Topic: Ultra 12

Marlo Oaks emphasizes that the NAC proposal threatens the fundamental American concept of private property. Kate Dalley and Oaks encourage listeners to put pressure on county commissioners and local officials to protect land rights. The broadcast concludes with Alex Jones promoting a New Year's sale at the InfoWars Store, featuring products like "Vazo Beats," "Ultra 12," and "HGH Max."

In a lighthearted exchange, Max Keiser critiques Gerald Celente's reading of an advertisement for Ultra 12, leading to a satirical discussion about Keiser's own poorly-reviewed book. The conversation turns to Rachel Maddow, with Keiser recounting her "grooming" at MSNBC and criticizing her role in the mainstream media narrative. The segment highlights the deep divide between independent and corporate media personalities.

The host uses an analogy of a bird trap to warn against globalist handouts like Universal Basic Income and social credit scores. He argues that these "free" offers are designed to enslave the population, much like grain lures a quail into a hole. The program concludes with a final appeal for listeners to support the show through the InfoWars Store to maintain independent media as a counter to globalist control.

Alex Jones returns to conclude the show with a parable about a quail trap, comparing government handouts like Universal Basic Income to grain used to lure birds into a hole. He warns that the globalist system is designed to capture and "eat" the population through dependency. Jones contrasts this with the InfoWars model, which he claims empowers individuals through health products like Ultra 12 while maintaining a transparent relationship of mutual freedom.

The host uses a childhood story about trapping quail to illustrate how globalists use welfare and Universal Basic Income to enslave the population. These "handouts" are described as bait for a trap that leads to a social credit system. The show concludes with an urgent plea for financial support to keep the InfoWars infrastructure operational during its most intense period of persecution.

Fuellmich points to the Florida federal court decision striking down the CDC's mask mandate as a major victory and a signal to the world. He and Jones agree that the key to the future is creating independent, self-sufficient communities. The segment ends with a promotion for X2 and Ultra 12 supplements at the InfoWars Store, emphasizing the final day of a 40% off sale.

Jones reports that the City of Austin has begun turning off water to residents while denying the action. He claims Joe Biden's lack of campaigning was a signal that the election was pre-determined to demoralize the public. The segment includes a promotion for Vitamin D3 and Ultra 12 supplements, warning that the power may never be turned back on if people do not "get mad."