Topic: Red State

Mike Lindell analyzes the Democratic leadership, noting Kamala Harris's poor primary performance in 2020 as evidence of her lack of organic support. He points to Florida's 2022 election, where Ron Desantis won Miami-Dade, as a rare example of a race without computer manipulation. Lindell claims his data shows that 66% of the United States is actually "Red" when fraud is removed from the equation.

Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are accused of blaming red states like Indiana and Mississippi for gun violence in Illinois. Critics argue that Democratic leaders are using the crime crisis as a pretext to call for National Guard-led gun confiscation. Despite restrictive gun laws in blue cities, crime rates remain high, leading to calls for federal intervention to protect citizens.

A caller from New Jersey reports sightings of unmarked helicopters spraying a "red mist" over the state. Another caller recounts a 1990s event in Gulf Breeze, Florida, where a C-130 was allegedly used to "debunk" a genuine UFO sighting by towing flares to confuse witnesses.

A caller from Kansas suggests that red states should engage in "defiance" by using barter systems and ignoring federal mandates. Jones discusses the possibility of Texas seceding to form the core of a new American Republic if the federal government remains hijacked by a "criminal cabal." He argues that secession is a peaceful alternative to a bloody civil war and notes high support for the idea in Texas.

Analysis of VAERS data by Mike Yeadon and Craig Paardekooper suggests that 0.5% of vaccine batches are highly toxic, while others are harmless placebos. The data indicates that "red states" received twice as many of these lethal batches as "blue states," resulting in significantly higher mortality rates in conservative regions. A whistleblower coder presents data showing certain Pfizer batches had a death rate as high as 21%.

The trucker boycott was sparked by what many drivers perceive as the political persecution of Donald Trump. The movement draws inspiration from the Canadian Freedom Convoy, which protested COVID-19 lockdowns. Drivers are encouraged to move their families and businesses to red states to escape the policies of liberal urban centers.

The success of the Bud Light boycott is cited as evidence that American consumers can effectively push back against corporate "wokeness." The current trucker movement aims to apply similar pressure to blue states that have become hostile to working-class values. The host suggests that these areas will eventually implode due to their own parasitic policies.

The host and Witzke discuss the House of Representatives' failure to impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas after four Republicans voted with Democrats. Witzke alleges Mayorkas is facilitating a "strategic invasion" of red states and is complicit in the disappearance of over 90,000 migrant children. They characterize the current border policy as the largest human trafficking operation in history.

A caller from New York discusses the death of his sister following a hospital stay involving Remdesivir. The host responds by citing reports from Greg Reese alleging that "hot lots" of vaccines were knowingly directed toward Republican-leaning red states. He also provides a public service tip on identifying high-quality Himalayan salt containing natural iodine.

The host revisits the claim that fatal vaccine lots were intentionally sent to red states. He also expands on his "public service announcement" regarding iodine, explaining the difference between pink and purple Himalayan salt and announcing plans to private label a high-quality potassium iodide supplement.

Investigative reports suggest the U.S. military targeted enlisted personnel with lethal vaccine batches while providing officers with saline placebos. Analysis of VAERS data indicates that red states in the U.S. experienced twice the rate of vaccine-related deaths and injuries compared to blue states, suggesting a political targeting mechanism. References are made to State Department Memorandum 200 and Henry Kissinger's 1970s policy regarding global population reduction through chemicals and vaccines.

There is a call for "Christian supremacy" in U.S. government and culture to counter the influence of Luciferians and communists. Guest host Drew Hernandez and a caller discuss the idea of mass deporting "traitors," including George Soros-funded DAs, pedophiles, and illegal aliens. They argue that red states must unite and reconstitute committees of safety to protect their liberties from an increasingly lawless federal regime.

The host recounts the history of government-mandated sterilization in the U.S., which continued in some states until the 1980s, to provide context for current medical overreach. He frames his opposition to the globalist agenda as a matter of basic survival instinct rather than heroism. The segment concludes with a reflection on the Christian principle of forgiving those who "know not what they do," even while resisting their destructive actions.

Reports suggest that Pfizer employees in Australia received different vaccine batches than the general public, potentially receiving saline or attenuated versions. Statistical analysis is cited to claim that "range finding" was used to send deadlier batches of vaccines to specific regions, particularly American red states. The discussion notes that while many received saline, a small percentage received batches linked to high rates of myocarditis and strokes.

A mother of three asks for advice on protecting her children from cultural evil. Alex Jones recommends moving to conservative "red areas" and building a church-based community. The pastor encourages her to bring her children to "Youth Week" and "Kids Week" so they can be "under the anointing" of the Holy Spirit for protection.

Greg Reese presents an analysis of VAERS data suggesting that "deadly batches" of COVID-19 vaccines were disproportionately distributed to red states like Kentucky and West Virginia. The report links this to UN Agenda 2030, which allegedly seeks to depopulate rural areas and move citizens into "smart cities." The recent train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, is mentioned as part of this broader "attack" on Americans.

Roseanne Barr recounts the historical sacking of Jerusalem in 70 AD by General Titus, claiming the Temple's menorah is hidden in the Vatican. She discusses the "Erev Rav" (mixed multitude) as a managerial class that serves "Pharaoh" or modern elites. The conversation shifts back to the alleged targeting of red states with toxic vaccine batches as a "campaign of cruelty."

A report claims that specific "deadly batches" of the COVID-19 vaccine were disproportionately distributed to Republican-leaning red states. Data from the VAERS system is cited to suggest that 5% of vaccine batches caused 100% of deaths, with Kentucky and Arkansas reportedly seeing much higher death rates than California. This distribution is linked to United Nations Agenda 2030 and the recent chemical disaster in East Palestine, Ohio.

A recurring report alleges that the U.S. government targeted red states with toxic batches of the COVID-19 vaccine. Data suggests that states like Kentucky had a 1,900% higher death rate from vaccinations than California. This is framed as a depopulation scheme aligned with UN Agenda 2030 to move populations into federalized "smart cities."

A report by Greg Reese alleges that specific "deadly batches" of the COVID-19 vaccine were disproportionately distributed to red states like Kentucky and Arkansas. Citing VAERS data and the "Exposé" publication, the segment claims that 5% of vaccine lots caused 100% of deaths. This is presented as a deliberate depopulation scheme aligned with United Nations Agenda 2030 to weaken conservative populations.