Topic: Universal Church

The consolidation of 90% of U.S. media into six corporations is traced back to Bill Clinton's 1996 Federal Communications Act. Celente also discusses his "Universal Church of Freedom, Peace and Justice," questioning why major religious institutions have remained silent about the escalation of war.

Celenti criticizes new UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, calling her a "clown" who is willing to risk nuclear war with Russia. He references the history of the British Empire's control over India and contrasts the concept of kingship with the American Declaration of Independence. Celenti announces his "Universal Church of Freedom, Peace, and Justice" as an alternative to state-mandated groupthink.

Gerald Celente discusses his founding of the Universal Church of Freedom, Peace, and Justice. He criticizes the $40 billion in weapons sent to Ukraine, predicting that Russia cannot be defeated militarily. Celente reviews the history of US-led regime changes in Libya and Syria, arguing that these interventions have only led to destruction and the rise of "mentally ill" leaders globally.

The COP26 climate summit in Glasgow is labeled as "baloney" due to the hypocrisy of allowing large protests while enforcing COVID-19 lockdowns elsewhere. Celente also mocks a Wall Street Journal article on "new workplace etiquette," which advises against handshakes and hugs. He promotes the Universal Church of Freedom, Peace and Justice as a resource for obtaining religious vaccine exemptions.

Gerald Celente contrasts the dignity of his parents' generation with what he perceives as the physical and spiritual decline of modern Americans. He cites high obesity rates among COVID-19 victims and the "ugly" atmosphere of big-box stores like Walmart. Celente announces the formation of the "Universal Church of Freedom, Peace and Justice" as a way to unite against tyranny.

Gerald Celente highlights the "revolving door" between the FDA and Big Pharma, noting that former FDA head Scott Gottlieb now sits on the board of Pfizer. In response to perceived government overreach, Celente announces the launch of the Universal Church for Freedom, Peace, and Justice. He also promotes an upcoming "Festival of Freedom" in Kingston, New York, scheduled for July 4th.

Norm Pattis discusses his reconciliation with the Catholic Church and the importance of the "Great Books," which he notes are being banned at Howard University. Jones and Pattis conclude their segment by warning that the U.S. is vulnerable to a foreign policy crisis because the population is so deeply divided by globalist-funded "race wars."