Topic: Water Scarcity

President Trump has signed executive orders to accelerate AI data center construction on federal lands, supported by a $500 billion private sector partnership. Companies like Meta and OpenAI are building massive clusters, such as the Hyperion project, which require millions of gallons of water daily for cooling. This surge in demand is creating conflicts in water-starved regions like Arizona, Texas, and Georgia, where local wells are running dry.

Kate Dally warns of upcoming "climate change lockdowns" being codified in state laws under the guise of "compelling governmental interest." She criticizes Utah's leadership for propping up a drought narrative to implement smart city regulations. Dally introduces the concept of "primary water"—the theory that water is renewable and located deep underground—as a solution to manufactured scarcity, citing the documentary "Mully" as an example.

James Martinez predicts that LENR technology could be "in the streets" within two years if properly funded, starting with the heating market. He explains that the system uses a microscopic amount of "heavy water" to produce heat for years. Mike Adams concludes the segment by introducing David DuByne for the next hour and urging listeners to buy "The Great Reset" to keep InfoWars on the air.