Topic: Twitter Fact Check

A contributor to X's Community Notes explains four ways to avoid being fact-checked: using advertisements, framing posts as satire, stating opinions, or asking questions. The caller urges InfoWars listeners to sign up as contributors to counter "leftist shills" who have allegedly overwhelmed the system. Elon Musk's use of Community Notes is discussed as a revolutionary alternative to traditional censorship.

Twitter has introduced a new "crisis misinformation policy" to regulate content during significant events. The segment reviews Nina Jankowicz's history, including her comments on "free speech absolutists" and her desire for verified users to edit tweets. It argues that fact-checkers are merely propagandists for the regime used to control organic trending topics.

Guest host Jason Burmess discusses the "Build Back Better" and "Great Reset" agendas, noting that Twitter's fact-checks now openly link them to the World Economic Forum. He highlights a speech by former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo from April 2020, where Cuomo used the pandemic as a pretext to announce a total transformation of society. Burmess argues that these plans were in motion long before the public was aware of them.