Topic: Primary Water

Kate Dally warns of upcoming "climate change lockdowns" being codified in state laws under the guise of "compelling governmental interest." She criticizes Utah's leadership for propping up a drought narrative to implement smart city regulations. Dally introduces the concept of "primary water"—the theory that water is renewable and located deep underground—as a solution to manufactured scarcity, citing the documentary "Mully" as an example.

A caller reports an upset victory in a Chesterfield County, Virginia, Republican primary where an outsider candidate defeated an establishment "rhino." The host views this as a positive omen for the "America First" movement. The segment ends with a reminder for listeners to filter their water using Alexa Pure products from the InfoWars Store.

Kate Daly introduces the theory of "primary water," earth-generated water that is renewable and independent of rainfall. She also warns about the vulnerability of the U.S. power grid, noting that major transformers are manufactured in China and could take 18 months to replace. Daly calls on state governors and county commissioners to exercise sovereignty by securing domestic oil supplies and refusing federal gas taxes.

Daly elaborates on the geology of primary water, citing Lake Elsinore as an example of a body of water refilled from deep earth sources. She returns to the issue of the power grid, urging states to stockpile transformers now to avoid dependency on China during a crisis. Listeners are also advised to purchase essential car parts and tires before shortages worsen.

The broadcast concludes with advice on survival preparation, including drilling for "primary water" and stockpiling homeopathic medical supplies. Alex Jones and Kate Daly emphasize the importance of becoming self-sufficient to bypass centralized government systems. Final advertisements promote 50percentoff.com and the Infowars Store's "Black Friday Comes Early" sale, highlighting Ultimate Bone Broth and storable food as essential preparedness items.