Topic: Rodney Dangerfield

Alex Jones mocks the testimony of economist Bernard Pettigill, comparing the academic's perspective to a fictional professor in the film "Back to School." A clip from the movie featuring Rodney Dangerfield is played to illustrate the disconnect between academic economic theories and the practical realities of business, including zoning issues and political kickbacks. Jones argues that the prosecution's financial experts lack an understanding of the actual supplement and media markets.

Sweden has halted the use of the Moderna vaccine for young adults due to concerns over heart inflammation. Breaking news reveals that Attorney General Merrick Garland's daughter is married to the co-founder of a company that sells critical race theory materials to schools. A clip from the movie "Back to School" featuring Rodney Dangerfield is played to illustrate the reality of political bribery and "greasing" officials.

A extended clip from the film "Back to School" depicts Rodney Dangerfield's character explaining the "real world" costs of business, including kickbacks to politicians and unions. The host uses this to pivot to the current political climate, questioning how much longer Anthony Fauci can remain in power given the resignations of other federal officials linked to the Wuhan lab.