Topic: Public Pressure

In a final appeal, Liz Gunn and the parents urge Jacinda Ardern to step in and override the court's decision to avoid further brutalizing the population. They warn that forcing the operation will have lasting negative consequences for the government's standing. The host promises to provide updates on the surgery, which is scheduled for Friday in New Zealand (Thursday in the U.S.).

A Rasmussen poll indicates that voters earning over $200,000 a year are less concerned about inflation, while lower-income individuals are struggling to survive. Alex Jones opens the phone lines for listeners to discuss the Supreme Court nominee and the "Great Reset." He emphasizes the importance of "reverse engineering" the enemy's operations through collective effort and expert whistleblowers.

Chris Sky shares a success story from Canada where public outcry forced airports to remove separate lines for vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers. He uses this as an example of how "united noncompliance" and public pressure can effectively roll back tyrannical policies. The segment emphasizes that the government is forced to retreat when the public refuses to accept segregation.