Topic: The Snake

The broadcast opens with a reading of "The Snake," a poem about a woman who rescues a frozen reptile only to be bitten, serving as a metaphor for current migration patterns. The narrator compares the influx of migrants to a Trojan horse, suggesting that women and children are being used to infiltrate the country. This segment establishes the show's recurring theme of national betrayal and the perceived dangers of open borders.

Donald Trump recites "The Snake," a poem about a woman who saves a frozen reptile only to be bitten by it. He uses the story as a metaphor for the dangers of current immigration policies and the individuals being allowed into the country. The segment concludes with a countdown to the 2024 presidential election.

A recitation of "The Snake" poem serves as an allegory for the perceived dangers of current immigration policies and the betrayal of the nation by its leaders. The segment warns that 2024 will be significantly more tumultuous than 2023 as globalists move against populist movements. The poem is used to emphasize the idea that the "vicious snake" (representing perceived threats) will inevitably bite those who take it in.

A caller presents a theory linking major historical conflicts and disasters to the "Year of the Snake" in the Chinese zodiac, noting that 1917, 1929, 1941, 2001, and 2013 all fell under this sign. She warns that 2025 will be the next Year of the Snake. Alex Jones acknowledges that the Chinese government places significant stock in astrology when planning geopolitical moves.

Levy shares his thoughts on the documentary "Watch the Waters," which posits that COVID-19 may be related to snake venom rather than bats. He notes that Dr. Ardis, a proponent of this theory, was reportedly removed from a speaking tour. Levy argues that the medical freedom movement must be open to questioning all aspects of the pandemic's origins.

Volodymyr Zelensky is accused of lying about the shelling of nuclear reactors and the "Snake Island" incident to draw the West into a war. The host suggests Putin is using "junior varsity" conscripts as human targets to identify Ukrainian troop placements for special forces. Media figures like Sean Hannity and the hosts of "The View" are criticized for "insanely" calling for the bombing of Russian convoys.