Topic: Software Update

Guest host Chase Geiser discusses a major IT outage at British Airways that grounded flights across Europe, suggesting it may be a Russian cyberattack disguised as a technical glitch. Geiser links this to the recent authorization of long-range missiles, arguing that the UK cannot admit to a Russian hack without declaring war. He also recalls the mysterious disappearance of an F-35B fighter jet in 2023, which he believes was stolen via a software exploit.

The rollout of the "Internet of Things" is described as a tool for corporate and government surveillance. Modern smart cars are receiving software updates that include geofencing and remote kill-switch capabilities, which critics argue will be used to enforce "15-minute city" restrictions and carbon austerity.

A caller named Raul describes waking up to an overdrafted Bank of America account and being told there was an issue with Zelle. Jones discusses recent security software updates at the InfoWars store that caused temporary ordering "hiccups." He shares personal anecdotes about his wife monitoring their bills during bankruptcy to catch "accidental" charges from desperate corporations.