Topic: Songbird

A caller from New York compares current events in China and Australia to the dystopian film *Songbird*, specifically noting the use of surveillance drones to crush the public spirit. He also references Pfizer court documents, claiming the actual mortality and injury rates from vaccines are higher than publicly reported. Shroyer concludes the segment by mentioning "Fizzy Magnesium" as a healthy alternative to mainstream drinks.

Mainstream experts are now shifting the narrative to label COVID-19 as "endemic," meaning it will never go away. Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci have suggested that even vaccinated individuals must continue wearing masks and social distancing. The host argues this is a permanent power grab and an excuse for martial law, citing the movie "Songbird" as a reflection of the elite's dystopian plans for the future.

The show wraps up with a discussion on how COVID-19 is being framed as a permanent fixture of life to justify ongoing martial law and contact tracing. Jones cites the movie "Songbird" as a predictive programming tool for future lockdowns and checkpoints. He reiterates that the globalist power structure is using the pandemic to break the will of sovereign nations and implement an authoritarian world government.

CNBC and other outlets are now reporting that COVID-19 is "endemic" and will never go away, which the host claims is a pretext for permanent lockdowns. The Hollywood film "Songbird" is cited as a "predictive programming" example of a future with permanent checkpoints and camps. The broadcast concludes with a final plea for listeners to purchase storable food and supplements from the InfoWars Store to prepare for long-term martial law.

Alex Jones concludes the show by discussing the shift in media narrative toward COVID-19 being "endemic," which he claims will be used as a permanent excuse for martial law. He references the movie "Songbird" as predictive programming for endless lockdowns and urges listeners to purchase storable food and supplements from the InfoWars Store to support the broadcast.