Topic: Veterans Day

The host defends pollster Mark Mitchell's accuracy while emphasizing that he views Trump as a "life preserver" for his own survival. There is a call for the indictment of Anthony Fauci to restore public faith in government institutions. The segment transitions into a final promotion for the Veterans Day flash sale on Methylene Blue at the Alex Jones Store.

The broadcast concludes with a final tribute to America's veterans and a reminder of the 48-hour flash sale at the Alex Jones Store. Listeners are encouraged to download the Alex Jones news app and follow the network on X to bypass censorship. The host reiterates that despite the legal efforts to seize his studio, the "InfoWar" will continue through the support of the people.

Dinesh D'Souza reflects on the "gatekeeper" role of William F. Buckley at National Review, arguing for a "big tent" that excludes "outright lunatics." Alex Jones criticizes the "aggressive" tactics of Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin against Tucker Carlson, suggesting their "bullying" is backfiring and turning young people against Israel. The segment concludes with a re-airing of the Veterans Day flash sale announcement for the Alex Jones Store.

Reports and video footage from Princeton, New York, and Los Angeles show leftist protesters disrupting Memorial Day parades and demonstrations. The footage depicts individuals shouting "Free Palestine" while allegedly blocking roads and harassing World War II veterans in wheelchairs. Claims are made that these groups are funded by George Soros and represent an anti-American sentiment.

A somber discussion on Memorial Day focuses on the physical and mental suffering of soldiers, particularly during the Vietnam War. McInnes and the host criticize the modern "trivialization" of veterans and the "mocking of the patriarchy." They express outrage at reports of protesters desecrating the memory of fallen soldiers and disrupting remembrance parades.

Memorial Day serves as a time to reflect on the immense suffering and bravery of men who served in conflicts like the Vietnam War. The modern "trivialization" of soldiers and the mocking of the patriarchy are identified as signs of societal decline. There is a critique of the "ingrates" in the West who tear down statues while benefiting from the security provided by previous generations of masculine sacrifice.

A war memorial in Cranbrook, British Columbia, was defaced with graffiti claiming "the real heroes are the vaccinated" on Veterans Day. This incident is cited as an example of leftist disrespect for traditional national values. Meanwhile, Austria and Australia are moving toward new lockdowns specifically targeting the unvaccinated, creating a segregated society.