Topic: Snake

The broadcast opens with a reading of "The Snake," a poem about a woman who rescues a frozen reptile only to be bitten, serving as a metaphor for current migration patterns. The narrator compares the influx of migrants to a Trojan horse, suggesting that women and children are being used to infiltrate the country. This segment establishes the show's recurring theme of national betrayal and the perceived dangers of open borders.

Donald Trump recites "The Snake," a poem about a woman who saves a frozen reptile only to be bitten by it. He uses the story as a metaphor for the dangers of current immigration policies and the individuals being allowed into the country. The segment concludes with a countdown to the 2024 presidential election.

A reading of the poem about a woman who saves a frozen snake only to be bitten by it serves as a metaphor for current U.S. border policy. The "vicious snake" represents the dangerous elements being allowed into the country, with the warning that the public should have known the nature of the threat before "taking it in."

A recitation of "The Snake" poem serves as an allegory for the perceived dangers of current immigration policies and the betrayal of the nation by its leaders. The segment warns that 2024 will be significantly more tumultuous than 2023 as globalists move against populist movements. The poem is used to emphasize the idea that the "vicious snake" (representing perceived threats) will inevitably bite those who take it in.

A caller presents a theory linking major historical conflicts and disasters to the "Year of the Snake" in the Chinese zodiac, noting that 1917, 1929, 1941, 2001, and 2013 all fell under this sign. She warns that 2025 will be the next Year of the Snake. Alex Jones acknowledges that the Chinese government places significant stock in astrology when planning geopolitical moves.

Dr. Mikovits discusses Magic Johnson's HIV status, suggesting he avoided AIDS by strengthening his innate immune system and avoiding further injections. She references Dr. Brian Ardis's claims regarding snake venom components in Ozempic and vaccines. Mikovits argues that the "syncytin" protein from retroviruses was used to poison the body's natural protection mechanisms.

The Hegelian dialectic—problem, reaction, solution—is used to explain how the government manipulates the public into begging for solutions that strip away their rights. Critics who label independent media as "snake oil salesmen" are dismissed, as the products sold are presented as high-quality alternatives to establishment corporate goods. Supporting these products is framed as a way to fund the revolution while improving personal health through nootropics and iodine.

Alex Jones uses the example of "merman" exhibits at roadside snake farms—which are actually composite animal parts—to explain how the government might stage an alien discovery. Dark Journalist adds that the deep state is likely 50 years ahead in cloning and AI technology. They suggest the "UFO threat" is a caricature designed to control the narrative before any real off-world visitation becomes public knowledge.

The segment explores reports from the New York Times acknowledging Nazi symbols among Ukrainian troops. Barr and Jones discuss the "snake venom" theory regarding COVID-19 and the "blood and soil" rituals allegedly performed by the Ukrainian military. They characterize the current global situation as "backward day" orchestrated by the devil.

Roseanne Barr discusses a theory linking COVID-19 to snake venom and mentions the "blood and soil" rituals allegedly performed by Ukrainian military units. She reveals that YouTube informed her she could not be monetized unless she expressed support for the Ukrainian war effort. Barr recounts a conversation with a rabbi who suggested that God is using a Jewish leader, Zelenskyy, to dismantle Nazi elements in Ukraine.

A discussion on political terminology argues that modern leftists should be called "suppressionists" rather than liberals, as they oppose the classical liberal values of Thomas Jefferson. The host expresses a deep affinity for Texas and its history of independence. The segment concludes with a reference to the film "Escape from New York," identifying with the character Snake Plissken as a symbol of American defiance against a power cult.

President Zelensky finally began to backtrack on his claims that Russia struck Poland, though he stopped short of a full admission of Ukrainian responsibility. The Associated Press issued a formal correction for its initial report that could have triggered a NATO-Russia war. The segment lists previous "war hoaxes," including the Snake Island massacre and the bombing of a Holocaust memorial, which were later proven to be propaganda.

Dr. Judy Mikovits claims that mRNA COVID-19 shots contain a "poisonous peptide mimetic of snake venom" called syncytin. She explains that syncytin is essential for placenta formation and embryo implantation, and argues that injecting animal versions of this protein through vaccines poses a direct threat to human fertility.

The host questions who is actually leading the United States, pointing to Joe Biden's reliance on cue cards and pre-selected reporters like Darlene Superville during press conferences. Biden is accused of falsely blaming Vladimir Putin and Russia for domestic gas prices and food shortages. The segment mentions Russia's withdrawal from Snake Island as a counter-narrative to claims of a grain blockade.

Chris, the owner of Brushy Creek Snake Removal in Austin, calls in to offer his services to the host and shares a story of a client who couldn't afford a rattlesnake removal. The client, an elderly woman, was in tears because she had spent her remaining money on gas. Chris performed the service for free, highlighting the real-world financial strain caused by current economic policies.

Levy shares his thoughts on the documentary "Watch the Waters," which posits that COVID-19 may be related to snake venom rather than bats. He notes that Dr. Ardis, a proponent of this theory, was reportedly removed from a speaking tour. Levy argues that the medical freedom movement must be open to questioning all aspects of the pandemic's origins.

A discussion regarding Dr. Bryan Ardis’s theory on snake venom and COVID-19 references a 1999 Time Magazine cover that featured a snake alongside a story on genetic engineering. The host also promotes "Pollen Block," a natural allergy supplement derived from French quail eggs, which is back in stock after nearly a year of supply chain delays. The product is offered at a 40% discount to support the network's fundraising efforts.

MSNBC regular Malcolm Nance has joined the International Legion in Ukraine to fight against what he describes as a Russian war of extermination. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the "Snake Island" soldiers, previously thought dead, are alive and receiving medals, highlighting the use of war propaganda like the "Ghost of Kiev." The sinking of the Russian ship Moskva is noted as a symbolic blow, while the U.S. continues to send heavy weaponry including tanks and helicopters.

Dr. Lee Merritt addresses the "snake venom" theory popularized by Dr. Bryan Artis, suggesting that while venom-like chemicals exist in the body during oxidative stress, poisoning a municipal water system is logistically impossible. She argues that the public should be more concerned about 5G electromagnetic radiation and the lack of testing for bottled water. The discussion suggests the venom story may be a distraction from the real threats of bio-labs and radiation.

President Volodymyr Zelensky's warnings of a Russian nuclear attack are dismissed as fear-mongering intended to escalate the conflict into World War III. The segment highlights the "Snake Island" story as a manufactured propaganda hoax and claims that Ukrainian forces are committing atrocities against Russian sympathizers. Reports suggest that the West is ignoring these war crimes to maintain a specific narrative.