Topic: V Safe

Gold and silver have officially confirmed a technical breakout, with silver showing a nearly parabolic trend toward $50 per ounce. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that the end of the U.S. government's fiscal year in October often triggers a "flight to safety" into precious metals as stock markets decline. Technical resistance for gold is projected at $4,800 as fundamental forces of inflation continue to drive demand.

Donald Trump holds a press conference addressing his health, the creation of "safe zones" in Washington D.C., and the success of his crime-fighting initiatives. He claims that D.C. has seen a dramatic reduction in crime after the removal of 1,600 hardcore criminals. The segment concludes with a technical explanation of how Methylene Blue functions as an antioxidant to balance free radicals in the brain.

Donald Trump declares Washington D.C. a "safe zone" following a 15-day operation that removed 1,600 hardcore criminals from the streets. He credits the cooperation of Mayor Muriel Bowser and the police commission for the success of the initiative, which reportedly resulted in a week with zero homicides. Trump contrasts this success with the ongoing violence in Chicago and Baltimore, where local leaders have resisted federal assistance.

A caller from Vancouver describes Canada as a "laboratory of tyranny," citing the prevalence of fentanyl use in public spaces and the government's "safe supply" policies. Jones and the caller discuss the decay of civil society in British Columbia and the suppression of truth by the Canadian media. Jones concludes with a call to faith and a promise of future broadcasts.

Neil Young is criticized for his stance on censorship despite his "Rockin' in the Free World" persona. The discussion shifts to newly released CDC v-safe data, which reportedly shows that 25% of vaccine recipients missed work or suffered serious health events. Claims are made that 10-15% of the 10 million people in the dataset suffered serious injuries, with 1% being permanently disabled.

Del Bigtree details the legal victories won by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), including the release of Pfizer and Moderna clinical trial data. He highlights the "V-safe" data, which allegedly showed that over 30% of COVID vaccine recipients missed work or school due to side effects. ICAN has also successfully fought for the reinstatement of religious exemptions for students and military personnel.

The FDA attempted to withhold Pfizer trial data for 75 years, but a court order forced a faster release schedule after it was revealed the agency lied about the volume of documents. Analysis of the CDC's V-safe app data shows that over 30% of COVID-19 vaccine recipients missed work or school or required hospitalization. The medical system is accused of being financially incentivized to cover up these negative health outcomes.

The European Union has reportedly seized $35 billion in Russian assets to fund weapons for Ukraine, a move Gerald Celente warns will escalate global tensions. Amidst this instability, Celente identifies 2024 as a "golden year for gold," predicting the metal will hit $3,000 an ounce as it becomes the primary safe-haven asset. He notes that while major economies like Germany and France face downturns, gold remains the most reliable hedge against war and inflation.

Jackie discusses the specific targeting of boys in the trafficking world, using terms like "femboys" and "twinks." She claims that transgender or transitioning children can command higher prices in the illicit market and are often sought after by married couples. The segment notes a critical shortage of safe houses specifically designed for male victims of sexual exploitation.

Celente identifies gold as the primary safe-haven asset during the coming economic crisis, while characterizing Bitcoin as a "gambler's game." He urges listeners to prepare for the worst-case scenario to avoid losing everything. The broadcast concludes with a final promotion for Ultimate Fish Oil at the InfoWars Store, emphasizing the importance of supporting the network's mission.

The discussion highlights the irony of governments claiming to fight misinformation after promoting the "safe and effective" narrative regarding COVID-19 vaccines. A clip of the New South Wales Police Commissioner is played, where she declares that the police should be the "only source of truth." Senator Babet argues that the government is the primary purveyor of misinformation regarding masks, lockdowns, and gender identity.

A writ of mandamus has been filed in Florida demanding that Governor Ron DeSantis cease COVID-19 injections immediately based on evidence of their gene-editing nature. Kingston cites data from the V-safe database showing millions of people were unable to function after injection, along with 16,000 heart-related deaths in Florida. The Florida Supreme Court has moved the case to a district court in Tallahassee for further investigation into the manufacturers' own documents.

The "safe and effective" narrative is challenged, with the argument that "safe" implies a lack of risk, which was impossible to guarantee for a novel technology. The violation of informed consent is compared to the actions of Nazi doctors tried after WWII. Public health authorities are accused of declaring war on the public by lying about the risks of the shots.

State police reports from Michigan have allegedly uncovered safe houses used for falsifying ballots and voter registration cards. Despite evidence including whiteboards and documents detailing the fraud, no charges have been filed in the three years since the discovery. The situation is described as an "open and shut" case of criminal election interference that has been suppressed by authorities.

The discussion shifts to the perceived lack of "alpha" leadership in the face of a potential World War III. Hernandez tells "cucks" who find his tone too aggressive to go watch Ben Shapiro instead. He defends the passionate, "preaching" style of InfoWars as necessary to wake up the country to the botched Afghanistan withdrawal and the infiltration of the homeland by hostile actors.

Joel Skousen discusses the inevitability of a third world war and the specific threat of an EMP strike that could take down the U.S. power grid for a year. He advises listeners to prepare by relocating to rural areas and building concealed safe rooms, preferably underground, to protect supplies from pillaging. Skousen notes that the U.S. does not stockpile the large transformers necessary to repair the grid, which are currently manufactured in China.

The discussion focuses on the CDC quietly stopping the collection of adverse event reports through the V-Safe website. Jones links recent deaths and health issues of professional wrestlers, such as Bray Wyatt and Jerry Lawler, to the COVID-19 vaccine. He criticizes the 1986 vaccine immunity law and claims the new shots promoted by President Biden are unsafe.

Jones clarifies that his "Alex Jones for President 2024" shirt is a fundraiser and "triggering" conversational piece rather than a serious campaign announcement. He mentions survival expert Joel Skousen and the importance of finding "safer places" in rural America. He suggests that building communities of like-minded, skilled individuals is the key to surviving the coming crisis.

As the banking system falters, Celente identifies gold as the primary safe-haven asset, followed by silver. He notes that silver is in high demand for green energy technology like solar panels but is often discarded in landfills, leading to a potential shortage. Bitcoin is described as a "gamble" for those looking for an alternative to fiat currency.

The Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) won a lawsuit against the CDC, forcing the release of V-safe data which reportedly shows 7.7% of participants sought medical care after COVID-19 vaccination. Elon Musk has renewed his deal to purchase Twitter, with leaked text messages revealing his concerns regarding bot fraud and government-led censorship. Reports indicate the Biden administration paid $12 million to social media companies to suppress political opponents, including figures like Jack Posobiec.