Topic: Spider Man 2

Jones discusses how popular culture, such as the film *Avengers: Endgame* and the *X-Files*, often mirrors real-world globalist agendas. He criticizes the public's obsession with fictional superheroes while real-world crises, such as vaccine injuries and child welfare, go unaddressed. He asserts that individuals have a responsibility to use their power to educate others rather than hide in fantasy.

The discussion contrasts the Alex Jones game with "woke" mainstream titles like Spider-Man 2, which are accused of pushing social agendas on children. Meyer claims that the game is under serious attack from the CIA and other nefarious actors who want to interrupt its success. The game is positioned as a tool for "meme warfare" that educates the next generation while providing an alternative to Hollywood propaganda.

A pro-life activist known as "Pro-Life Spider-Man" was arrested after free-climbing a 60-story tower in San Francisco to protest abortion. The segment highlights the irony of the arrest occurring in a city where other crimes are allegedly ignored. The climber scaled the building hand-over-hand to bring attention to the protection of unborn children.

Watson highlights instances of "woke" censorship, including the removal of a joke from the 2002 Spider-Man movie on a UK streaming platform. He also critiques a New York Times article complaining that 95% of airline pilots are white men. Watson argues that prioritizing diversity quotas over technical competence in high-pressure fields like aviation is a dangerous rejection of common sense.

A discussion on "shielding legislation" in New York and Washington state warns of involuntary detention for those refusing medical compliance. Bermas uses the HBO series *Westworld* as an example of predictive programming for a transhumanist future involving brain chips and social credit apps. He also mentions the recent *Spider-Man* film, noting that the J. Jonah Jameson character has been updated to parody independent media figures like Alex Jones.

Alex Jones shares reports of grassroots support across the country, including "Alex Jones was right" signs and barn paintings. He mentions the new Spider-Man film, claiming the villain is a caricature of himself intended to demonize his message. Jones urges listeners to purchase the "Reset Wars" course to help fund the platform's survival against impending de-platforming and URL blocking.

Alex Jones mocks the new Spider-Man movie for basing its villain on a talk show host who sells vitamins, framing it as an attempt by Hollywood to demonize his health-conscious message. He vows to go to Austin and sarcastically "thank" leftists for their "courage" in taking the vaccine. Jones concludes the segment with a final condemnation of Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci, characterizing their policies as a war on humanity.