Topic: Pioneers

Guest host Kate Dalley introduces filmmaker Bart Sibrel to discuss "Planet X." Sibrel claims that NASA launched Pioneer 10 and the Voyager probes specifically to find this hidden heavenly body. He cites mainstream science articles from recent years that acknowledge the existence of "rogue planets" and suggests that a senior NASA executive confirmed the moon landings were faked to hide the more important topic of Planet X.

Ezra Levant recounts the Soviet legend of Pavel Morozov, a boy who was celebrated as "Informant Number One" for turning his parents in to the secret police. This story was used by the Young Pioneers to teach children that their primary allegiance belonged to the Communist Party rather than their family. Levant draws parallels between this historical propaganda and modern efforts to weaponize children against political dissenters.

The impact of vaccines on birth rates is described as a "vaccine holocaust." Mike Adams encourages the audience to draw strength from their pioneer ancestors to survive the coming hardships, while the host suggests that the exposure of the Epstein and Maxwell networks is contributing to the globalists' desperation.

A caller named Ian suggests that the best way to counter the "Great Reset" is for patriots to act as modern pioneers by founding new towns and self-sufficient communities. Owen Shroyer agrees with the sentiment but points out the difficulty of escaping the influence of central banks and the need for large-scale investment to build a parallel society.