Topic: Permanent State

Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and subsequent data releases are analyzed as a major blow to the New World Order's censorship regime. While some remain skeptical of Musk's long-term agenda, his actions are seen as a way to use one "would-be dictator" against another. The segment argues that the primary obstacle to American freedom is a permanent bureaucracy that exists within both the Democratic and Republican parties.

Alex Jones plays and analyzes a clip of Professor Jeffrey Sachs on MSNBC, where Sachs attributes the conflict in Ukraine to a "U.S. mistake" and the "permanent state." Sachs argues that the CIA and Pentagon have been engaged in a disastrous proxy war in Syria for seven years and are now risking a dangerous confrontation with Russia. Jones highlights the stunned reaction of the MSNBC hosts as Sachs criticizes the interventionist policies of the Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations.

Robert Barnes argues that the CDC and OSHA have admitted in court that the vaccines do not prevent transmission, rendering them fraudulent products. He suggests that the suppression of early treatments like Vitamin C and D was a "projection" of the government's own plan to release ineffective products. Referencing Michel Foucault, Barnes explains how a permanent health crisis is used to justify a permanent police state.