Topic: Surveys

Former Air Force Major Thomas Haviland discusses his worldwide survey of embalmers, which found that 70% of respondents reported seeing strange white fibrous clots starting in 2021. Haviland, an electrical engineer and data analyst, was motivated to investigate after watching the documentary "Died Suddenly." He links these observations to insurance actuary data showing record-level excess deaths.

Thomas Haviland recounts his initial steps in verifying the claims made in "Died Suddenly" by contacting the Ohio Embalmers Association. He received immediate confirmation from the association's vice president, who reported seeing the same white fibrous clots. This led Haviland to launch a formal survey using Survey Monkey to quantify the phenomenon on a global scale.

Haviland describes the difficulties in distributing his second survey, noting that many state funeral director associations likely deleted his requests. However, the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association forwarded the survey, resulting in 125 responses in two days. He suggests that other associations are reluctant to participate due to fear of lawsuits or cognitive dissonance regarding their own vaccine mandates.

Thomas Haviland presents his 2023 survey data, showing that 73% of responding embalmers are still seeing white fibrous clots. While the weighted average of corpses containing these clots dropped from 30% in 2022 to 20% in 2023, the phenomenon remains prevalent. The data also shows a significant increase in clotting among the 36-50 age group, which aligns with insurance data reported by Edward Dowd.

Jones discusses his increased reach on Elon Musk's X platform and addresses accusations of "fear mongering" regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. He claims that the vaccine's spike protein is based on an HIV delivery system and is highly toxic. A Rasmussen survey is cited, suggesting that a majority of Americans believe the vaccine is linked to unexplained deaths.

Dowd presents a chart showing a "breakout" in U.S. disability numbers, with 857,000 people added in June 2023 alone. He argues that the "analyst mosaic" shows a clear re-acceleration of disability trends. The segment is interrupted by a technical failure with Dowd's Skype connection as Jones prepares for a break.

Owen Shroyer criticizes an MSNBC segment that labeled the Target boycott as "terrorism," contrasting it with the lack of such labels for the 2020 riots. He also highlights a controversial California middle school survey regarding gender identity and the New York Times' criticism of the "Little Mermaid" remake for lacking "kink," arguing that the left is obsessed with sexualizing childhood.

Elon Musk recently shared a mathematical analysis of crime statistics that challenges mainstream narratives regarding interracial violence. The analysis, based on the National Crime Victimization Survey, suggests that the FBI may be underreporting certain crime demographics. The discussion claims that media outlets manipulate these statistics to foster racial division while ignoring the scale of violence committed by cartels at the southern border.

A resident of Cincinnati notes that local officials are downplaying the risk of Ohio River water contamination despite the spill being upstream. A pilot performing aerial surveys calls in from 1,000 feet above Texas to discuss the situation. There is a brief debate regarding the correct pronunciation of "East Palestine," with the pilot insisting it has always been "Palesteen."

Arizona recently passed a law banning gender transition surgeries for minors, a move Sapir describes as a necessary response to "mutilation." She shares examples of shocking surveys given to 12-year-olds in Prescott, Arizona, which ask inappropriate questions about sexual preferences and the safety of heterosexual teachers. Sapir emphasizes that children are being incentivized to reject their parents' values in favor of radical gender theories.

Alex Jones plays a clip of Bill Maher citing a Gallup survey that found 41% of Democrats believe the chance of hospitalization from COVID-19 is over 50%. Maher criticizes liberal media for allowing its audience to believe "crap" about the virus's danger to children and the general population. Jones interprets this as the "rats leaving the sinking ship" as the COVID narrative collapses.

Alex Jones plays a recording of himself calling the National Immunization Survey, a program conducted by the University of Chicago on behalf of the CDC. After reaching a voicemail, Jones leaves a message accusing the contractors of violating the Nuremberg Code and HIPAA by using illegal national databases to harass citizens. He characterizes the survey as part of a global effort to implement a world medical ID and a cashless society.

A caller from New Hampshire reports receiving a phone call from the CDC inquiring about his vaccination status, which he views as "phase one" of a larger enforcement plan. Jones warns that these surveys are meant to identify "political dissidents" for future arrest or "intubation." He claims the government is setting the stage for a war against veterans and gun owners that will ultimately "destroy the FBI and the police" in the process.

Paul Joseph Watson takes over the broadcast to discuss a Rasmussen poll showing that 15% of Americans believe mask mandates will last indefinitely. He presents a video from the Daily Caller featuring interviews with residents in Washington D.C. who express a willingness to wear masks forever as a "common courtesy."