Topic: Red State Vaccines

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 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 caller raises the theory that a large percentage of COVID-19 vaccines were actually saline, while "deadly batches" were allegedly targeted toward red states and the military. The segment references a January report claiming evidence of this targeted distribution. The discussion also touches on the sentencing of Ghislaine Maxwell and an upcoming story from the Washington Examiner regarding migrant housing.

Alex Jones thanks donors and promotes the InfoWar Store's donation link to fund operations. A report by Greg Reese features claims from ex-Pfizer researcher Mike Yeadon regarding the toxicity of specific COVID-19 vaccine batches. The report alleges that "lethal batches" were disproportionately directed toward red states to influence the democratic process.

Root contrasts his vision of "Cala-Mexico" (a liberal blue state) with a conservative red state. He mocks the liberal preference for social workers over police and green energy over fossil fuels, while asserting that red states will maintain prosperity through capitalism, closed borders, and traditional values.

Dr. Michael Yeadon, former chief scientist at Pfizer, and researcher Craig Paardekooper have analyzed VAERS data to claim that specific "lethal batches" of COVID-19 vaccines were disproportionately sent to red states. The data suggests that vaccine-related deaths in Republican-leaning states are double the rate of blue states, with some areas seeing an 11-fold increase. This deployment is characterized as a targeted attack on populations that voted against the New World Order and the Great Reset.

President Joe Biden and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy announced new COVID-19 control measures, including potential regional lockdowns. Claims are made that these mandates will be directed specifically at red states to create public division. The administration's assertion that vaccine mandates are a long-standing American tradition is challenged, citing existing state health department waivers and exemptions.