Topic: The Sun

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Donald Trump has officially designated Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro as the head of a transnational terrorist organization, the Cartel of the Sun. This designation, effective November 24, 2025, grants the U.S. legal authority to conduct military strikes in Venezuela. While Senator Rand Paul warns of a Republican Party fissure over potential war, Jones argues that Maduro has long acted as a client for rogue CIA elements and Chinese interests.

Jones accuses Bloomberg and *The Onion* of attempting to steal his brand identity and misrepresent him through "fake news" about Bigfoot. He then pivots back to the UK government's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), which is reportedly set to approve sun-dimming experiments. Jones warns that the public is being conditioned to view the sun as a threat that must be blocked by chemical clouds.

Russian experiments are cited as proof that the pyramidal shape can rejuvenate biological material and enhance crop growth. Billy Carson notes that the Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico shares the same base dimensions as the Great Pyramid and is built over water aquifers. He mentions the discovery of liquid mercury and mica-lined tunnels in Teotihuacan and China as evidence of a global, high-tech ancient network.

Winter Sun Plus vitamin D3 is promoted as an essential health supplement. The segment returns to Biden's State of the Union, highlighting his contradictory statements on "free" vaccines and the heckling he received from Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert.

Reports from the Toronto Sun indicate that many bank accounts in Canada remain frozen without explanation following the trucker protests. Celente highlights the "surreal" nature of modern politics, noting that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was a comedian who played a fictional president on the TV show Servant of the People before being elected. He compares the current political landscape to a comedy show run by "crap heads."

The speaker debunks tabloid reports from The Sun claiming Joe Rogan hired elite security specifically due to vaccine controversies, noting Rogan has had the same security for years. A recent evening in Austin with Joe Rogan, Tim Dillon, and Tony Hinchcliffe is described to illustrate the shift of cultural influence from Hollywood to populist centers. The narrative emphasizes that Rogan is "happier than ever" and serves as an example of courage against mainstream media "vampires."