Topic: West Hollywood

5 chapters across the catalog

White expresses skepticism about Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter to "X" and his overall political shift, suggesting it might be a "phase" similar to other celebrities. She argues that people who have been part of the Hollywood system for years are difficult to trust completely.

A caller identified as an airline pilot praises Turbo Force Plus and encourages other pilots who refused the COVID-19 vaccine. He discusses his decision to boycott Target by closing his "Red Card" account in response to the company's marketing of Pride merchandise to children. The host agrees that conservative and Christian voters are finally becoming a "force to be reckoned with" in the marketplace.

A discussion on mind control and celebrity handlers leads to a re-evaluation of Michael Jackson's legacy. The host admits that while he previously viewed Jackson as a pedophile, he now believes Jackson was a victim of childhood abuse and media character assassination. It is claimed that Jackson was a scapegoat for the real pedophiles in Hollywood who used drugs to control him.

Kanye West recently exposed text messages from his personal trainer, Harley Pasternak, who allegedly threatened to have West institutionalized and "drugged into a zombie state." Pasternak is identified as a former Canadian military member with a background in psychological operations. This incident is framed as a rare public glimpse into how "handlers" are used to control influential celebrities in Hollywood.

Sunday Emergency Broadcast: Kanye West Fights To Stop Deep State-Funded Race War – MUST WATCH - FULL SHOW 10/16/2022
52:39 - 55:18

Sunday Emergency Broadcast: Kanye West Fights To Stop Deep State-Funded Race War – MUST WATCH - FULL SHOW 10/16/2022

Mike from New York, Candace Owens, Hollywood Power Structure

Mike from New York suggests that Kanye West should appear on InfoWars for an uncut, uncensored interview to bypass media editing. Jones reveals they are very close to getting West on the show. The caller also suggests inviting Candace Owens to promote her new documentary, an idea Jones enthusiastically supports.