Topic: Smart Power

Nick Fuentes and the host discuss the "Venezuela model" of limited bombing as a failed precursor to the Iran conflict. Fuentes argues that killing the Ayatollah will not lead to a pragmatic negotiation but will instead empower hardliners within the Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRGC). He predicts that the US will eventually use Kurdish militias as a ground force to attempt to break Iran apart.

Newsweek reports that Texans have been asked to limit the use of major appliances as extreme weather tests the state's power grid. Jones claims these energy restrictions are "climate lockdowns" in disguise, mandated by federal adherence to UN treaties. He points out the hypocrisy of promoting electric vehicles, which strain the grid, while banning gas-powered water heaters and telling citizens they can only wash clothes once a week.

Evidence is presented claiming the Maui firestorm was caused by falling power lines igniting unmanaged brush and trees. Allegations are made that the government deliberately left power on, cut water supplies, and failed to activate emergency sirens to facilitate a "smart island" takeover. Named entities including Oprah Winfrey and Mark Zuckerberg are accused of pressuring locals to sell land, drawing parallels to the Great Fire of Rome.

A caller from Michigan reports widespread power outages and expresses concern about "smart meters" tracking activity during blackouts. Jones uses this to emphasize the importance of emergency preparedness and promotes his book, "The Great Reset and the War for the World," noting that signed copies are currently shipping.

The Austin Energy "Power Partner" program is criticized for using AI to monitor and control residential thermostats. The host warns that devices like the Google Nest "learning thermostat" and Amazon Sidewalk are creating a surveillance grid that tracks movement and usage within the home. These autonomous systems are framed as a dehumanizing takeover of basic household functions under the guise of energy efficiency.