Topic: Vaccine Lawsuit

A guest discussion emphasizes the importance of Alex Jones as a "standard" for the First Amendment, arguing that his legal defeat would signal the end of risky independent journalism. The segment revisits the "revolutionary takeover" attempted through COVID-19 vaccine mandates and the ongoing efforts by the CIA and FBI to suppress dissent. Jones vows to sue federal agencies and continues to solicit funds for high-powered legal briefs.

Del Bigtree explains the strategy of suing government agencies like the NIH and CDC rather than vaccine manufacturers, who have legal immunity. He discusses the "Vaccine Safety Data Link" (VSD), a database containing health records for 10 million people that the government allegedly refuses to use for vaccinated vs. unvaccinated studies. Bigtree emphasizes that these lawsuits are funded entirely by small donations from the public.

The host claims that plaintiff's lawyers and the media are using lawsuits and "hit pieces" to intimidate the show into going off the air. Despite these efforts, public skepticism is reportedly rising as officials from vaccine boards and top universities go public with concerns about vaccine safety. Comments on social media platforms like YouTube and Twitter are noted for their divide between those citing insurance data and those dismissing critics as "anti-vaxxers."

Callers discuss strategies for waking up the "zombie sheep" and the role of Donald Trump in exposing the New World Order. One caller from Louisiana shares how he won a lawsuit in Washington state by proving a vaccine allergy to avoid a mandate. The discussion touches on the "Luciferian doctrine" and the historical brainwashing of students regarding medical ethics and euthanasia.

Kyle from Wisconsin shares a story about his father’s passing from cancer, expressing gratitude that he died before the "satanic" lockdown policies prevented families from visiting loved ones in hospitals. He predicts a "groundswell" of lawsuits against major corporations that forced employees to take injections to maintain their livelihoods.

Footage from Thailand reportedly showing adverse vaccine reactions is discussed as an example of content suppressed by social media. Callers suggest using the Nuremberg Code to sue low-level individuals who administer vaccines, such as school administrators or clinic workers, to create a "chilling effect" on mandate enforcement. There is also a brief inquiry into the status of former New York City councilwoman Tracy Edwards.

A woman in Florida resigned from her job after being told she must either take the vaccine or undergo weekly PCR testing at her own expense. She found that other potential employers were considering similar mandates, despite Florida's reputation for being more open. The host encouraged those facing mandates to educate their bosses and consider legal action, calling the mandates a premeditated attempt to collapse small businesses.

Governor David Ige's vaccine mandates in Hawaii have prompted lawsuits from nearly 1,200 first responders, including police and firefighters. Attorneys argue the mandates violate constitutional rights and were issued without collective bargaining with unions. Claims are made during legal discovery that 45,000 people have died within 72 hours of vaccination, a figure far exceeding the threshold that normally halts vaccine programs.

Constitutional lawyer Robert Barnes joins the show to announce a series of lawsuits filed alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr. against the FDA and various government entities. The litigation challenges the emergency use authorization of COVID-19 vaccines and the lack of meaningful informed consent. Barnes argues that forced mandates for soldiers, employees, and students violate the Americans with Disabilities Act and common law battery.

A story is shared about a Minnesota missionary who required leg amputations after a Pfizer injection. Shroyer references leaked documents showing that nations are contractually obligated to protect Pfizer from lawsuits regarding adverse effects.

Dr. Brian Artis discusses a lawsuit filed by attorney Thomas Renz featuring a whistleblower known as "Jane Doe" from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The whistleblower alleges that CMS data shows at least 45,000 deaths occurring within three days of COVID-19 vaccination. Artis claims this number only represents a fraction of the total fatalities, which he believes are being systematically hidden.

Alex Jones previews upcoming segments featuring Angela Stanton King and attorney Robert Barnes. Jones claims to have confirmed details of a lawsuit alleging 45,000 deaths occurred within days of vaccination. He disputes official claims that 99% of COVID-19 deaths are among the unvaccinated, citing data from Israel and the UK that suggests a higher percentage of vaccinated individuals are being hospitalized.

A federal judge in Houston dismissed a lawsuit filed by hospital employees who refused to take the COVID-19 vaccine. The ruling, which allows employers to mandate vaccines as a condition of employment, is criticized as a violation of free will. The segment frames this as a move toward forcing individuals to accept experimental gene therapy.

Alex Jones thanks his audience for their support, stating that InfoWars has been instrumental in waking up humanity. He calls for criminal charges and demonstrations outside the homes of Bill Gates and tech executives. Jones concludes his segment by encouraging listeners to stay tuned for Owen Shroyer and Harrison Smith.