Topic: Vaccine Cases

The segment critiques the shift in media narrative regarding COVID case counts. As cases reach record highs under the Biden administration, Smith notes that pundits are now suggesting case counts are no longer a useful metric. He mocks Jennifer Rubin for her "revelation" that the country must live with the virus, pointing out that InfoWars has maintained this stance for two years.

Actor Jeff Lewis reported contracting a "breakthrough" case of COVID-19 at a holiday party where all 30 attendees were fully vaccinated and tested by a nurse. Celente uses this as an example of the failure of the current vaccine strategy. He also notes that a Royal Caribbean cruise ship had a COVID outbreak despite a 98% vaccination rate.

Robert Barnes and the host analyze the legal theories behind January 6 prosecutions, arguing that the government is misapplying obstruction statutes to expand congressional power. They compare the current U.S. political climate to the history of the Mexican Constitution, suggesting that written rights are being superseded by raw exercise of power. Barnes notes that despite this "power grab," ordinary citizens are successfully fighting back in court, particularly regarding vaccine mandate cases.

Medical whistleblower Deborah Conrad reports that 90% of hospital admissions in her facility are vaccinated individuals, despite a local vaccination rate of less than 50%. Steve Kirsch calculates that this makes vaccinated people up to nine times more likely to be hospitalized for various ailments. He argues that hospitals are currently at record capacity due to vaccine-induced injuries rather than COVID-19 itself.

Despite a 99.5% vaccination rate among adults in Waterford, Ireland, the region is experiencing a significant surge in COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations. Data suggests that countries with the highest injection rates, including Israel and Ireland, are seeing the highest rates of illness. Scientists are cited claiming that the vaccines may be contributing to Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE).

Mainstream media outlets like ABC, NBC, and the BBC are accused of omitting Colin Powell's "fully vaccinated" status in their initial death reports. Data from the UK and Johns Hopkins are cited to suggest that vaccinated individuals are at higher risk for COVID-19 complications. The narrative suggests a coordinated effort to hide vaccine failures while encouraging holdouts to get injected.

Data from Vermont and Maine are presented to show record-high COVID-19 case rates despite these states having the highest vaccination percentages in the U.S. The host argues that this proves the vaccines are failing to stop transmission and may be causing Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE). He cites these surges as evidence that the "official narrative" regarding vaccine efficacy is collapsing.

Attorney Thomas Renz presents data allegedly from the CMS and Department of Defense (DoD) servers. He claims that 60% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients are fully vaccinated and that 48,000 people died within 14 days of vaccination. Renz argues that the vaccines are neither safe nor effective and that the government's own data supports the efficacy of natural immunity.

CDC data is cited to claim that death rates among fully vaccinated Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 are alarmingly high. The discussion points to Israel's high infection rates despite high vaccination numbers as evidence of the failure of the current medical strategy. Legal precedents for mandates are traced back to 19th-century Supreme Court rulings involving forced sterilization.

Israel and Australia are reporting that between 90% and 99% of current COVID-19 hospitalizations consist of fully vaccinated individuals. These statistics contradict claims made by Anthony Fauci and the media that the majority of severe illnesses occur among the unvaccinated. Critics argue the Delta variant is being used as a cover for vaccine-induced spike protein issues and autoimmune responses.

The CDC director has reportedly admitted that vaccinated individuals are responsible for the current spread of COVID-19 outbreaks. Despite this admission, health officials continue to mandate vaccines and reintroduce mask requirements, mirroring the "two weeks to stop the spread" rhetoric used earlier in the pandemic. The highest outbreaks are noted in communities with high vaccination rates.

New data from the CDC and NBC News suggests that fully vaccinated individuals may carry higher levels of the virus than previously understood, facilitating the spread of the Delta variant. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky is quoted stating that vaccine passports may be the "path forward." The narrative argues that the vaccine itself is causing the mutations and that the "two weeks to stop the spread" moniker has returned as a tool for permanent control.