Topic: University Mandates

Universities may face significant legal trouble for mandating COVID-19 vaccines for young people who faced minimal risk from the virus. Dr. Drew cites a study in the journal Circulation showing that approximately half of young males with vaccine-induced myocarditis suffered permanent heart damage. He encourages those forced into medical interventions to seek legal recourse against institutions that ignored the risk-reward data.

Reports indicate that COVID-19 mandates are returning to various institutions, including Hollywood studios and several universities. Lionsgate has reportedly reinstated mask requirements and daily testing for employees, while colleges in Atlanta and Rutgers University are implementing social distancing and masking protocols. Jones highlights government spending data from usspending.gov, which allegedly shows the federal government is actively procuring COVID-19 equipment and hiring consultants for "pandemic era safety protocols."

Alex Jones claims that only approximately 10% of government bureaucrats and high-level officials in the FBI, Justice Department, and Congress have taken the COVID-19 vaccines. He references Japanese government hearings and scientific studies to suggest that those in power are exempting themselves from mandates they impose on the public. The segment suggests the vaccines are intended for population control rather than public health.

Dr. McDonald observes that the "Zoom class"—those who complied most strictly with mandates—is now catching the Omicron variant, leading to a realization of the "farce." Owen Shroyer points to universities requiring vaccines for digital-only students as proof that the mandates are about control rather than health. They agree that these "absurd" requirements are reaching a breaking point.

The White House issues a warning of a "winter of severe illness and death" for the unvaccinated, which Harrison Smith dismisses as baseless fear-mongering. Smith points to a COVID-19 outbreak at Cornell University where cases were found primarily in fully vaccinated and boosted students. He criticizes the shifting definition of "fully vaccinated" and the implementation of booster mandates as a tool for social control.

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."

Resistance to vaccine mandates is growing among firefighters in Los Angeles and college students at Rutgers University. "F Biden" chants have been recorded at NCAA games across the United States, while citizens in Italy and France are reportedly overpowering police in the streets. The Associated Press is criticized for a "fake story" claiming 70% of poison control calls were related to Ivermectin, when the actual figure was 2%.

Guest host Stu Peters and Dr. Jane Ruby discuss the pressure on college students and employees to receive vaccinations to maintain their status. Dr. Ruby urges parents and students to "march with their wallets" and find alternative institutions that do not require medical mandates. They warn of a potential long-term wave of autoimmune diseases resulting from the current vaccination campaign.

A new study from the University of Louisville, utilizing CDC data, concludes that mask mandates did not predict lower COVID-19 growth rates. The research suggests that states with strict mandates often saw higher spread than states like Florida and South Dakota that remained open. The segment also claims that ventilators and bacterial infections caused by prolonged mask use contributed significantly to the death toll in states like New York.

Caller Ken from Massachusetts describes the strict lockdown environment in his state, alleging that elderly residents are being forced into vaccinations. The segment highlights a news story where college students in Massachusetts were suspended and fined $16,000 for appearing in a photo without masks. Jones characterizes the high vaccine rates in New England as a sign of a "cult of submissive people."