Topic: Vox

Owen Benjamin promotes his streaming platform, Unauthorized.tv, and discusses his research into historical branding. He notes the absence of the word "Holocaust" in older encyclopedias to illustrate how historical narratives are constructed over time. He clarifies that he is not denying human suffering but is analyzing the "industry" built around specific historical events.

The broadcast covers various globalist initiatives, including the World Economic Forum's push against private ownership and the banning of cars in parts of Europe and California. A report is shared regarding the co-founder of Spain's Vox party being shot in the face, which the host links to a broader trend of indicting or attacking populist leaders in Argentina and the United States.

Crowder recounts the history of Mug Club, explaining how it allowed his show to remain independent during the "Vox adpocalypse" and the 2020 election. He highlights their ability to broadcast whistleblowers like Dr. Peter McCullough during the COVID-19 lockdowns while being completely demonetized by YouTube. Crowder asserts that Mug Club members are the reason these discussions are still possible.

A Cy Twombly painting recently sold for $41.6 million, an event described as an example of the "obscurantism" used to disguise the lack of talent in modern art. In the financial world, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried admitted in a leaked interview that his "woke" virtue signaling was a "dumb game" played to gain establishment protection. Bankman-Fried was the second-largest donor to the Democratic Party behind George Soros before his cryptocurrency exchange collapsed.

Owen Shroyer criticizes media outlets like Vox and MSNBC for framing John Fetterman's stroke recovery as a political asset and a "teaching moment" for disability representation. Shroyer contends that this narrative is a tactic to shield Fetterman from criticism regarding his policy shifts, such as his changing stance on banning fracking. He suggests that the "ableist" label is being used to shut down legitimate debates about a candidate's fitness for office.

Owen Shroyer critiques a Vox article regarding the billion-dollar trial loss, arguing that the media's true goal is the total silencing of Alex Jones rather than justice for families. He claims that mainstream outlets are using the verdict to lobby for stricter government regulation of the internet. Shroyer characterizes these efforts as fascist and authoritarian attempts to suppress political opposition.

Spain's Vox party warned that Spanish cities could face the same "bedlam" seen in Saint-Denis, Paris, during the Champions League final. Local migrant youths reportedly attacked football fans, a situation the media initially blamed on Liverpool supporters. The area, which houses 400,000 illegal immigrants, is described as a "no-go zone" that poses a security risk for the upcoming 2024 Olympics.

Historical parallels are drawn between the 18th-century Illuminati and modern globalists, citing George Washington's warnings about the group. While China was expected to join the neoliberal order, President Xi Jinping is reportedly cracking down on liberal influences to promote nationalism. George Soros has labeled Xi the most dangerous enemy of open societies due to this shift.

Author Vox Day discusses the "Promethean" ideology of globalists who view themselves as light-bringers while rejecting nature and God. He argues that the New World Order's plan to use China as the next empire failed because President Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin rejected the inherent corruption of the globalist lobby.

The segment highlights specific instances of Big Tech censorship, including the suspension of Dr. Li-Meng Yan and the flagging of Epoch Times documentaries. Watson points out that some Facebook fact-checkers had previously worked at the Wuhan lab. He also criticizes outlets like Vox and PolitiFact for "stealth editing" their past articles to remove definitive claims that the lab leak theory was debunked.

The host reviews headlines including Vox's stealth edit of an article dismissing the Wuhan lab leak theory and a *60 Minutes* segment on transgender individuals regretting surgery. A blind caller named Debbie shares her experience refusing a COVID-19 vaccine at her doctor's office by citing the Nuremberg Code. The host encourages her to find a new physician and provides information on the high rate of vaccine refusal among campers and rural residents.