Topic: Routers

A group of scientists in New Zealand and Germany report finding nanoscale technology, including what appears to be circuitry and routers, within Pfizer vaccine samples. The segment references work by the Spanish group Orwell City and eminent pathologists who conducted post-mortems on vaccinated individuals. The speakers call for professional regulators to investigate these "unexpected ingredients."

Dr. Lee Merritt advises the public to turn off televisions and hardwire their homes to avoid the harmful effects of Wi-Fi and 5G radiation. She notes that schools in Haifa, Israel, have removed Wi-Fi to protect children, who are more susceptible to electromagnetic damage due to their smaller body mass. The segment concludes with a warning that 5G is not a simple continuation of previous cellular technology but a high-powered, intermittent wavelength that prevents biological adaptation.

The discussion turns to the Arizona audit and the refusal of officials to turn over election routers. Lindell explains his plan to file a "quo warranto" lawsuit with the Supreme Court following his symposium. Alex Jones credits Lindell's work with helping to defeat the HR1 election federalization bill.

Alex Jones shares a personal anecdote about discovering credit card fraud through statistical anomalies to illustrate how election fraud can be identified via data graphs. Joe Hoft dismisses claims that releasing router information would compromise personal security, calling it a "garbage" excuse for a cover-up. The segment concludes with a call to indict officials involved in tampering with election evidence.