Topic: Solutions

Mike Lindell reports that banks across the country have been secretly denying customers' ability to use debit and credit cards to purchase MyPillow products. He describes this as a covert attack on his business that has cost tens of millions of dollars. Despite these challenges, Lindell maintains faith in Donald Trump’s "god-given gift" for problem-solving and urges patience from the president's supporters.

A Catholic caller named Paul from Texas suggests that the U.S. or a Christian coalition should manage the Holy Land, similar to post-WWII Japan. He references Steve Bannon's "three-state solution" and praises JD Vance for taking a "traditional Catholic view" on foreign policy. The host agrees that Vance's measured approach—working with Israel without being controlled by them—is what the populist base desires.

A caller references a prophecy by Brandon Biggs regarding a massive earthquake hitting the U.S. and Canada if they support a two-state solution. The discussion shifts to AIPAC's involvement in American politics, with the host agreeing that foreign meddling is a legitimate concern. They note that while evangelicals have historically supported Israel, that support is being challenged by new influencers.

A caller references a prophecy by Brandon Biggs regarding a massive earthquake along the Mississippi River linked to a UN vote on a two-state solution for Israel. The discussion moves to the broader issue of US foreign aid and military bases, with Levant noting that the US spends significantly more on bases in Qatar and Germany than on aid to Israel. They argue that the focus on Israel's influence often ignores the massive footprint of the US military-industrial complex in other nations.

Kathy O'Brien and the host discuss the "Great Awakening," emphasizing that dismantling the globalist agenda requires individual action rather than relying solely on government figures. Solutions mentioned include homeschooling, handwriting to activate critical brain pathways, and restoring nutrition to the soil. The goal is for individuals to reclaim their personal sovereignty and "free thought" to resist systemic mind control.

A caller discusses the potential for violent resistance in America, but Shroyer firmly maintains that a "peaceful and political" solution is still possible. He references his time in a Louisiana federal prison to illustrate the power of public pressure and noise. Shroyer argues that the next four years under Trump are the final test for the political system, and while he acknowledges the frustration of many, he remains committed to preserving the American lifestyle without conflict.

Kamala Harris calls for an immediate ceasefire and a two-state solution in the Israel-Hamas war while affirming Israel's right to defend itself against Iran. Donald Trump claims the conflict would never have started under his watch and alleges that Harris "hates Israel." Trump argues that his sanctions had previously left Iran broke and unable to fund proxies like Hezbollah.

St. Louis Mayor Tashara Jones is criticized for suggesting that business owners should be held accountable for the violence occurring around their convenience stores and gas stations. This approach is framed as a failure to address the root cause of crime while punishing the victims of organized retail theft. The discussion links these policies to Soros-funded district attorneys who have effectively legalized certain criminal activities.

Alex Jones addresses the ongoing conflict in Gaza, expressing support for a two-state solution while criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu's alleged plan to seize offshore oil and gas resources. Jones claims that the October 7th attacks are being used as a pretext for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. He calls for a real ceasefire and a balanced approach that respects the rights of both Jews and Arabs in the region.

The segment covers Erdogan's threats and Netanyahu's "bloodbath" rhetoric in Gaza. Celente argues that Israel's "Nation State Law" proves it is not a true democracy. He proposes a "one-state solution" where all people are treated as equals, regardless of religion, to end the perpetual cycle of war.

Dr. Francis Boyle concludes his interview by recounting his years as a legal advisor to Yasser Arafat and the PLO during peace negotiations. He asserts that since 1988, there has been "not one iota of good faith" from Israel or American Zionists regarding a two-state solution. Boyle warns that the ultimate goal of the current administration is the total annexation of Palestine, which risks destabilizing the entire Middle East.

Stu Peters expresses skepticism toward all 2024 presidential candidates, including Donald Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy, arguing that the nation needs a "William Wallace" figure rather than a politician. He reiterates claims that the Maui fires were "murder" perpetrated by the government, possibly using direct energy weapons, due to the failure of warning sirens. Peters also voices distrust of Elon Musk, citing his hiring of Linda Yaccarino and his Neuralink project as evidence he is not truly on the side of free speech.

Dr. Rima Laibow alleges that her late husband, General Albert Stubblebine, was murdered in 2017 following his defection from the deep state. She recounts a conversation with a head of state regarding a "great culling" of "useless eaters" to reduce the global population by 90%. This revelation led the couple to close their medical practice and form the Natural Solutions Foundation to combat the globalist agenda.

Unlike the centralized Nazi regime that could have been stopped by assassinating Hitler, the modern globalist system is described as a decentralized oligarchy of bureaucracies. Resistance strategies focus on non-violent actions such as pulling children from public schools, starting gardens, and supporting local farmers' markets. The goal is to "kill the ideas" of the New World Order through education and parallel systems.

Edward Dowd explains the use of the Hegelian Dialectic—problem, reaction, solution—to implement a global control system. He suggests that the current societal and economic collapse is being orchestrated to make the public accept a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and social credit scores. The "solution" will likely be presented by seemingly reasonable leaders after the current "Bond villain" figures are removed.

Tyler Bennett of American Tax Solutions joins the program to discuss how citizens can use legal loopholes to minimize their tax burden. Jones endorses the service, available at "jonestaxrelief.com," as a way to defund the "New World Order" by paying the minimum amount of federal income tax required by law.

A caller suggests that the program should focus more on solutions, such as engaging with local sheriffs, rather than just exposing problems. This leads to a theological discussion on Romans 1 and the concept of a "reprobate mind," where God allegedly hardens the hearts of those who repeatedly reject the truth. The segment compares current social movements to the biblical accounts of Sodom and Gomorrah.

A major crisis in the medical supply chain has resulted in severe shortages of normal saline, D5 solution, IV tubing, and sterile gloves. The anonymous physician reports that pharmacies are struggling to obtain common antibiotics like Ciprofloxacin and injectable steroids for asthma. Much of the shortage is attributed to a reliance on Chinese manufacturing and a breakdown in global logistics.

Tax attorney Tyler Bennett joins the program to discuss how the middle class can use legal loopholes to mitigate the effects of inflation and high taxes. Bennett argues that the current system represents "taxation without representation" because the general public is unaware of the tax laws used by the elite. They discuss how corporations pass tax increases directly to consumers.

Kathy in Texas shares her experience contacting American Tax Solutions, noting a quick response but expressing confusion over receiving multiple follow-up messages. Tyler Bennett explains the firm's high-volume operation and promises to personally oversee her case. They also discuss the $12,000 the IRS owes her from previous years and the urgency of collecting it before the statute of limitations expires.