Topic: Vulcan

The Large Hadron Collider at CERN is discussed regarding the theoretical risk of creating "strangelets" that could sink to the Earth's core and cause the planet to collapse. Jones references the 2009 Star Trek reboot, starring Winona Ryder, which depicts the destruction of the planet Vulcan using a similar scientific concept. He expresses a preference for the original 1960s Star Trek series over newer "leftist UN globalist" iterations of the franchise.

Gavin McInnes joins the broadcast in studio to discuss his upcoming comedy performance at the Vulcan Gas Company in downtown Austin. The conversation opens with observations on the growing populist sentiment in America and the perceived disconnect between mainstream media portrayals and the actual views of the public. McInnes promotes his platform, Censored TV, while the host notes the proximity of the comedy venue to Joe Rogan's club.

An upcoming event at the Vulcan Gas Company in Austin features Tim Pool and potentially Joe Rogan. The success of Rogan's new comedy club, "The Mothership," is cited as evidence of a massive public appetite for anti-woke and anti-New World Order content. Jones notes that even mainstream comedians are now excoriating globalist agendas.

Jones recounts spending six hours with Joe Rogan in Austin, praising Rogan's new comedy set at the Vulcan Gas Company. He describes Rogan as a "warrior for liberty" who has evolved from a more moderate position to being "more hardcore" than Jones himself. Jones notes that Rogan looks younger and more energized because he is now actively fighting the New World Order.