Topic: Transmissible Vaccines

A segment features a claim regarding how vaccines stop the transmission of viruses by preventing the host from infecting others. This is followed by a brief interaction with Gerald Celente, who is seen on screen having a drink. The hosts salute Celente as he approaches his 80th birthday.

The continued push for COVID-19 shots for healthy young people is criticized, especially given evidence that the shots do not prevent contraction or transmission. Harvard University's decision to re-initiate vaccine requirements for students is cited as proof that current drivers of public health policy are unconcerned with potential harm to the youth.

Attorney Tom Renz discusses research into transmissible vaccines that can be spread through the air or skin without consent. He theorizes that the next globalist strategy involves releasing multiple viruses simultaneously to create a "multi-pandemic" environment. This approach would allow authorities to blame global warming for the spread of diseases while mandating new rounds of experimental treatments.

Dr. Michael Yeadon outlines what he describes as fundamental lies regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, including the severity of the threat and the necessity of lockdowns. He argues that asymptomatic transmission is a myth and that masks and mass testing were scientifically unfounded. Yeadon also claims that flu vaccines have historically failed to reduce deaths in the vulnerable, suggesting the COVID-19 vaccination strategy was destined to fail for the same immunological reasons.

A caller recounts losing his father to cancer following a series of vaccine boosters and criticizes media figures like Rachel Maddow for promoting the shots. A clip of Maddow from two years ago is played, in which she claimed the virus "stops with every vaccinated person." Jones characterizes these statements as dangerous lies and notes Bill Gates's recent calls for increased censorship of "vaccine hesitancy."

A compilation of past statements from health officials, including Anthony Fauci and Rochelle Walensky, shows they repeatedly claimed that COVID-19 vaccines would prevent infection and transmission. These claims have since been proven false as vaccinated individuals continue to contract and spread the virus. There are growing calls for legal accountability and massive lawsuits against those who promoted these mandates under false pretenses.

Businesses in Wales are demanding an end to vaccine passports after a Freedom of Information request revealed the government has no data proving the scheme stops COVID-19 transmission. Publicans express anger over the "unjustified" restrictions that have devastated the hospitality industry for two months.

A clip of MSNBC host Rachel Maddow from earlier in 2021 is played, where she claimed that vaccinated individuals cannot host or spread the virus. Jones uses this to illustrate how media figures and public health officials lied about vaccine efficacy. He argues that the public is being gaslit by people who rely on the audience having a short memory.

George Christensen argues that since vaccine efficacy wanes over time, there is no logical basis for medical segregation between the vaccinated and unvaccinated. He cites historical figures like Jesus Christ and Mahatma Gandhi as examples of those who changed society through peaceful resistance. Jones concludes the interview by encouraging listeners to follow Christensen's work on Substack.

A montage of clips features public officials and Bill Gates discussing vaccine efficacy and transmission. Bill Gates is highlighted for claiming a 20-to-1 return on vaccine investments, which is characterized as a business strategy disguised as philanthropy. The summary notes the transition in official guidance from vaccines preventing transmission to only reducing severe disease, citing data from Israel.

Research by Jean-Claude Perez suggests that the genetic codes in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines do not perfectly match the Wuhan spike protein. Dr. Fleming expresses concern that these may be "self-amplifying" mRNA (SAM) vaccines, a technology linked to transmissible vaccine research currently being tested on humans.

Alex Jones quotes Chris Masterjohn, PhD, regarding the Biden administration's refusal to recognize natural immunity in its vaccine mandates. Data suggests those previously infected are 13 times more immune than the vaccinated. Jones argues that the refusal to acknowledge this science proves the administration cares about "obedience" rather than "transmission."

The UK government's push for vaccine passports is criticized as illogical because vaccinated individuals can still spread the virus. Minister Michael Gove is accused of reversing his previous stance that such passports were discriminatory. Critics point out that the policy allows a COVID-positive vaccinated person into a venue while barring a healthy unvaccinated person.