastor Rodney Howard Brown. Jones claims he felt the presence of the Holy Ghost so strongly during the reading of the Great Commission that he nearly passed out and became dizzy. He reflects on his upbringing in Pentecostal and evangelical churches in Dallas, Texas, noting that he had never experienced such an intense physical reaction to a religious service before.