Topic: Riverside

Reports indicate that scientists are researching the use of mRNA vaccines in edible plants like lettuce and in livestock such as cattle and poultry. Concerns are raised that this technology could allow for the vaccination of the population through the consumption of meat and produce without explicit consent. The segment links California's state of emergency declared by Gavin Newsom to the potential for forced inoculation of the food supply.

Representative Thomas Massie introduced an amendment to block USDA funding for transgenic edible vaccines. The discussion focuses on research at UC Riverside aimed at turning spinach and lettuce into mRNA vaccine factories. Jones recalls a past incident involving a company called Protogen where genetically engineered corn allegedly contaminated neighboring fields.

Filmmaker Vim Miller joins the program to recount his arrest at the Coachella Trump rally. Miller explains that he voluntarily informed deputies of the firearms in his trunk as a courtesy, a practice he claims is common at Nevada rallies. He alleges that Riverside County deputies ignored his cooperation, handcuffed him, and attempted to sell a "threat" narrative to the Secret Service and FBI, who ultimately declined to interrogate him.

Riverside County officials arrested an armed man outside a Donald Trump rally in Coachella, California, which is being characterized as a third or fourth assassination attempt. The suspect reportedly possessed high-capacity magazines and fraudulent press credentials. The event is framed as part of a broader deep state psychological operation intended to destabilize the Trump campaign as the 2020 election approaches.

Chase Geyser provides updates on the arrest of Vem Miller outside the Trump rally in Coachella. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is quoted stating that his deputies likely thwarted a third assassination attempt. Geyser argues that the political class has resorted to violence because they cannot defeat Trump in a fair election.

A caller named Sean from Riverside, California, reports on an upcoming "Drag Queen Story Time" event at a local bookstore near a preschool. He expresses concern over the lack of background checks for the performers and plans to protest the event. Alex Jones references past instances where such performers were discovered to be registered sex offenders.

Footage released by Andy Ngo shows Antifa members in Austin, Texas, attacking a man with a broken-down motorcycle on Riverside Drive. The group, described as "beta male and beta female" radicals, allegedly assaulted the man and smashed his vehicle while claiming they outnumbered him. Jones uses this to illustrate the "raw corrupt armies" being used to destabilize society.